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bleo wrote:"HEIL" should have been in quotes when you were smugly correcting my early morning spelling, but yeah.
I just couldn't help thinking of frozen pigs falling from the sky.
Nice example of:
The beauty of Piggy Tracker is that it runs on anything - including PCs and Macs (or Linux, if you're that way inclined). My workflow is that I download / make all my samples on my Macbook **, work out some basic loops on Piggy Mac and then move it to my PSP for arranging/jamming/polishing.
So my advice would be, start with it on a PC and if you like the results get a PSP or Dingoo...
** this is where Renoise comes into its own - creating / editing / looping samples then exporting at 8bit resolution FTW!
Thanks for the pro tips Matt!
At the risk of revisiting a well-discussed subject, I'm thinking of getting another handheld for some DUAL PIG ON PIG ACTION.
I can probably get a second-hand PSP for the same price as a new Dingoo. I'm currently using LGPT on PSP. Which should I go for? What are the pros and cons of each?
I jailbroke my PSP about five years ago after a few drinks, and I don't really remember the process, other than that it was really fiddly and took me a whole evening...
jumping on matt's hog and riding wild with this thread....
I'd like to get a start with piggy tracker, too. What's the cheapest + fastest way I could go about it
incredible
Downloading now! Never knew you were a member of Beats of Rage.
I didn't realise either. Downloading now!
Before even listening, I love the concept!
Saskrotch wrote:get a new demo/beta out before you get the keyboard stuff done! (cause i just wanna use this thang!)
this
Cliche or no, whenever I listen to a really nasty (non-chip) dubstep mix I get inspired to start experimenting with more wacky shit in the WAV channel.
Example:
http://soundcloud.com/16bit/16bit-the-milky-pie-mix
Art informs Art, etc etc
the cream of nasty dubstep mixes, and superb artists to boot there!
I think it rinses and cleans like a form of cycle. There will always be 'cliches' made from music forms that reach a certain popularity around itself. Though the fundamental, free process of music, will always be here.
Very well put sir.
BUMP!
Eventually going to upgrade to a white IRO frame and switch to Bullhorns and only front brake. WOOO!
Looking sexy right here.
Thinking about buying an IRO when I am in the states again.
Where is cheapshot up in this bitch? He loves himself a bike.
Just stumbled across the thread now. I'll get a pick of my bike up in a bit. Nothing too rad, just an old Specialised Langster with Deep V rims, carbon front forks, and various other modifications. Fast and light as hell though. I love it.
and
These bikes remind me of the raleigh burner I used to ridecwhen I was a kid. Mam that was a good bike.
Haha hardly mate.. Bout time we got that b2b set up n running yes?
indeed
Been working on some new material, and with your undeniable awesomeness, I'm sure we could knock out a wicked set!
The whole genre has come down to shit.
Anyway, I heard Cheapshot in Japan pulling some fucking nice dubstep beats. And I do mean really fucking nice and thick.
Thanks dude 
And yes, Quarta 330 is fucking superb.
Also, (tl;dr) minikomi is a legend.
cheapshot wrote:i tried one of the old versions, but couldn't get a sound out of it...
I'm sure it was just me being dumb though. The software ran fine.
i cant get sound ether. are we doing something wrong?
Messing around with the wave channel I was able to get some sound out actually, but it was still buggy...
fukn sweet. Did you acctually try m4g on it?
i tried one of the old versions, but couldn't get a sound out of it... I'm sure it was just me being dumb though. The software ran fine.
I just followed cheapys advice and bought an ez flash. Really looking forward to the tracker smiker and Ilkke
You won't be disappointed, works out the box and is totally reliable.
cheapshot wrote:Actually, this is what I am using: http://www.nonelectronics.com/catalog/i … 2250cf0b42
It's the shiznit!does the EZ flash stick out of a GBA at all? it says it uses just regular SDs and it seems like it would have to be slightly oversized to fit a standard SD
The EZ flash fits real snug. One issue I had though was that it uses a mini-SD, not micro SD which is what I consider to be normnal, so I had to buy a micro>mini-SD adapter. This mini-SD adapter got stuck in the cart, which is not really a problem cos the micro-SD slips in and our of the mini-SD adapter.
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