noisewaves wrote:
herr_prof wrote:required listening: depreciation guild, SBACH. FAILOTRON
also, noisewaves.
706 Dec 13, 2011 6:30 am
Re: Lame Boyz debut album out December 30th (12 replies, posted in Releases)
Emerging from the depths of their mother's basements are The Lame Boyz, a colossal collaboration consisting of Gameboy musicians; Turbo Tiger and Pugbath. Drawing more from queefs and dreams than from their predecessors, The Lame Boyz sound can be defined somewhere between progressive pop and the sound of unicorns fornicating with the intention of bouncing breasts and butt cheeks. The Lame Boyz use Gameboys and the Nintendo Ds as their weapons of choice, giving them a sound beyond the typical 8-bit blips and bloops. These two combined with an array of windchimes, props, costumes and surprises make for a unique live experience that is both entertaining as it is exhausting.
Drawing more from queefs and dreams than from their predecessors, The Lame Boyz sound can be defined somewhere between progressive pop and the sound of unicorns fornicating with the intention of bouncing breasts and butt cheeks.
Drawing more from queefs and dreams than from their predecessors...
Drawing more from queefs...
queefs
707 Dec 12, 2011 5:25 am
Re: Blargg Bootstrap USB Cartridge: Famicom prototype & beta 1 built! (374 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)
Apeshit wrote:
nickmaynard wrote:nope, not yet.
arfink, no hard feelings at all but i'd like my money back.
If arfink can't refund you, I'd happily send money your way for the cart.
let's see what arfink says first.
708 Dec 11, 2011 9:53 pm
Re: Blargg Bootstrap USB Cartridge: Famicom prototype & beta 1 built! (374 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)
kitsch wrote:
nickmaynard wrote:so whats up? over a month later.
i was just wondering the other day if you'd gotten it... i was curious about your thoughts.
nope, not yet.
arfink, no hard feelings at all but i'd like my money back.
709 Dec 11, 2011 5:50 pm
Re: just made my first arduino synth (9 replies, posted in Other Hardware)
ant1 wrote:
COOL!
Tinctu wrote:
very nice triangle waves...
thanks!
DKSTR wrote:
I did one of those Auduinos about a year ago..I just followed instructions, but it was fun.
Next year when I finally have time, I'll build one of these and really try to do a nice case for it too (I'll replace the keyboard functions with some buttons, maybe):
yeah i was looking at that last night. i want to try and make some kind of sequencer, 8 or 16 step. i'm deciding what kind of features i'd want it to have now.
710 Dec 11, 2011 4:43 am
Topic: just made my first arduino synth (9 replies, posted in Other Hardware)
http://nickmaynard.tumblr.com/post/1404 … t-with-the
anyone else ever built stuff like this? what else have you done?
711 Dec 10, 2011 6:08 am
Re: How Do You Record and Produce Chipmusic With Good Sound Quality? (26 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)
Moriokun wrote:
It doesn't sound as good as some of the other artist out there. How do I go about making it sound like I know what I'm doing and not an audible mush?
you could always pay someone else to mix it too.
712 Dec 8, 2011 3:30 pm
Re: On Chipmusic Nights (81 replies, posted in General Discussion)
herr_prof wrote:
...NO MORE GHETTOS.
i couldn't agree more... in a way.
out of the 13 monthly shows i've booked in rochester over the past year, i think only one of them has been "all chip" and that was special because it was our year anniversary show.
the best way to get local people to come to your shows is to book good local bands on your shows, regardless of genre. and that's what we try to do with all of our shows. usually we do one out of town chip act, a local chip act, and then one or two good local acts that are similar in someway to the genre of the chip acts.
frankly, most towns don't have the ability to support a "chip only" monthly show. either not enough solo chip bands in town or the audience size is too low to pay the out of town chip bands enough.
anyways, yeah.
713 Dec 8, 2011 2:47 pm
Re: Setting up an event (7 replies, posted in General Discussion)
i would say, just try to do one show. and see what that's like first.
714 Dec 8, 2011 2:32 pm
Re: Trackers for C64 (to run on the console) (29 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)
Jellica wrote:
you can get MSSIAH on a cart, but you'll still need floppies to save.
can you save with the tape recorder?
715 Dec 8, 2011 12:06 pm
Re: My not chiptunes (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
danimal cannon wrote:
Joe Public eats this shit up.
lol
716 Dec 7, 2011 6:34 am
Re: “MODIFYING A FAMICOM KEYBOARD TO WORK WITH THE NES” (7 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)
second part posted.
http://nickmaynard.tumblr.com/post/1386 … -modifying
ne7 wrote:
hey Nick - not sure if this is super helpful but there is a project up at Famicom world to get multiple nes controllers working on the Famciom db front port (the other way round
): http://www.famicomworld.com/forum/index … pic=3583.0 \o_
thanks for the link! i think i saw that in my hours and hours of googling. definitely helpful!
718 Dec 4, 2011 8:56 pm
Re: Blargg Bootstrap USB Cartridge: Famicom prototype & beta 1 built! (374 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)
arfink wrote:
OK, got Nick's cart done. Today I'm going to try and get the guts for the cable packaged in such a way that it doesn't looks completely fugly.
so whats up? over a month later.
719 Dec 3, 2011 7:07 pm
Re: ChipPlay (OSX) by Boukichi (9 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)
audio overload is a great program for playing any video game music file.
720 Dec 1, 2011 12:24 pm
Topic: rochester chip videos (11 replies, posted in Motion Graphics)
http://vimeo.com/rochesterchip
knife city, chipocrite, shrimps, danimal cannon, shortsleeves. with more coming soon!
i usually post these videos in the threads for the shows they were taken at but i think they get buried so i wanted to make a thread for them. any constructive criticism in terms of their production would be very appreciated!