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I think John GBC is working well, the sound is good. I can't believe all those 0% accuracy on the other test, I think it's bullshit. I'll give retroarch a test anyway (I prefer free and open source software, even if it's quite big in size).

Using the touchscreen is rather ok. On John GBC you can configure the layout and screen so you can increase the button size.

You can also search for "gamepad bluetooth" on ebay, there are cheap and tiny ones like this: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Bluetooth-Contro … 4636433359
I don't think it's really useful for lsdj, but for gameboy games it's much much better!

The real machine is "better" and more authentic, but using lsdj on smartphone is super great too: you get backlight, it's lighter, smaller and you always have it with you. And there is no extra noise and "huuum" when you're working on it.

note: I've tested retroarch, but I couldn't load my lsdj .sav file so it's not usable for me. And the layout is not very convenient.

I think a subforum here would be good enough: this forum is great, good-looking, and in addition it would give more visibility to 1-bit music so it's all benefit. Of course a new forum elsewhere would be good too.

I'm still curious to learn what happened. Last time I was on the forum, a girl came with a well designed composition and began to complain because she thought it wasn't cool to welcome her like "it's great to see you, it's not often girls are making chiptunes" (she seemed to be a kind of feminist / marxist). So I guess things went worse after that moment.

I'd like to know too. Who is the admin responsible for it?

It's a pity it disappeared because there were valuable informations about 1-bit music on it, for example tutorials from Utz / Irrlicht Project about how to make beeper engines in assembly.

It's great! I was looking for some html tools to use MML so I'll probably use it more soon, and it's far better than a flash application. However, I didn't manage to make it work offline. I've downloaded all the files using firefox, I get the correct interface but when I want to play nothing happens.

Otherwise, it's a convenient tool. The spectrum analysis looks great. I just think the interface could have less drop shadows and look a bit simpler.

I've looked further how to use MusicMon. I discovered in the amplitude waveform that green is a mix of noise and sound according to the settings in panel below the amplitude waveform while orange and white will make "pure" sound and noise (as XyNo explained earlier).

When you save, SAM is for samples (digit), while KIT is for sound kit of several instruments. I didn't manage to save an individual instrument yet and load only one.

really cool, you managed well to mix your own style with this "Berlin-school"...