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i need the driver for a bleepbloop cartridge programmer. i also need it for ubuntu. my computer crashed super hard and lost all my .sav and had mgb on my cart at the time... now all my hard work on the future album are gone 
someone want to help me find it? thanks! =]
i agree with the noise channel. try utilizing the wav channel and going alittle more in depth with your instruments. the right sound goes a long way. the noise too, shape it and youll be able to make it have a decent sound, but take it out of that same loop... tbh it sounded like random notes were punched in durring certain segments... not totally awful for a first time though, keep it up and youll be the next smiletron or something (:
why not use the taco mod though to save space?
I recommend having them be tri-wing so it's easier to tell the difference in length. If you accidentally use a long screw for the LCD board you end up stretching the plastic on the front so it turns into a very noticeable little white dot. I did this by accident on my super rare teal boot leg shell. It made me sad
This is the only reason really. And I think the heads grab better and are easier to screw in but that's not a big deal really.
i did that exact same thing to my yellow pil. it took me about a year and a half to find it, modded the lcd, and bam, white bumps. tried shaving them, but still noticeable =/
i think i jus came alittle...
more than just major and minor scales. i know hoping into music is intimidating for few, just trying to help a lad out
whole whole half whole whole whole half. thatll give you a major scale. i have TONS of notes left from music theory, for lsdj, just use the manual, or eff with it for days straight. send me an email and ill send you the the notes mang
they [the cases] wouldnt happen to come with some battery contacts, would they?
dude ive made a pinout of a dmg like that before with a sharpie and a piece of math hw hahaha, i looked at it everyday when ever i opend my math binder 
man, i need to go on a shopping trip at matts site.... great stuff
pleaseeee have like 4 in 2 weeks man
dude white ftw
dude i want sooooo fuxing bad =,,[
for kits look up lsdsng
to answer your 4th question, you could do a prosound with a 5 pin headphone jack, and rig it up that way. just jump the connections from the origional headphone jack to the pin. itll look something like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-10-Qty-3 … 519dd54ffe
it
another thing you can do is put a switch between one of the speaker leads, but thats a little of a hassel =P
ChipMusic.org / Forums / Posts by Alley Beach
