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sounds great. what hardware did you use for this?

yes. that is how I use it. you just need to arm the tracks and record and while you are playing then fiddle with them knobs. works best if you have a midi controller I guess but a mouse works.

you can split left and right audio tracks in LSDJ and in ableton take each in separately and turn each into a mono feed so that you can have two different effects to play with on two different instruments.

so when you look for a laptop do you specifically look for soundblaster? I had no idea laptops had soundblaster cards in em back then.

hey here is a thought: get yourself a cheap laptop? like something rather old. these old PCs can probably run older tracker software like Milky Tracker or Famitracker.

there really is a huge demand for NES music tools right now. this is a huge accomplishment. thank you.

are there any cart readers out there that can rip the rom and sav from nanoloop? I know Jose once had some sort of reader out there with the first run of bleep bloop carts (non usb). but I cannot find them around anymore. someone should make a GB cart reader if there are none out there.

if you have a little extra try out a gameboy advance SP. the screen is backlit and the sound is ok (you will also need one of these http://tinyurl.com/4o3ynf2 ) plus there is a rechargeable battery inside so you dont have to worry about double A batteries. it would add about 20 - 30 bucks more to that price tag though since they go for anywhere between 30 - 50+ but overall the sp is pretty convenient. I would say it is my most ideal method of composing with LSDJ.