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I really like the texture beginning about 10 seconds in. Good use of commands to achieve a variety of FX.

I'm hearing dissonance in a lot of places where the different voices don't seem to be on the same chord or are playing clashing notes. I'd have to listen more closely to say exactly where the problems are, but I would try to tweak some notes to fix that (unless that's what you're going for).

I feel like the kick drum sound is getting in the way of the bass notes. Are you using pulse kicks? I prefer kicks on the wave channel so you can use a lower octave.

Good stuff, keep it coming!

I like to run LSDJ in an emulator on my PC and frequently save the state of the emulation in case I need to undo something.

By default, each frame of the phrase screen is one 16th note relative to the tempo entered in the project screen. 8th notes are the even number frames and quarter notes every four frames (0, 4, 8, C). If you need 32nd notes you can set the groove to 3 ticks per frame.

Bon chance!

You're probably better off using a USB audio interface instead of the built in jack to record. Even a basic one like this should give you much better quality:

If you do buy that one, you'd also need an RCA adapter.

In Logic, I just record a single track for LSDJ output, then apply:

1) EQ - a little boost around 50hz and 2500hz
2) Direction Mixer - set to 75% to soften the L R panning
3) Stereo Spread - to create more complex stereo field
4) Reverb aux send

Agreed, though I use a multi-band compressor to bring up the low end a little more when mastering. Of course, I haven't been at this very long so I would defer to the experts

One thing that's always confused me is why, if you put a kill (K) command at the bottom of that table, it can create a loud click, even though the note is completely faded out at that point.

Good stuff! What hardware/software are you using for the chiptune?