Thanks
2 Jul 8, 2016 1:54 am
Re: Hello all! New Here! (6 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Looks interesting but I don't immediately see a windows version on doing a google search.
n00bstar wrote:
Give Klystrack a try. Seriously. Not enough people are using it!@$#%$#^
Shameless plug about what Klystrack can do:
https://n00bstar.bandcamp.com/
(yay for using topics for self promotion!)
3 Jul 7, 2016 9:53 pm
Re: Hello all! New Here! (6 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Thanks for the advice, sir! I am currently working on your general suggestions already. I am likely going to be someone who tries to mix a couple different chipsets in the long run. But, we will see how my interests develop in the chiptune realm. I really enjoy Danimal Cannon and Chipzel atm, but they are also the only two chip artists I have really listened to closely. Danimal I especially like because of his insanely great breakdowns and energy. The guy is great at sending you on a fast paced journey through his music and i like it. Chipzel is kind of just good all around for different tempos and even song types.
4 Jul 7, 2016 9:10 pm
Topic: Hello all! New Here! (6 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello, everyone, I like many of you am a fan of chiptune and have decided it is time to make some of my own. I am a newb to electronic music in general and am learning as I go. Currently my gear includes:
All six Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators
LSDJ running on either a GBP or GBC. Preffering the GBP at the moment.
TI-82 which I unfortunately have not yet gotten HoustonTracker2 to transfer to yet. So help there is welcome.
DefleMask on my PC
Nanoloop on my iPhone
I understand the Pocket Operators the best currently and am working on learning LSDJ and DefleMask when I have time. Also, looking into how to use the Highly Fluid MIDI/Arduinoboy kits to use LSDJ to send control signals to the Pocket Operators. May eventually work into circuit bending. I also play Mandolin in mainly the folk and bluegrass genres. So, now you know a bit about me. Any direction on places to learn more about chiptune and learning LSDJ and trackers on general is welcome. I look forward to getting to know all of you folks and the knowledge you share!
Cheers!
MoriMach777