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I currently use LSDJ with BGB on my PC with the keymapping of
A: space
B: backspace
Select: shift
Start: enter
(I know this probably sounds unnatural for some people but this is the workflow that I'm used to)
I want to use LGPT on the PC with a similar keymapping to this. Does anyone know how to do this/have a keymap configuration I can copypaste?
(Bonus question: Also, is it possible to sync LGPT PC version and LSDJ on BGB?)
i had an old acer aspire one lying around that i installed mint xcfe on. i hope to make it into a mini chiptune/tracker station. however, I seem to be having issues with installing emulators (like KiGB) and LGPT. Whenever I run these two apps/executables, nothing happens. Any linux-savy people willing to help me out?
i actually use vibrato and waveform changes on most of my pulse instruments. could this be the culprit?
EDIT: i tested it out on an old gbc and the issue was nonexistent, which leads me to believe it was indeed cased by a mix of heavy vibrato/commands and the DMG's CPU
hello everyone, my LSDJ EMS cart appears to be having some issues. When I am playing music, switching between the various screens on the program is slow, with everything on the screen loading slowly and at odd times. When I switch between the screens while the music isn't playing, there is no issue. I tested this out on both my gameboy pocket and DMG and the issue is apparent on both systems. I changed the batteries in my DMG, and the issue persists. Could the battery in the cartridge be running out? (it's LSDJ 4.9.4 btw)
part of me wants to buy this, but would buying a prosound+backlit gameboy cost less?
I'm thinking of buying nanoloop 2. What gameboy has better sound quality? A GBA or GBA SP?
cuz its like making an OST to a non-existent video game. I like telling stories with music
thanks everyone for your responses, u r were all very helpful 
thanks everyone for your responses, u r were all very helpful
hey everyone. i am interested in making gameboy-esque chiptunes, but i don't have my DMG with me at college.
Any substitute programs/VST's you guys could recommend? My go-to program is usually FL studio.
new album coming before the end of the summer! Contains a mix of chiptune, hip hop, and some other genres.
PREVIEW:
https://soundcloud.com/reinteck/cave-light
https://soundcloud.com/reinteck/duskfall
now that I think about it... my first song I made was indeed on mario paint. lol
I use:
-NLogSynth (an old app no longer for purchase)
-Animoog
-DB-303 (Rolan TB-303 Emulation)
-Rhythm Studio (303,909,808, and other synth emulation)
-Modular (Basically emulates a modular synth)
-Voice Memo's (for capturing sounds I find interesting when I'm out of the house)
I plug my iPhone into my audio interface and record it into Logic, then add effects, change pitch, resample, ect.
this is awesome! also, can we use the pictures we make for commercial purposes? (like album covers, for example)
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