add a less subtle decay to the beginning percussion, and make it slower. so the instrument should start strong, and have a strong, slow fade. with LSDJ, you'll have to use the limitations to your advantage.

I have opened up a bunch of different DMGs - and from what I found the 02 boards had 'A' CPUs, 03 boards were either 'A' or 'B', 04 / 05 / 06 were all 'B' (except for one 06 I have with a 'C' revision CPU), and 07 / 08 boards were blobs...

This is how it finally sounds without those clicks:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/56714160/The%2 … voz%29.mp3

Thanks so much guys.

Just like math you have several methodes to do the same thing. Create a new instrument with another envelop, put a command in the table, or put commands right there in the phase screen.

It's really handy for when your table is full, or you ran out of instruments. I think it's more demanding of your CPU this way.

Try setting your instrument envelope to 33 and deleting all the Exx commands.

Edit: yeah like sketch already said lol

cool!

i just found a -02 with a rev. -A CPU, so scratch what i said earlier about that one point

IT WORKED!
And the rest of the clicks were because of the same problem!
Thanks so much SketchMan3!

Now I ask myself: Then why are those commands there? If they produce such annoying clicks... Could it be a problem of the LSDJ version I'm currently using? (4.0.5)

EDIT: Thank you anyway kitsch (we overlapped!)

found it

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/2643/ … bloopcart/

that thread has some of the banter about CPU-02 issues. 

sorry to derail your thread...  since yours isn't this model type then i wouldn't worry about it, i just wanted to rule it out for you in case.

DMG-CPU-02 boards with a -B revision CPU (i may be wrong, but i think all -02 boards would have a rev. -B CPU, but the attempts to build a 'master list' of that stuff (matched to front PCBs) didn't work out from what i recall)

those have known audio quality issues.  i *think* someone (animalstyle?) might have found a capacitor mod (or a bypass) that solves the issues....  but i really haven't thought about this particular thing in such a while, its wayyyy buried here i think, i could have made this all up in a dream really.

thats just my own operational info i guess...  DMG-CPU-02 boards + -B CPUs aren't so awesome.

found a sort of interesting CPU database website, with -B on it: http://www.cpupages.com/store/index.php?id_item=1425

so what are you saying Kitsch?

that a certain version of the DMG CPU boards have more clicky noises?

Sounds like cool tap dancing routine. Just sayin'.

I'm going to have to leave this one to the pros. I honestly wouldn't bother about it. btjm. have you tried using an instrument with the envelope set to 33 in the instrument screen, without having to use the CMD column to change your E83 instrument to E33?

^ ok, just wanted to rule out a particular bug for you,

carry on

@kitsch It says DMG-CPU-08

would you mind taking the battery cover off your game boy, looking through the squarish hole where that clasp snaps in, and reading the text off the PCB right there?

it'll say DMG-CPU-0x

whats the 'x'?

I've revised my phrases one by one and I've found a good one example of what's happening.
This is one of the phrases on which that instrument 05 is going from a low envelope to a high one. It sounds like this:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/56714160/Clicking%20noise.mp3

Notice the terrible "clicking noise". That's exactly what I'm meaning.
Here's another pic of the instrument config, in case it helps: