Bump yo.

Ohwow, hahaha. I guess i needa keep up with them as well. Hahaha.

lol. i was confused. thought it meant "talks cheap bro" off the top of my head. google says "taking care of business".  i need to keep up with these acronyms i guess haha.

Tcb? Wuuut. o.O hahahaha

TCB

Yeah, that was at whataburger after the threads iayd show? Or maybe it was a studio b one. I dont remember. Hahaha. But yeah, i really like the color, but it's time to move on.. sadly. Hahaha. So i'll be getting a dmg withpro sound and a backlight. Then still try noise removal with that dmg as well. That should definitely fix things.

this is pretty fun. i remember having a convo with you (at whataburger?)where i tried to convince you to get a dmg but you seemed pretty set on the color. i know you can do a lot with audacity for noise removal but have you thought about throwing a prosound on your gbc. if i remember correctly that helps with noise a lot.

I will definitely try the noise removal! Thanks decktonic!

Sorry about the misinformation I really do not know a lot about LSDJ

Again Decktonic has come up with a good idea! Audacity

yeah this is incorrect (FUD is rampant with LSDJ and DMGs). An un-modded DMG can run LSDJ just fine, it just has noise present on the stereo signal, which a prosound mod can eliminate. It's not the only way to do it, though. You can post-process the stereo signal with hardware (like a pissbox) or software (like Audacity).

In case you didn't know, Audacity is a free program. If you have a computer with a line-in (which I assume is how you recorded this music), then you can run Audacity on it. You can use Audacity to open the WAVs of your recordings, and use the built in "Noise Removal" effect to eliminate this noise hum. Just look up a tutorial or something for it, it's very easy to use once you know how.

Hope that helps.

Yeah, you can use lsdj on an unmodded dmg. I have a buddy who does that. These tips are great. Thanks guys.

Pretty sure this is not right, from what I've read here.

^very useful for picking out a gameboy

chip musician / student problems. I feels ya.

Heck I make music with a $3 app for a phone that my patents have me as a birthday gift! I'm broke, especially with a girlfriend! (I happen to know you have one, creepy!)

Trust me
Girlfriend > Gameboy

But, I still would recommend a DMG. I got a sweet original DMG at a vintage stock (you may have the same store in your area under the name BAM or movie trading co.) for $15 American dollars! AMERICAN DOLLARS!!! A color runs twice that! I suggest snagging the DMG cheap, and getting it modded later. (Imma nanolooper, I don't use LSDJ, but from my understanding an un-modded DMG can't run LSDJ)

I think an advance or sp is a lateral step when it comes to sound

Another cool idea I want to try is gameboy player for GameCube! I have one and I want to try Nanoloop one on it, but I am still learning it.

Anyway... Back to the release!

Eh, it kinda was rushed a bit honestly. My cart got full and i never got the money to get another one. That's why i put the donations part. There was only so much i could do left due to saves and such. Hahaha. But thanks Jake.