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well, I'm fine with this

and just like that, new update gives us the presets back.

now THAT'S some customer service

SWEET! received!

HAH i know what you mean. nanoloop has pretty deep synthesis possibilities, and im sure that is what oliver is doing with killing the presents: get people out of the kiddie pool. thing is, the kick sample was a damn easy way to get into a track! throw on some random stuff, quick noise snare, then drop the kick in and you have a party starting; tweek from there.

RIP LIL KICK PRESET BUDDY, IM NOT TOO COOL FOR YOU

ZOMGLOL

this show rocks!!!!

1. unemployment & the internet is an awesome combination

2. use of vintage sound chip in music production, or emulation / sampling of said sounds; "classic game aesthetic"

3. Trash 80 - Icarus

4. At this point, I think the scene is beyond the old "hardware vs. fakebit" argument. That said, even most fakebit is at least based on classic soundchips, so I'd say that c64 is probably the biggest "influence" on that level. Gameboy is certainly the dominant force for modern hardware chiptune performance, but I dont hear it used sampled. Considering that the 2 most successful chip bands (Anamanaguchi and I Fight Dragons) use the NES for their sound, it would be hard not to put it into a list of defining instruments, but its not quite as prominent as it once was as far as I can tell. (others will likely disagree)

agreed. the new update is kinda frustrating. lets hassle oliver about it, i want the kick back!