Im colorblind AND tonedeaf.

I use 'LiTHe dark' for fakebit and 'Rose' for keygen midi music.

I just finished my first 2xLSDJ song and it was time consuming at first but when I had a burst of inspiration it was like working with 1 gameboy instead of two unruly automatons determined to make me facepalm.

The pressure from an upcoming performance helped a lot too tho.

now lets start a thread inside the thread.

Seems like people still are changing the colorscheme in FT2, what do you think of this? is it ok not to stick with the default blue on blue?

I really only use 2xLSDJ so that I can bust out my custom rope light link cable

The world ends not with a bang but a whimper.

See, what ha' happen wuz... I was actually going to post that two days ago, but I didn't want to bump the thread and keep it going.

The subtle pain in Will's eyes is killing me though... ;_; it's just barely there.

Almost makes me want to apologize. :,(

Not really. It had been dead for quite a few hours until this^, actually...

DMG Royal Rumble

DMG Battle Royal

DMG Championchip Bout

2 x lsdj vs 32 x lsdj

How could i get you wrong? Yeah ofcourse you have a point. But I didn't mean to be all nazi about what compressor to use. What I was trying to say was, mearly routing your kick out seperatly from the gameboy and treat it with whatever you want is a good alternative to using 2 gameboys. As an example, for a long long time I used a Alesis modFX smashup and you can get those for 20 bucks off ebay nowdays. really inexpensive, small portable compressor. Even smaller than a DMG.  Don't have sidechain though but if judging by a price to sound ratio, this is the most priceworthy compressor I have ever used. a Smashup on the samplechannels on an Atari STE is like a "go sell your SP1200 and gtfo" in the face

also, the DBX 163 is a very good small portable and inexpensive alternative. but seriously, just some EQing from any dj-mixer could make that squarewave kick just as good as any wave channel kick.

wow you guys are still actually talking about this

I actually started out using 2xLSDJ because at first I assumed 4 channels would be too limiting; then when I started learning more I realized one DMG is enough for most everything I want to do. It is nice to be able to have triangle wave bass and drums samples going simultaneously sometimes though, especially for more straightforward pop/rock songs as opposed to dance beats. But if the Game Boy had separate DPCM and triangle channels like the NES, I don't think I'd ever bother with 2xLSDJ.