81 Reply by Kris k

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SketchMan3 wrote:

Skate or...?

nah its a kid chameleon sample

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82 Reply by Kris k

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damn doublepost...

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83 Reply by Kris k

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really glad you guys are enjoying the track smile i know it's a bit of a departure for me and all. i may have to make more in this style....hmm...

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84 Reply by Kris k

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85 Reply by Kris k

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100% awesome! Listened to it yesterday and it's classic BLEO!

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86 Reply by Kris k

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Maybe the evolution of the the scene from its roots in the demoscene up until its modern day incarnation?

Or something more anthropological about the different cultures/subcultures that have arisen as a result?

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87 Reply by Kris k

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Oh u know it. Half my weekly beats tracks were nanostudio.

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88 Reply by Kris k

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I'm so sorry to hear what you've been through, but glad to hear that at least you've found a place where people have been supportive. If it helps, every conversation I've had with chiptune community members in real life has played out in the same way you've seen on the forums- utter disgust at his actions and not even the slightest hint of victim blaming.

I sincerely hope things improve for you. Best of luck to you heart

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89 Reply by Kris k

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Holy cow hey Tempest! Long time fan smile I will definitely check this out next time I'm at my pc.

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90 Reply by Kris k

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If your PSP is hacked to run custom firmware, you can definitely run LSDJ on it using RIN. Not sure if there's a signed version of RIN out there but that might solve your problem if you aren't able to hack your PSP.

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91 Reply by Kris k

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YO. We just released our iOS app for the event! It's FREE, go check it out! https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lwlvl-f … 3?page=ios

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92 Reply by Kris k

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oh my my oh hell yes

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93 Reply by Kris k

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I was hoping it wasn't the same Marty Kraham but comments on the story pointed to him working at Mathis Brothers.... and the @martykraham account follows both LSDJ patchbook and Mathis Brothers. So...pretty sure it's him.

Also, the comment here seems to align, and adds fuel to the fire even:

http://bestrooftalkever.com/post/228192 … i-posted-a

What a total piece of shit.

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94 Reply by Kris k

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this is killer.  nice job luke, as always! So stoked about the studio version of Poison Flower.

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95 Reply by Kris k

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baudtack wrote:

What specifically do you mean by reign in the drum pattern?

Well, right now the drum pattern doesn't really sound like a drummer. Most drum patterns, even if they're on electronic instruments, follow most of the rules that a human drummer does (though this ins't universal).Having more defined sounds for each drum element will help greatly in distinguishing them. So like I said before, work on getting your snare to sound like a snare, your hi hat to sound more like a hi hat, etc. and it'll come through more clearly.

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96 Reply by Kris k

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Hey Baudtack,

It sounds like you're pretty new to LSDJ sound design- I would start by defining the drum sounds (make a separate instrument for each piece of a drum kit- ni hat, snare, kick, crash, etc) and use that to reign in the drum pattern.

Also, try experimenting with some tables for your pulse instruments- one of the marks of a newcomer to LSDJ is using straight square sounds without any motion or complexity to them. Even a simple octave leap or pulse width shift at the start of a sound can work wonders.

I do like that opening resonant WAV sound at the start of blue waste though.

Keep tracking, keep practicing, write as often as you can, and definitely study the sav files of others- I'd recommend the Danimal Cannon savs, which you can pick up if you buy his album.

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