993

(3 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

herr_prof wrote:

its fine, just be sure not to send it any midi data other than clock cause it will start to lag.

Or crash, sometimes it happened to me.
So yeah, to be safe, just put a nice filter to send it only midi clock (and I had it receiving note data at the same time no probs).

LSDJ^MC2s are fine machines and I used mine for many years until I broke it and didn't want to fix it again. If I would buy one now I'd get an Arduinoboy instead though.

994

(15 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Tell me when you play, now that I live in London, I would like to see a show of your new project smile

Shipping will be a bitch and you will run into many PAL/NTSC problems.

Boxing day offer tongue
How bout you get this thing for 10 pounds + shiping? I really want to get rid of it.

997

(6 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

For the commodore 64? No.
For other machines? The Amiga has an in built one that you can toy around with using Speechtoy 2.

998

(6 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

There's no C64 "tracker" that does voice synthesis. You should use SAM.

You put no links to GBA players.

1,000

(15 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Brilliant stuff from LFT as usual.

1,001

(5 replies, posted in Past Events)

A little later and it could have coincided with Datastorm.

booker wrote:
martin_demsky wrote:

BTW, where is that crossplatform Goat Tracker for C64 natively? On SourceForge is OSX and Windows version which seems good (i got some latency, dont know why and i have installed ASIO).

There is no Goat Tracker for C64.

Closest it can get to C64 is when you use HardSID/Catweasel cards with SID or use hacked hardsid.dll with PC64 cable to stream to C64

Or Ninjatracker.

Ear raped.

I have confirmed with Pikilipita himself that this machine is good for running PS24VJ.

You are looking for a scandoubler. You need an Amiga specific one. check ebay, they are not cheap.

Kick ass flyer! Who made it??

Hello guys,

A friend sent me over a phat PS2 that he was going to throw away.
The thing had no modch1p in it so I decided to softmod it. I installed the latest version of FreeMcBoot which allows the system to run ESR patched copies and games off a hard drive (if you have a network module and hard drive), run homebrew etc.

I been playing around with it trying to put emulators in it but it seems most emus are outdated so they don't run off the USB storage so you would have to burn them to discs, something I do not want to do since I have my Dreamcast for that. I also did not load any ISO from USB because the loaders seem to work with internal HDDs or the ones that load off USB require you to make a game collection with some software on the PC or some such shit.

This means I am bored to shit with the machine and I want it to go to someone that would appreciate it. I already spent a considerable amount of time and some money to softmod it.

The machine has a pile of original games, about 15, among which we can find a ton of those "arcade classics" collections, Silpheed, Prince of Persia and others. It has a couple of PSX games too. Also the game I used to hack it with along with the hacked copy you need to exploit the machine (case the hacked memory card goes faulty, you lose it or accidentaly erase it)
Comes with a DualShock controller, A/V cable, power cable, a Madcatz DVD player module with remote and the FreeMcBoot-hacked Memorycard that I prepared (an original Sony 8MB model). All you need is a little USB flash drive that contains the files FreeMCBoot needs to start up (the USB stick must be connected at all times, specially at boot). I will send you these files by email.

I guess t his would be a great machine to try Pikilipita's PS24VJ with.

The unit is PAL and runs off 220V.

I'd preffer to ship it within the UK or, I would preffer, local pickup in LONDON (SE11).

Price is 20GBP + Shipping but feel free to make an offer.

1,008

(8 replies, posted in Past Events)

4mat is in Montréal? tongue