thats really cool well done man
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This is great! I'm sure this will come in super handy. I noticed that tables with Arduinoboy commands (NXQY) don't load, they don't exist in the normal version of LSDJ, so it makes sense at this point in the dev. Exciting stuff!
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TylerBarnes wrote:
Individual instrument exporting is seriously a game changer.
^ this
Seriously thank you OP for the work you've put into this, can't wait to try it out.
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This makes for a perfect reason to finally get good at Python, definitely want to contribute! 
Great project
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Ok so who's creating the online instrument archive?
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herr_prof wrote:
Ok so who's creating the online instrument archive?
That might actually be better than learning python. Will think about it when I get home ^^
Does anyone want to make a joint project perhaps?
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alexras wrote:
* Bidirectional conversion from .lsdsng to .srm
I don't quite understand what that's referring to. You can load a song to SRAM without having to add it to the current SAV file?
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That's how i read it. I would suggest naming srm .sav to be consistent with emulator terms.
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DBOYD wrote:
TylerBarnes wrote:Individual instrument exporting is seriously a game changer.
^ this
Seriously thank you OP for the work you've put into this, can't wait to try it out.
I'm not necessarily convinced that this feature is all that important, but I could be wrong. Personally, I stopped keeping track of patches about 3 years in to my time with LSDJ. Once I started remembering the reasons why my instruments are the way they are I found it easy enough to continually make instruments on the fly. This could be just me though, I haven't talked to a whole lot of people about that.
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Its definitely more of a community tool, but also it will lend itself to making blank saves with banks of ready to go presets if you like working like that.
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J3wel wrote:
I can finally put my drums in each song file rather than having to punch them in everytime I start a new song.. YES
i think you could anyway, if you make a template file with your drums could you not just save it a bunch of different times and you'd have the drums in each file?
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Jeez, I just noticed this, right on! Was this the result of this 2011 thread?
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/3596/ … ngle-song/
I'd still be overjoyed to see the actual song merge feature come to fruition... but this is a rad tool regardless. Thank you!
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Should this work on windows xp, without an Internet connection? I downloaded to a thumb drive, and tried to install on another machine as such, but no joy. Anyone else try that, or have ideas why it wouldn't work?
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error wrote:
Should this work on windows xp, without an Internet connection? I downloaded to a thumb drive, and tried to install on another machine as such, but no joy. Anyone else try that, or have ideas why it wouldn't work?
Shouldn't require an internet connection. I built the binary on Windows 7; I'm presuming that Vista's the last OS where compatibility is a safe bet, but I haven't tested it.