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Akira, your new avatar reminded me of that promised screenie of your PT2.3
Yep, I didn't take it. Sorry!
Granted, I don't use this red nonsense, it would kill my eyes! This was just fabricated for the avatar 
I also remembered that I wanted to hack the graphics with PTPrefs and I never ended up finishing that...
Last edited by akira^8GB (Mar 18, 2012 11:58 am)
that picture is tiny! also whole set up you tease.
Patchbay LABELED
I hope to, someday, have enough equipment to need a patch bay 
iLKke wrote:Akira, your new avatar reminded me of that promised screenie of your PT2.3
Yep, I didn't take it. Sorry!
Granted, I don't use this red nonsense, it would kill my eyes! This was just fabricated for the avatar
I also remembered that I wanted to hack the graphics with PTPrefs and I never ended up finishing that...
Akira is red like Minusbaby is Cornflower Blue ! 
iLKke wrote:Akira, your new avatar reminded me of that promised screenie of your PT2.3
Yep, I didn't take it. Sorry!
Granted, I don't use this red nonsense, it would kill my eyes! This was just fabricated for the avatar
I also remembered that I wanted to hack the graphics with PTPrefs and I never ended up finishing that...
PTPrefs is a very dodgy piece of software. I remember figuring out how to make it work but it just doesn't cut it. You can hack the main 'mask' of the program but after clicking buttons/opening&closing menus, etc, it will restore default bits of the mask.
You still have to take that screenie, tho 
You still have to take that screenie, tho
True, true.
The lame screenshot software I use doesn't take a screenshot of Protracker, so excuse the lame monitor-shot
(yes, I know it's widescreen. I kinda like it that way )
Last edited by akira^8GB (Mar 20, 2012 11:16 am)
My home setup is a netbook with an emulator and my tracker maxYMiser.
I have a bunch of old Ataris which one-by-one I slowly break by dragging them across Europe on low cost airlines.
Plus a collection of Flying Vs and a mic.
My home setup is a netbook with an emulator and my tracker maxYMiser.
This reminds me... have you tried the ST emulator on the DS running Maxymiser?
gwEm wrote:My home setup is a netbook with an emulator and my tracker maxYMiser.
This reminds me... have you tried the ST emulator on the DS running Maxymiser?
i've not, but i think the emulator is based on castaway, which isn't really accurate enough for maxYMiser which is very hardware-active with all kinds of tricks.
I think PacifiST is available for Caanoo, I should give it a try, since the Amiga emulator on that runs well enough to load my Amiga MODs on Protracker!
I think PacifiST is available for Caanoo, I should give it a try, since the Amiga emulator on that runs well enough to load my Amiga MODs on Protracker!
i actually think pacifist is a pretty good emulator (although old). not sure if its capable of running maxY though, but its surely a better bet than the DS one
the most accurate emulator at the moment is actually the very latest version of Hatari which has come on a very long way since the early days.
I think PacifiST is available for Caanoo, I should give it a try, since the Amiga emulator on that runs well enough to load my Amiga MODs on Protracker!
Compared to the Amiga emulator...the ST one is not really good !
btw gwEm, yeah same here, my STe case is in pretty bad shape so I'm usually STeeming all the way to hell in live stuffs !
akira^8GB wrote:I think PacifiST is available for Caanoo, I should give it a try, since the Amiga emulator on that runs well enough to load my Amiga MODs on Protracker!
Compared to the Amiga emulator...the ST one is not really good !
btw gwEm, yeah same here, my STe case is in pretty bad shape so I'm usually STeeming all the way to hell in live stuffs !
its funny, I always use the real deal live i've broken 5 STs so far - the latest one at a gig 2 weeks back, but i think i can fix it.
i like to cosy up in bed with my netbook for making music at home though.
Do they have a consistent point of failure or are you just to much rawk for them?
Do they have a consistent point of failure or are you just to much rawk for them?
almost all of the time its the floppy drive.
in the rare cases its not the floppy drive, its the keyboards.
