129 Reply by nanode

(38 replies, posted in General Discussion)

donotrunwithpixels wrote:

For the pizza.

The correcter answer.

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130 Reply by nanode

(11 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

zemzelett wrote:

Hi there,

KiGB stores it's sav-files in your Application Support folder.

That means: In Finder click Macintosh HD an navigate to the following folder:
Users/[your_username]/Library/Application Support/Bannister/KiGB

This folder contains the folder Battery RAM which contains your save files.

That's the Battery Ram folder already discussed in the thread. It's not working.

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131 Reply by nanode

(4 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

BennVenn wrote:

Brightness is not adjusted by the 'contrast' wheel. Brightness is determined by the current going into your backlight. You'll need to cut a trace on the pcb before you wire in your backlight driver too.

There is a seller on aliexpress that sell both the LCD and driver and have a good guide how to make it work.

Where is this seller located? How cheap?

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132 Reply by nanode

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There should be a small wheelwell right next to the cart reader directly under the 40 pin connector.

Turn it and adjust it until the screen is bright enough and has the right contrast.

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133 Reply by nanode

(38 replies, posted in General Discussion)

herr_prof wrote:

For the ladies.

That was the correct answer.

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134 Topic by nanode

(38 replies, posted in General Discussion)

So I do this sorta thing on the ChipWin group but I figured maybe I could bring it here.

Why do you choose chiptune as your means for creating music? Do you just like the sound? Is it the software? The hardware? Or is there more to it?

-Sam

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135 Reply by nanode

(11 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

little combat wrote:
nanode wrote:

Hmmm that should be the correct folder...

Here's my thought, duplicate the rom, name it something crazy like "chiptunefuckingsucks.gb" and search for "chiptunefuckingsucks.sav" and you should be able to find the directory that KiGB is saving in.

Thanks for the suggestion -- I just tried this, and it seems to create a new save file when I rename it to "chiptunefuckingsucks.gb", but when I search for "chiptunefuckingsucks.sav" in Finder, nothing shows up. I've revealed all hidden files, and still nothing. Yet it still somehow saves data? hmm

That's really weird. Open up KiGB and try to find a directory setting and change the directory. If that doesn't do it, I'd say reinstall it or use an older version.

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136 Reply by nanode

(11 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Hmmm that should be the correct folder...

Here's my thought, duplicate the rom, name it something crazy like "chiptunefuckingsucks.gb" and search for "chiptunefuckingsucks.sav" and you should be able to find the directory that KiGB is saving in.

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137 Reply by nanode

(9 replies, posted in Releases)

Holy shit

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138 Reply by nanode

(7 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Why would you even want to do this when you could just use live mode to trigger the chains you want to use?

I get what you're asking, but it seems extremely counter intuitive considering LSDj's layout.

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139 Reply by nanode

(20 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

garvalf wrote:

both. It can use some 1bit samples and / or use generated 1bit sound using the beeper, and / or use the AY soundchip

gotcha. Will take a look at the sounds it produces later today and probably pick this up soon~

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140 Reply by nanode

(20 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

Kind of unrelated:

ZX is sample based? Or can it produce its own sounds?

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141 Reply by nanode

(1 replies, posted in Collaborations)

Digging these tunes and the graphics! Awesome work all around!

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142 Reply by nanode

(19 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

123sean wrote:
Knife Crimes wrote:

Tables are sequences of commands. They're like tiny programs that can be added to instruments (in the instrument screen), or to phrases using the A command (run tAble).

could you please show me some sort of example? im more of a visual learner anyway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfuJ70VGTog

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143 Reply by nanode

(19 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

123sean wrote:

okay, i read the manual, so what do i do to make better sounding pulse instruments? with alittle more umph' and punch to it?

Tables, experimentation, and PRACTICE. I cannot stress that enough.

There's a reason why it took me 9 releases to get to a level where I feel comfortable.

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144 Reply by nanode

(17 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Boner wrote:

jfc I know exactly who this is and holy crap I cannot stop laughing.

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