aw dammit, i was making plans to come out to this but then i got a call saying i got tickets to late show with david letterman that afternoon.  any chance you guys are hanging around all day and maybe heading straight to sabrepulse after?

hey so, any other daytime events happening other than NESDev?  'cause, how will i ever find anything to do in new york?

i like how cTrix makes me question my life

cTrix wrote:

Sorry - I'm a total spreadsheet geek.  Just thought I'd put it here in case anyone else finds it useful.  (although I should update it with a VJ's column!)

PRINT'D


jeez, after looking at this now i just realized i may not have much time for actual NYC vacation stuff.

signed up for open mic!11!!1  !1 1

don't suppose there's any way to see who else has signed up so far?

NO CARRIER wrote:

In this workshop you’ll learn the basics of NES programming. First, a detailed overview of the NES: the CPU and instruction set, graphics, and sound. After that you’ll have the chance to make your own graphics and music. Finally, you’ll insert these elements into a provided game framework. Source code and software will be provided. Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop with Windows XP or higher.

Prior knowledge of the NES isn’t required, but a basic understanding of programming techniques and the use of a tracker for music creation wouldn’t hurt.

this is freaking awesome news!!  i was perfectly happy with just enjoying the tuneskis, but now i get to get my code on too!

getting into the NES internals has been on my to-do list for a while.

gasp october

i think maybe it shall be a perfect excuse to go to japan again.

just chiming in to say that i'm interested in any pre/aftershows!  also willing to play for a show if any are willing to accommodate - i'd feature some spry DS-10 liveplaying AND PERHAPS some LSDJ stuff i've got cooking.

Subway Sonicbeat wrote:
bryface wrote:

nice work godinpants, and nice logo too.  this could be very useful.

maybe a Chipmusic 101 article might be useful for the uninitated in getting their facts straight?

I have one in portuguese, I can add it. And there is some in spanish too, which are in the culturachip wiki

that brings up another potentially interesting idea: a reference of chipmusic-related terms in different languages?

cause like what's BRK in spanish?

LOVESES:
- anything with a low pass filter on it
- inspired variations of stutter/retrig sequences
- PWM square of course
- quiet whispery shibuya-kei girl vocals
- supersaw
- rhodes
- that crunchy C64 snare sound from commando (bonus points if you add the kick to punch out the snare even more)
- super-reverbed claps that accompany a snare just before the "next section" of a song
- the phasing brass sound that's always in those Carl Sagan videos
- the snare used in Ninja Gaiden 2 for NES - that's the crispest snare i've ever heard in NES history. OBSERVE:

HATESES:
- general midi or adlib sounds - some of them sound like really annoying bells that way have too much on the high end
- by extension, 80% of sega genesis/megadrive sounds.  i think someone mentioned it already but there's this really cheezy instrument that everyone tries to pass off as an overdriven guitar but ends up sounding weaksauce.
- the default DS-10 sounds that come with every blank song
- lil jon "AWWW YEAH"s

oh yeah i nearly forgot about this thread.  thanks for the feedback guys!  i'm glad you appreciate the album as a whole because i put a lot of effort into it.

anyway, SHAMELESS BUMP because i finally got off my ass and re-released the album on bandcamp: http://bryface.bandcamp.com/album/how-to-dodge-lasers

Also, i've been getting around to uploading youtube vids again.  Here's track #3 ("evolving") in Y3WTOUBZ form:

this also serves as a tutorial of sorts about what would be involved in a DS-10 live performance (this song pretty much has to be played live because it's impossible to play in song mode).   i'll upload more videos over the coming weeks.

nice work godinpants, and nice logo too.  this could be very useful.

maybe a Chipmusic 101 article might be useful for the uninitated in getting their facts straight?

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danimal cannon wrote:

Oh wow.  That was amazing.  There can only be one keyboard girl in my life though, and it'll always be TheSynthFreq

is this that feeling called love that i am feeling??!?

ok i've just replaced Bit Shifter with her on my blipfestival wish list

that reminds me of when my high school friend kept asking me how to unzip his MP3s to access the individual tracks

HE KEPT INSISTING

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Decktonic wrote:

Just delete old stuff!

IT'S TOO GOOD

EVERY SINGLE ONE

ESPECIALLY THE POKER FACE REMIX NO ONE ELSE HAS EVER MADE

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