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LINK: http://datathrash.bandcamp.com/album/s- … us-caonach
Multi-instrumentalist and song writing powerhouse Sean Monistat returns to Datathrash as +Let's Disinfect!+ with a collection of tracks that tell a story both mythological and emotional. "Séadchomharthai Ársa agus Caonach" will test both your pronunciation and ability to resist headbanging.
Download includes back cover photograph with credits and LSDJsng files!
oh a CHIPTUNE netlabel? fuck that
take fashionproof, mp3death, dramacore, and some other crap off your list then
does it say chiptune specifically? ohhhhhh...
damn fashion proof seems really cool what with seahorse drivers stuff on there and all
i've heard rumblings of a potential re-launch
Fashion Proof
You had me at "dub, piggy". Got my drive home music for the day!
Thanks!
Super stoked for this! \m/ \m/
That is disturbingly uncluttered and well organized. I think it's been 'shopped.
went ahead and impulse bought from Amazon so we'll see how it performs in a week or so
Sweetwater link: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ … MgodvC0A0w
Seems like a lot of people have asked about a device just like this. Stick your samples on an SD card and bang them out with the pads. No sequencer or effects (other than reverb). Just finger jammin' good times.
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EDIT: Review after 2 or 3 days of playing
I got my MPX8 and have been playing with it a lot. Haven't been able to get the "editor" software working on Linux but I don't think I'll even bother to figure it out since making kits on the device is so easy.
SOUND: sounds great, reverb effect is very tasteful but effects the volume a LOT, maybe a slight bass boost at the outputs, "Tune" parameter is limited to +/- 4 semitones which is pretty weak 
PLAYABILITY: pads have a really comfortable texture on top, extremely responsive, all the flashy colors are fun
EDITING: jog wheel plus four buttons, if you've ever used an electronic instrument from the 80s you'll be right at home (so yeah, pretty much everyone on this site), screen is big and not overly bright and is actually very impressive
SD CARD STORAGE: the only complaint here is that you can't have any folder structure AT ALL, all samples have to be in the root directory of the card
MIDI: haven't tried it yet
I expect this device to get some serious firmware upgrades. At $99 it's going to make it's way into a lot of people's hands and they're gonna want some extra juice. Fingers crossed that Akai doesn't just immediately jump to the next upgraded model and forget about this little guy.
Haven't tried it yet but here's a Rasp Pi emulator that runs on Windows and should let you use Super Pikix Pi on your laptop: http://sourceforge.net/projects/rpiqemuwindows/
Oh! Could this work for little-scale's Atari midi project?
Contacted Paul Slocum. Lets see what happens...
Excellent. That's probably the best move you could make. His tracker project looks really cool, maybe this will prompt him to expand and finish it!
nevermind, i was thinking of littlefm. i do use lsdj manager on win8 with no issues so idunno 
there's a thread with an updated version on here somewhere, i couldn't run it at first either. searching...
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