I've always wanted wave tables on the GB. Maybe attach different wave tables to different buttons? Idk
Edit.. So I guess I'm describing pounder w/ wavetables, and voice stealing
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it's an idea by other people, and it's actually an addition for lsdj, but I want to bump the idea.
Just lsdj but with a function to create a instrument that can't change pitch.
Just for TSP reasons in the phrase screen, considering kickdrums and bassline.
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Jotie wrote:
it's an idea by other people, and it's actually an addition for lsdj, but I want to bump the idea.
Just lsdj but with a function to create a instrument that can't change pitch.
Just for TSP reasons in the phrase screen, considering kickdrums and bassline.
Using sweep instead of the P command for kicks doesn't seem to be AS bad with TSP. It's still noticeable, but...
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I would love to see something quite like mgb that actually had a wave channel with waveforms that are changeable via midi cc, and that could handle more than only 5 bits of a pitch bend message 
... and while we're at it, others have criticised that there is no way to set a channel to mute via midi.
But I'm also for the sound triggering of premade lsdj type instruments/patterns ... couple this with an mgb type arduinoboy/nanoloop usb midi adapter compatible interface please, to play the patterns or instruments (with tables) at different pitches ... one instrument/pattern per midi channel
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lastfuture wrote:
I would love to see something quite like mgb that actually had a wave channel with waveforms that are changeable via midi cc
Pushpin can do that.
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I can't run Pushpin on a DMG though 
also I don't think it works with a nanoloop USB MIDI adapter
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nordloef wrote:
Pushpin can do that.
Then maybe a pushpin version that can receive MIDI-bytes in the normal link port format (instead of soft-UART) so that it works with Arduinoboy and the USB-MIDI adaptor. This would also work on all GB models, not just GB color.
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polyphonic shitwave
That is the best name.
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lastfuture wrote:
I would love to see something quite like mgb that actually had a wave channel with waveforms that are changeable via midi cc
AHEM
MGB Manual wrote:
WAV - MIDI CH3
cc1: shape select : 16 possible on a 0 to 127 range .
cc2: shape offset : 32 possible on a 0 to 127 range
cc3: Pitch Sweep speed. 0=Off, 1-127 speed/
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herr_prof wrote:
lastfuture wrote:I would love to see something quite like mgb that actually had a wave channel with waveforms that are changeable via midi cc
AHEM
MGB Manual wrote:WAV - MIDI CH3
cc1: shape select : 16 possible on a 0 to 127 range .
cc2: shape offset : 32 possible on a 0 to 127 range
cc3: Pitch Sweep speed. 0=Off, 1-127 speed/
What I mean is the ability for me to create a custom waveform by having one midi cc per datapoint (I think custom waves consist of 32 samples?)
Last edited by lastfuture (Dec 19, 2012 5:29 pm)
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Something that takes an .lsdsng file, makes it into a .gbs file, and also a gbs player that can control things like tempo, mute / solo tracks, transpose etc.
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Saskrotch wrote:
Something that takes an .lsdsng file, makes it into a .gbs file, and also a gbs player that can control things like tempo, mute / solo tracks, transpose etc.
YES THIS
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ashimoke wrote:
thebitman wrote:Personally, I'd like to see a 1-bit tracker for Gameboy. Not enough 1-bit love in this world.
^ yes please!
+1
check out http://www.west.co.tt/matt/speccy/apology/ for info on psg-based 1bit.
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Saskrotch wrote:
Something that takes an .lsdsng file, makes it into a .gbs file, and also a gbs player that can control things like tempo, mute / solo tracks, transpose etc.
Oh so very much yes! This actually seems like it may not be all too difficult to do on a computer, am I wrong?
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Note to self, pitched sampled audio using CH3 and timer for reload.