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nanode wrote:it was but it was sold for $150 US.
Thank god. That's not too bad. I'd gladly pay $150 for another.
I just paid $290 for 2 so there's that.
defensem3ch wrote:haha true my save files are a mess!... well anyway i ended up snagging 1 lone used DnD off eBay. best of luck to anyone else trying to get a hold of one of these....
O_O Not that one that was like $400, was it?
it was but it was sold for $150 US.
Oh I thought y'all were referring to EMS crashes haha
I've had good luck whenever I've tried out a Dragnderp. I need them in my life. If someone makes a clone then consider my money theirs.
I mean I’ve never had a data loss from it crashing either.
it's happened to me several times.
once you have tried drag and drop functionality on a flash cart youll never accept anything less again.
nanode wrote:literally what market. there's like no good flash carts available to buy.
i just bought a ems 64mb smart cart
i said good
I don't really like directly competing with other things on the market
literally what market. there's like no good flash carts available to buy.
I would love to sell Drag n derps! How essential is the USB? Would something like asm's fightercart fit the bill?
I don't want to have to get another adapter for a cart. USB or SD would be preferable.
Bennvenn.
I said decent.
I'm going back to EMS carts because of how trash the El Cheapos are. You don't know how many songs I've lost to the terrible UI and bugs. I would hold my breath on those USB carts being worth any salt.
Catskull? Why dont you offer one?
CATSKULL PLEASE FUCKING DO IT
Was in direct correspondence with him earlier in the year, he said it wasnt a priority because he has a kid.
Somebody needs to step up and make a decent flash cart
Hey everyone!
I'm super late, but I released an album earlier this month featuring Infodrive and Knife City!
Check it out!
By the way what's the difference between external prosound mod and internal prosound mod?
External = you connect the pot to a new headphone/audio jack
Internal = same mod, but you use the stock 3.5mm jack already in the system
I want to add a line out mod and I have no idea should I mess with em2-em4
No need to remove EM2/EM4 if you're doing a mod that isn't internal. If you're using a different jack other than the stock one, you should be fine.
Always remove EM2 and EM4 ONLY IF you are doing internal. Those two are sort of bridges for the audio signal from the pot to the headphone jack that is already on there (if I'm remembering correctly).
I don't remember ever having to solder to ground (granted I do internal prosound), just soldering to L/R pot and then to the L/R on the other side of the board right next to the headphone jack. tbh internal is much cleaner looking and gets you the same results. It's just a bit trickier with cable management.
Noise channel will suck no matter what though haha
My question was more geared towards the actual mixing process of the vocals so that they don't sound muddy. I have a system for importing the vocals already.
Hi there!
I'm currently experimenting with DPCM and chopped vocal samples, but I don't really know how to approach pre-mixing them. In terms of EQing, normalizing, and or compression (if any), what should I do to make sure that consonants are clear and distinct without being muddy? I'm not too worried about distortion or conflicting with the triangle channel.
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