I have Lsdj 4, and I notied there is Lsdj 7.4.1, what changes have been made that are obvious, I am thinking of upgrading but I'm happy with my current version, my only pet peeve is the clipping when panning notes, that's it though.
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I believe clipping is a courtesy of your boy, not the software. Also, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Updating your cart from 4 to 4.7 that is.
Following versions are for the most part, no more than fixes and repairs.
EDIT: And according to the log above, most are just fixes.
Last edited by Jazzmarazz (Sep 20, 2013 3:02 am)
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the pan clicks are just something that gameboys do. apparently they're less bad on a color and nonexistent on an advance/SP - might be something to consider!
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Given how easy it is to upgrade or downgrade, I see no reason not to stick with the latest version unless there's a feature (bug) from a previous version that you rely heavily on.
That said, don't switch immediately before a performance or anything. Make sure you listen thoroughly to all of your music using the new version to ensure it sounds right.
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danimal cannon wrote:
Non existent in BGB the emulator too
Not true. The latest version has the clicking. Older version does not.
Edit: Oh snap, I haven't updated since version 1.4 
nevermind disregard this I'll have to check and verify...
Last edited by SketchMan3 (Sep 20, 2013 3:23 pm)
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Taichung, Taiwan
OG chiptuners = 3.9.9
Everyone else = the latest version.
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Most old schoolers are probably stuck at 2006-06-17: v3.6.2, the last version before he changed to vibrato.
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UK, Leicester
I only use ver 1.3.5 because that's the demo version that I started using, so I just used that version of the full rom when I bought it.
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Madriz, Supain
I only use 3.7 or something like that, noise drums sound different in new school versions.
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Various things have been fixed in updates, such as an "antispike" fix for the wave channel. Sticking with the latest version is the best option, I think. At least try it out. If you don't like it, you can easily just flash back the old version you had before.
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Various things have been fixed in updates, such as an "antispike" fix for the wave channel. Sticking with the latest version is the best option, I think. At least try it out. If you don't like it, you can easily just flash back the old version you had before.
I think I will do this, I originally bought lsdj bak in 2009, I had no idea how to use it, I think it was 3. something, idk, but now I use 4. I want to try the very first test version lol, that would be interesting to see how much has changed. Haven't been bumping too much on lsdj this week though, I have finally given Nanoloop a test drive!