BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:
I've got a nanoloop. COUNT ME IN.
*edit: im retardo, i thought you were looking for new adds, but you are actually just looking for people to finish their damn songs. IGNORE ME
1,681 Feb 4, 2010 8:15 am
Re: FM is for the People - VOL 2. !!!!!!! (36 replies, posted in Collaborations)
1,682 Feb 4, 2010 8:07 am
Re: FM is for the People - VOL 2. !!!!!!! (36 replies, posted in Collaborations)
I've got a nanoloop. COUNT ME IN.
1,683 Feb 4, 2010 7:06 am
Re: Need a beat up GBA SP (3 replies, posted in Trading Post)
ehy arfink! do you still have my purple CGB? ;D
1,684 Feb 4, 2010 3:57 am
Re: 6 gameboyyyyyys for sale!! FREE SHIPPING to the US (20 replies, posted in Trading Post)
dude, you're selling the rebel!?
1,685 Feb 4, 2010 3:55 am
Re: TWEETZ R' US (34 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)
Derris-Kharlan wrote:
I think it is awesome tbh. Gives the site some personality.
its like the site is an NPC or something...
and makes me feel less alone at 4:30am
1,686 Feb 4, 2010 3:41 am
Re: A Pixel Art Drop Box (1,052 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)
Crystal Labs wrote:
Some WIP stuff from a game some friends and I are working on.
wow! this is fantastic! more plz?
*edit: HAH! I found the high strangeness site all by myself, so never mind. ;D
1,687 Feb 3, 2010 6:03 pm
Re: Want U fo' trade?? DMG / 64m EMS ~~> NDS and DS sd flashcart (10 replies, posted in Trading Post)
Beverage wrote:
BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:i was so confused... XD
DS, SNES, these acronyms man. What can you do? Haha. I hope you can get things back on track, I've always wanted to come visit Boston and see you and the Boston8bit crew live. Unfortunately my only DS has a shattered top screen, not much to do with that huh.
Yo I totally understand. My girlfriend was with me when I wrote the post, and she was like " DMG EMS NDS DS SD?? what the hell, you are making that up right??" haha.
Thx Beverage, you are welcome in Boston man, let us know if you're ever in the area and we'll set something up ;D
1,688 Feb 3, 2010 7:14 am
Re: A Pixel Art Drop Box (1,052 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)
godinpants wrote:
FUCK YEAH
world war whale is the coolest shit ever
1,689 Feb 3, 2010 2:14 am
Re: [Poll] T-Shirt Sizing (50 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)
Smedium & Lady Smedium
1,690 Feb 3, 2010 2:09 am
Re: Want U fo' trade?? DMG / 64m EMS ~~> NDS and DS sd flashcart (10 replies, posted in Trading Post)
tacticalbread wrote:
I've got a DS Lite in good condition, I'd be willing to trade for the EMS Cart. Haven't used it in a while, but I can't seem to locate the stylus. D:
PM'd!!!!
Beverage wrote:
Edit: I didn't see you were after a DS, but anyway......
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/563/f … available/
Bent stuff for music and/or live visuals perchance? I'd be willing to ship of a bent SNES for your shindig.
i was so confused... XD
1,691 Feb 2, 2010 11:05 pm
Re: [BOS] CHIPTUNE 4: Animal Style, Active Knowledge, Disasterpeace, MOAR (13 replies, posted in Past Events)
*this is coming up.
added: facundo & adamgetsawesome
1,692 Feb 2, 2010 11:03 pm
Topic: Want U fo' trade?? DMG / 64m EMS ~~> NDS and DS sd flashcart (10 replies, posted in Trading Post)
GAH. a recent cart-tastrophe requires me to change my live set up a bit....
I have:
an excellent condition backlit & prosound greyboy DMG w/ 2nd 1/8" & rocker switch
a brand new, in box 64m EMS USB cart
I require:
a nintendo DS in decent condition
a DS SD flashcart
i would prefer to swap all for all, but let see what pops up. I'll also accept cash OF COURSE
;D
1,693 Feb 1, 2010 8:15 pm
Re: PLZ HALP!! LSDJ Cart-tastrophe... (40 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
bizarre update.
Here is an odd thing: when i got my cart back from kitsch, i booted it up on my DMG a few times, and nothing... johan screen of death. Then i put it in my CGB, just so i didn't misplace the cart. later I randomly turned on the CGB to show my GF the dead cart screen, and MY FRIGGIN .SAV LOADED. the first 10 or so lines in the tracker screen were glitchy on playback and had to be re-done, but the rest of my song files were fine and i was able to recover all my friggin tracks....
WEIRD.
i'm paranoid it will fail again, so i recorded all the tracks (i dont have a transferrer) and won't touch the cart until i get my smartboy & transferrer and see if i can get the saves off.
?!?!?!?!
nitro2k01 wrote:
(And with my upcoming LittleFM file manager, sorry for the wait, it'll be possible to store up to 8 full 128 kB savs in flash memory, which is truly stable in every respect, on any bleepbloop or smartboy cartridge.)
thanks for the excellent info nitro, i was really considering the infinity cart... i probably would have bought 3, but perhaps ill wait and see. Also- the file manager is going to be a HUGE DEAL, and I can't wait until its out.
1,694 Feb 1, 2010 7:24 am
Re: LSDJ - Live Performance - Tips/Guides/Tutorials/Videos (22 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
Starscream wrote:
My favorite use of live mode has been to introduce songs live by slowly piecing them together. Kind of remixing my own songs/life on stage as a lead up to the original structure.
this, totally. every performance can be different!!! 
1,696 Jan 30, 2010 5:00 am
Re: LSDJ - Live Performance - Tips/Guides/Tutorials/Videos (22 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
a fun live mode technique I've been really enjoying is writing "vamp sections" using a bit of aleatory ;
with pu1, pu2 and wav, write a few chains of various lengths using long melodies with generally the same harmonic material, then let 'em loose over a beat and blend accordingly. if the length of the melodies are different enough, and you just let them all cycle through at various times, you can get amazing "resultant" harmonic/melodic textures that you never would have planned for... if you are clever with volume envelopes, the mix of tones / melodies and registers can be quite beautiful, string quartet-like...
further, to create easy polyrhythm for these, write a few chains with different rhythmic lengths using the "H" command in the tracker screen. the chain with the hop will cycle its length simultaneously with the rest of the "song" screen still running straight 16th notes in 4/4, giving you a wacky, shifting groove. (i suggest being subtle with this, otherwise it can sound like utter shite)
Its extremely easy to get brain-bending grooves going if you throw, say, a 5/8 drum ostinato under the "resultant melody" technique i mentioned in the first section. also, its totally surprising and awesome to listen to because although you wrote the individual sections, hearing the material overlap in unexpected ways creates its own sort of organic "structure". try it, really ;D