113 Reply by phib3r Optik

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114 Reply by phib3r Optik

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woot *downloads*

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115 Reply by phib3r Optik

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Theta_Frost wrote:
phib3r Optik wrote:

I might be getting this.. is it worth it?

So far it has done everything as advertised.  Nice navigation, decent effects, good sound, runs on batteries.  I have had some background noise issues but I think that's a problem on my part...

Thanks! smile

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116 Reply by phib3r Optik

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Theta_Frost wrote:

Other than some odd noise issues, this has been working out for me well.

http://www.rolandus.com/products/produc … rentId=125

I might be getting this.. is it worth it?

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117 Reply by phib3r Optik

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arottenbit wrote:
phib3r Optik wrote:

You cant just go making tons of music without any knowledge?

I just write what the "singing voices" in my head tell me to write. big_smile

..and the inspirations could/should come from any kind of music, not only chiptune.
"Listen to a lot of different music" would be a really nice advice,
"Listen to a lot of chipmusic" isn't. imo.

The most awesome thing about 8bit music is that it isn't a genre, it's only a "sound". There are no rules to compose music.
You can do whatever you want with your 8bit stuff, from cybergrind to ambient, from hardcore punk to post-rock.
Mixing all these influences in an original own style would be really interesting.

I agree with that "Listen to a lot of different music" I should have put that and I understand your point of view .

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118 Reply by phib3r Optik

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herr_prof wrote:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/toilville/ … /pool-tctd

Ohh, thats nice smile

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119 Reply by phib3r Optik

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XD

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120 Reply by phib3r Optik

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Oh I'm sorry for this, I did not know, if you want me to delete I will do so...

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121 Topic by phib3r Optik

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This is crazy! How do you do this?? haha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdGp93QV … re=related

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122 Reply by phib3r Optik

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Theta_Frost wrote:

Touch my wiener?

Id rather not... o.o

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123 Reply by phib3r Optik

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I know! Imagine how long that took to make.. yikes

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124 Topic by phib3r Optik

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]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0LtUX_6IXY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VczbbiRm … re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywqu_8RI … re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWY0Q_lM … re=related

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125 Reply by phib3r Optik

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herr_prof wrote:

Forgot to post this here.. just plug in power/ audio and handhelds and I am ready to rock. Now if It only have enough juice to power the micromod and the dd-6

Well thats alot of cords... haha

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126 Reply by phib3r Optik

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arottenbit wrote:
phib3r Optik wrote:

2-Read a lot, make sure you know what your doing, or thinking about doing.
3-Listen to a lot of chip music! You need to know how it functions.
6-Don't worry about the hardware until you need it!
7-Get yourself involved in chip music forums, IE:8bc..

I dont agree with theese.

2. I've never read a guide or a patchbook. The funny things about these 8bit stuff is to learn new things experimenting by yourself.
3. Nah.. it's much better to develope an original style of chiptune instead of badly copying other 'famous' ones.
6. Using real hardware is really important for the 'feelings' and the sound.
7. Really not important at all since on that site 70% of the users are trolls and newbs.

2 Hmm, What I meant by reading a lot is know your programs, musical stuff, or whatever. You cant just go making tons of music without any knowledge?
3 Its for inspiration.
6 So your saying spend your money when you first start? Just start with the programs... You can deal with the hardware when you are at least good or going to be using it.
7 Its just to get more knowledge to learn about new techniques, programs ect..

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127 Reply by phib3r Optik

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Sorry if it offended any of you >.> lol That's my tips I guess..

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128 Reply by phib3r Optik

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If you listen to alot of chip music you will understand it better, it helped me? If I was to never listen to sabrepulse I would not be making chip music? I listen to other famous artist for a inspiration to be like them one day that's why I said that.. If you don't understand then sorry...

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