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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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