I believe I've wrapped my head around what prof suggested and that would for sure achieve the same thing I'm talking about.  I think "on demand" start/stop flip flopping would be a lot more spontaneous and worth some testing if there's room for it.

That would require that you're in live mode so that the two gameboys can play from different song positions right? I never use live mode so I'm not positive that's how it works.

I *think* I get what you mean. That may do the trick, I'll have to experiment!

No i mean the very same gameboy is always the master, it still tells the slave when to start and stop it's just that start/stop are reversed for the two gaemboys.

The master/slave designation wouldn't change.  So you'd only be hitting the start button on the master gameboy and each press would swap out which one was playing.  Or is that not what you meant?

I've probably mentioned this idea on here before but I wanted to lay it out as clear as possible and see what you guys have to say about it.

"Crossfade" would basically be the normal sync function but instead of both GBs starting at the same time they "take turns" whenever START is pressed on the master.  As in: the master GB is playing and the slave is not, press start, now the slave is playing and the master is not, etc.

So you could do things like:

1. Easily make seamless transitions by having bridge sections on the master and your main tracks on the slave
2. Jump between beats breakcore-style
3. Stretch out your best tracks by sticking sections of other tracks in the middle or some junk i dunno

That's all assuming that you could navigate and load songs on the STOPPED gameboy while the other gameboy was still playing.

I think this is the same functionality as the current sync just with the slave start/stop reversed.  Right?  Seems easy enough the implement maybe?

DOS? Not sure, but there is this: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/2957/ … c-release/

There's work around that kinda sorta work but save yourself a lot of hassle and just install VMware Player with 32 bit WinXP and run the gbusb software from that.

UPDATE: SBSM EP NOW AVAILABLE!!  LINK: http://datathrash.bandcamp.com/album/7

842

(5 replies, posted in Releases)

Yayyyyy!

Hell yeah! Great idea and album!

844

(16 replies, posted in General Discussion)

All right I guess. Doin' laundry etc. You?

Yeah, I'm down with this.

Also that prototype is beautifully compact and minimal in design.  Heart it very much.

846

(9 replies, posted in General Discussion)

heart heart heart

847

(11 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Do you hear the "left" channel out of both rca jacks?

Did you make sure to ground both jacks?

At my work we call our little break room the Tiki Bar. Just throwing that out there.