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817 Reply by wedanced Feb 15, 2011 3:41 am

Re: OT: First Live Full Modular PA (9 replies, posted in General Discussion)

you are making me o so wet...

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818 Reply by wedanced Feb 11, 2011 9:03 am

Re: Re: Limitation (189 replies, posted in General Discussion)

fuck nostalgia. This aint no fucking gimmick. limitations are fun. its like solving a puzzle to me. it challenges my mind. limitations is the only way i know how to make music. Its possible making good music on these things you just to have to know what your doing and that challenge is fun as shit to attempt. trying the different limitations for each platform is fun and the things i learn about synthesis and techniques keeps this thing a running obsession for me.

for r33lz that nastalgia shit is lame. why waste time traveling traveled grounds?

do it big for real yall.

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819 Reply by wedanced Feb 10, 2011 11:53 pm

Re: NES/MOD/POWERPAK/VRC6/VRC7 (29 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

bucky wrote:

Anyways, I was surprised to see that expansion won't work from the original carts using a gyromite adaptor! Whoops. I kind of assumed that would work if the powerpak worked! Why is that? It goes through a pin/ leg that gets lost in the adapter? The games will still work and play 2a03 audio. What would it take for a Famicom expansion cart to have its audio work on a US NES? Do I need to pull audio from a pin on the cartridge?

The mod is made for the powerpak to send an emulated audio to the output. Any other cartridge wont have the programming to send the audio to that specific pin. The mod is for powerpak only. to run the other games w/ extra audio you will need a famicom to do it. to get the nes to play the real deal you will have to do a mod that gets the audio directly from the pin of the expansion chip and have it sent to mix in with the other audio channels. it is probably do able it would take some time and more know how than i can offer.

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820 Reply by wedanced Feb 10, 2011 11:38 pm

Re: C64 beginner tutorial? (7 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

You program like a beast.

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821 Reply by wedanced Feb 9, 2011 6:28 am

Re: Where can I find good instrument cables? (29 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

kineticturtle wrote:

Terbografx wrote:
Could you tell me what I'm looking at here exactly?
Parts. He's saying you should learn to build your own cables. I concur. Best and cheapest way to always have reliable cables.

there are somebrands you can repair your self also. its not that hard really. dont know why i dont do it.

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822 Reply by wedanced Feb 5, 2011 9:37 pm

Re: iPhone apps (23 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

truthfully i would like to see a sequencer program with a song mode similar to that of lsdj or ableton for live use. that is to say a loop based live device that you write out loops and activate other loops to make a song progression. this interface is best suited for machines or software with limited sound capacity for small devices. so probably a limited amount of channels would be best. actually i have been wanting to build a program that is more visual bassed like this for a while. gizmo, would you care to talk about a project like this with me? I am starting to learn about the basics of making an app right now. pm me. i would love to get some help and input from another person.

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823 Reply by wedanced Feb 3, 2011 7:44 pm

Re: what happened to 8bc (265 replies, posted in General Discussion)

muffins wrote:

Fun Fact: If you don't pay any attention to the forums on either site you would have no clue there's any difference.
Just good music.

Stfu and get back in your box. Your facts are wrong.

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824 Reply by wedanced Feb 3, 2011 5:22 pm

Re: GP2X Caanoo (54 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

arfink wrote:

I don't own a Caanoo, but I have a friend who does. My take: it's a powerful little beast. It can run things which I only dreamed of doing on GP2X. The case is much improved, battery life is actually usable now, and the screen is quite nice too. Analog nib is a minor gripe when playing things like 2d fighters, but that's why I have a Neo Geo arcade system. If I hadn't just got myself a Zipit Z2 (and if I had enough to buy a Caanoo, which I won't for a while) I'd consider one.

Sounds cool!!!! tanx.

akira^8GB wrote:

I am busy, dude. Can't do it until I stop being busy.
Real life yo.

i understand. i am just an impatient whore trying to get paid before i do the work.

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825 Reply by wedanced Feb 3, 2011 5:19 pm

Re: hexawe:ONE (126 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Kool Skull wrote:

good point, usually, I end up taking two hours to write a one channel one sample track, the first hour and ahalf is deticated to making perfect drums, then weird sounds, set up drum beats, then add weird noises in between!

you are my kind of peeps. collab? would love to do some traxx with you.

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