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Worcestershire sauce...
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Worcestershire sauce...
Haha, I don't really have a problem with the timelimit but more with the 500k restriction...
POST THAT SHIT!
Bought for $2.78 (all I had left on my paypal)! Thanks for the .lsdsng files!
Argh, if only I would live in glorious US of A...
this is very nice! congrats!
Great to hear that from you! Thanks.
And yes, it's from the IKEA light. Although it actually means something too. ;D
Good stuff!
Glad you liked it!
Makes me think of Perdition City era Ulver. Stuff like Lost in Moments. Very good. Thanks for posting.
Glad you like it! I have to check out Ulver then! ;D
This goes nicely with my morning coffee smile
That was my intention Thanks for listening!
PM'd you.
That was very relaxing!
Damn, that is awesome!!! Lucky Americans.
I don't mind having only a couple of patterns to work with, actually. It enables me to make nice, repetitive Minimal Techno. Makes it easy to play live too. With LSDJ I always have too many patterns and I don't remember half of them which makes me fuck up when I play live...
And the fact that you can switch between songs without delay or stopping the music won me over.
Freedom of speech, yo!
e.s.c. wrote:"direct"? you mean besides all the effects?
nevermind, i see that you linked just to your front page, which is clearly not nanoloop
direct link to the actual mp3: http://tapedecktheory.com/wduwsts/media/music/empty.mp3lol
dood there are no effects at all i swear. direct recording from DS lite to computer. no joke. its all just volume play.
I think esc meant the video on your 'frontpage'. Got me confused too at first. ;D
thats true. But i thought the point of chip music was to use the inspiration from classic games you played as a kid to create music, on CLASSIC hardware. i always saw using an emulator to produce chiptune was defeating the purpose. The modifications werent necessary, your right. but it was a neat experiment. Look i understand all of your points. but i dont want not to be accepted just because im new to the genre.
I'm getting a bit tired of people saying that Chipmusic SHOULD AND ALWAYS WILL be made on the real hardware... Who gives a damn on what it's been made...
Anyways, if you think that you need a modded Gameboy to make music than that's fine. Who are we to judge.
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