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(4 replies, posted in Releases)

awesome

oh whoops almost forgot about this. sending an email soon.

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(7 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

that's as low as you can go without using a clock mod

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(3 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

they're highlighted. you press b twice to highlight.

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(16 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

had to do some digging to find this tweet again https://twitter.com/chrislpenner/status … 8603077633

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(12 replies, posted in Releases)

one of the best

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(1 replies, posted in Releases)

really dig your sound! if you ever want to collaborate or anything hit me up. also could I try my hand at a remix of "needy" it's very similar to the sound my band is going for atm and I'd love to see the sav

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(3 replies, posted in General Discussion)

We were issued an assignment in my sociology class to study a specific group/culture. I thought it'd be fun to do the presentation on the demoscene.
I consider myself only sort of familiar with the demoscene so I'm excited to learn more about it.

› things to include in the assignment

Any info or links to sources of information are appreciated. I'm not asking for anyone to do my project for me. I just simply thought this would spark an interesting discussion on the forum. smile

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(12 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

wow I was really surprised by how much I liked this track! I usually steer clear of "my first chip" stuff but this was really good.

The One Electronic wrote:

Use the latest BGB!! There was actually a bugfix about this last summer.  It shouldn't do that anymore.  You WILL hear slowdown DURING playback but the renders will be perfect!!!

awesome! I'll check it out!

First of all thanks to everyone who has taken the time to reply. I appreciate everyone's input.

The One Electronic wrote:

Honestly the best bet is to get your track in LSDJ mixed as perfectly as you want it to be and then EQ afterwards for flavor along with maybe a notch at 9.25khz plus reverb and a little compression.

If you aren't hella worried about having a "legit" recording from your DMG, you can get a 100% clean line out recording of each individual channel via BGB and throw that into your DAW for fine tuning the mix.  A good example of this is Roboctopus's Disco.txt.  Pure BGB.

This is what I currently do and from the looks of this thread will continue to do.
However...
When using BGB I get massive slowdown both while playing/editing songs and recording. Does anyone know of any ways to help with slowdown in BGB? Very cool that roboctopus used it on Disco.txt though I wasn't aware of that.

Until then I'll just continue to use real hardware and try not to be so hard on myself when it comes to my music tongue

Hey everyone. I'm getting close to ready to release my first album as "nintenkwondo!" and am looking for some tips to improve my mix when recording or even improving my mix when writing songs in lsdj. So basically just any tips that would help improve the quality of my gameboy music.

Feel free to give me any other criticism on my instruments or song structure aswell, but mainly it's actually recording and mixing the music that I'm worried about at the moment.

My current setup for recording is just plugging the gameboy into a korg mixer for added bass then from the mixer into a mic jack on the actual computer and then post production in reaper. so i know there is room for improvement.

Here are the tracks in question...
https://soundcloud.com/ninten-kwon-do/not-dead-yet
https://soundcloud.com/ninten-kwon-do/ayuvir-blue2012
https://soundcloud.com/ninten-kwon-do/t … acy-part-1

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(8 replies, posted in Releases)

some of my favorite chiptune right now. love it dude smile

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(12 replies, posted in Releases)

lol either someone put the release date on bandcamp as "2015" on accident or this came out a year ago.
Great album either way! Rhythm Control is awesome.

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(19 replies, posted in General Discussion)

jefftheworld wrote:
Ninten Kwon Do wrote:

Isn't this just most chiptune? I've always found it difficult to break away from the general "happy chiptune" stigma. I strive to try and make my stuff stand apart from this. That may just be me though.

Definitely just you. There are entire labels full of dozens of artists doing dark chiptunes. There's about as much that is happy as there is that is heavy or dancy or jazzy or anything else.

Much of the 'golden era' chip music - tunes written for 8-bit era games and software - was happy as it was often aimed at kids but since beginning the wider production of chip music it's gone in every imaginable direction.

For sure within the scene there is amazing variety! But I mean to the general public they immediately make the connection with "videogame music" like mario and shit. That's what I meant. I think I was generalizing though. My bad.

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(19 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Isn't this just most chiptune? I've always found it difficult to break away from the general "happy chiptune" stigma. I strive to try and make my stuff stand apart from this. That may just be me though.
Anyway I would suggest checking out anything by "(T_T)b" their release on pterodactyl squad is awesome!