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He is definitely not some kind of new media self promoting hack, he does the work and he pays his dues. I really resent any implication otherwise.
what the fuck is a DMG-10 ?
Ah.
I kind of gathered that it wasn't necessary after finding out the SGB innards are so close to the actual GB.
thanks though!
imagine using the DMG-007 4 way connector and playing 4 super nintendos at once with 4 tvs!
4 lsdj's synced up with 4 tv's. insane.
I just need 4 modded SGB's (and a few more SNES'), and consider it done 
it just keeps getting better.
seriously, thanks everyone!
I believe there are passthrough carts that will allow you to play a Super Famicom-shaped game in an American SNES.
What's the difference between the Super Game Boy and the Super Game Boy II?
super gameboy 2 has a link port on the side.
Don't kill me for this, but isn't getting two SGB2s easier?
SGB2's are pretty spendy, plus I'd have to get two super famicoms -___-
im sure i remember seeing a tutorial on adding the link port to a super gameboy.
dude fuck yeah!
So I'm sure most of us have seen this >>>
This is just an outlandish question, BUT, would you be able to solder a link port to an old SGB and flash the Rom data of the model 2 onto said cartridge to create your own model 2??
I really don't have much knowledge of these things, hence me asking this.
Basically I want to have two super nintendos (in this case super famicoms) synced up at the same time.
Why? hell, it'd look cool to have two TVs running lsdj eh? Make composing a lot easier too.
So yeah, tell me why this is the most unrealistic idea.
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▷(Seattle)KGHB
KGHB creates a high-energy hybrid mix of chiptune electronica with full vocals and a variety of fun instruments! Enjoy their unique blend of tunes combined with extravagant stage antics and props as you dance to the fantastic beat! LOL! OMG!
▷(Portland/Chicago)Greenleaf
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Straight outta the sheep ranch into the fire. Two cans of rocks and an empty bottle of hairspray.
▷(Snoqualmie)Seanbad
SeanBad is a retro-dance musician based in Snoqualmie, Washington. He uses LSDJ on a Nintendo Gameboy to make his tracks.
▷(Seattle)Fighter X
Fighter X is Nickolas Walthew and Jack Waterman. IT'S GAME BOY DANCE MUSIC. The pair have rocked audiences up and down the Great Northwest and their home-city, Seattle. With their recent invitations to perform at the 4th annual Blip Festival in New York and the Chiptune Alliance UK Tour, the two have taken their music live world-wide.
▷(Buckley/Puyallup) Boys Club
Boys Club is a collaborative project between Dakota Clark (Oven Rake) and James Resch (Death First); accompanied by Andrew Buck and Mark DePaul on bass and drums respectively. Focusing on textures and structures not found in their previous bands or projects, the duo have branched into an unfamiliar soundscape. The composition was over a year in the making and furthered in production once Resch joined in the project.
▷(Olympia)McFiredrill
McFiredrill has been shootin' out the chippoops since 2005. Managing to survive all eras of chiptune that have occured since that time without becoming jaded, he strives to provide only the finest chipsounds. His genre influences include raggae, dub, dubstep, russian polka, garage, and most recently jazz fusion(although he still sucks at it).
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ovenrake wrote:did you do the stumptown pack?
I've been meaning to order some for (looks at watch) a year or so now.Yeah! They're so nice, seriously. Though Gocco printing and gluing was ridiculous. You wouldn't happen to know where to get black blank CDs would you?
I wish I knew off the top off my head, I assume we would only stumble upon the same things through google.
If I find a good hook up, I'll PM you for sure. I hope you do the same too!
DIY FO LYFE
oh and once again.
FANTASTIC JOB
tacticalbread wrote:I like this a lot.
If you had a physical release of sorts, I would buy it, but I've never been too into paying for digital music. ;p
I'm about 70% finished with handmaking physical copies (soooo much folding), but I unfortunately I'm broke right now so I decided to just go ahead and sell it digitally until I can save up enough. Thanks for being interested, though!
did you do the stumptown pack?
I've been meaning to order some for (looks at watch) a year or so now.
TOMORROW
Just check with laws pertaining to street performers. If you've seen an earthy dude playing guitar soemwhere in pdx, i'm sure it won't be an issue.
Just making it audible for everyone else is a huge issue.
If I ever made you mad, you can tell me now.
I never feel cool enough ordering doughnuts there. I feel like I'm supposed to start asking what the vegan options are.
Back on topic:
I'm gonna get to work on dis shit
Dude, the only city with a shittier unemplyment rate in the country is Detroit. So don't come here for the job prospects.
took the words out my mouth.
especially when a really sought after job is selling bacon maplebars x)
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