465 Reply by Kris k

(35 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

looks really nice, well done!

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466 Reply by Kris k

(35 replies, posted in General Discussion)

was this meant for another thread?

SAMWAVE wrote:

Could always make a series of 'new' chains of the song that is totally rewritten or has some samples in it, that you use when playing live?

(That's what I do when I want to edit some of my pre-existing tracks)

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467 Reply by Kris k

(29 replies, posted in Releases)

well written review! definitely makes me more excited for what I already know will be a killer album.

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468 Reply by Kris k

(184 replies, posted in General Discussion)

There's a lot you can do, especially with LSDJ. I like to add intro/outro bits that aren't on the record before the main body of the song, mute/solo stuff for effect, tweak instrument parameters,  and sometimes drop entire new sections into the middle of existing songs. Breaking up song mode tracks into chunks and queueing them up in live mode can also keep you pretty busy on stage. I've also started playing with EQing and filters live. As long as you're doing something to make the performance unique, people tend to respond to that pretty well.  Playing live instruments along with trackers is also a great idea, and it's something I'd like to start doing more of as well.

Of course, being energetic on stage on top of that helps too, but I think when people are familiar with a song and hear it performed differently, even if it's a slight difference, they become more engaged in the performance.

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469 Reply by Kris k

(327 replies, posted in General Discussion)

mntnhd wrote:

Probably a stupid question, but I figure I'll ask it anyway. Which artists really demonstrate the most versatility and overall craziness of LSDJ? Besides the obvious choices like Bit Shifter and Nullsleep, I'm looking to dig a little deeper.

I'd say Plainflavored, Lo-Bat, An0va, and Danimal Cannon.

Thanks!

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470 Reply by Kris k

(24 replies, posted in Releases)

all the boners.

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471 Reply by Kris k

(21 replies, posted in General Discussion)

ogirlnoudidnt wrote:

Hi! Any other forums besides this one? I'm looking for a particular place where I can find shows in NYC. Thanks, all!

Regular shows in NYC:
Pulsewave:  http://www.pulsewave.org
I/O:  http://www.iochipmusic.com

edit: silly comma, you don't belong in a URL. go home.

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472 Reply by Kris k

(9 replies, posted in Past Events)

TONIGHT, YALL!

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473 Reply by Kris k

(8 replies, posted in General Discussion)

From what I've heard, bleo's story is correct.  I think android would be best suited for a tracker/sequencer, though every single piece of live-playable android music software has had far too much lag to make it a viable music tool. Of course, I'd love to be proven wrong- I have a touchpad with cyanogenmod on it and to be able to use that as a synth or drum pad with tolerable latency would be amazing.

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474 Topic by Kris k

(9 replies, posted in Past Events)

░▒▓◤ GIVE THANKS FOR THE CHIPS. ◢▓▒░

Tada! Youth Theater
15 W 28th Street NYC Second Floor

All ages, $10
8pm Doors and volunteer meeting
8:30pm Open Mic

Visuals by:

░▒▓◤ Jean Y. Kim ◢▓▒░
http://fx6ex6.com/

Music by:

░▒▓◤ Anova ◢▓▒░
an0va is a project designed by Daniel Davis to explore human psychology with Nintendo Gameboys, mathematical guitar licks, and relentless grooves. Up-and-coming in the midatlantic chipworld, he is also hired to fill out the sound of giants such as Cheap Dinosaurs and Autoscroll. http://facebook.com/an0va

░▒▓◤ Kris Keyser ◢▓▒░
Kris Keyser balances equal parts fun and fury with his low-bit compositions. Bouncing from style to style, Kris twists waveforms into danceable anthems that fit in the palm of your hand, yet can fill a dancefloor with ease. http://kriskeyser.com/

░▒▓◤Burnkit 2600 ◢▓▒░
2/3 of the Bk troupe will be playing the sickest set of improv'd house music this Sat at Pulsewave at The Tank Bring your dancing shoes and lace them tight
http://www.burnkit2600.com/

Pulsewave Website - http://www.pulsewave.org
Facebook event -https://www.facebook.com/events/190333847716528/

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475 Reply by Kris k

(52 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/kris_keyser
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/kriskeyser
Website (but actually just a tumblr ) - http://www.kriskeyser.com

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476 Reply by Kris k

(28 replies, posted in Past Events)

an0va wrote:

I want to get up there bad and check this Rochester Chip event out!

2nded. This looks awesome.

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477 Reply by Kris k

(1 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

nitro2k01 is your man in this situation. he's been fixing savs for years.

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478 Reply by Kris k

(19 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

FGGTT wrote:

Where would we find these open source softwarez, and are you selling hardware at all?

www.no-carrier.com has the stuff he's released so far, ROMs and source and instructions and all. Great place to get started learning 6502 Assembly.

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479 Reply by Kris k

(57 replies, posted in Motion Graphics)

holy fuck omodaka. what did i just watch and how was it so incredible?? we need to bring omodaka to the US asap!!

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480 Reply by Kris k

(39 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

i think a piggy tracker port for iOS would be amazing too, especially if it supported sampling via the built-in mic or an iRig or something.

Right now the one tracker I'm aware of that works on iOS is SunVox, but that's very difficult to use on an iPod/iPhone size screen and works far better on an iPad.

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