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(regardless i guess),
check out NodeBox3. its cross-platform, free, and comes with examples you could use (and more you can download I believe).
This looks super cool.
Sweetness!
CC threads are redundant since the music uploads have a "request cc" option. Delete all cc threads and instruct posters to upload and mark songs instead. Maybe an icon beside the song name at the top of the page and in the music section to denote cc requests.
+1 this is the best suggestion relating to cc ive seen thus far, good job!
and wow I didn't know there was a way to ask for CC when you just upload a song to the site,t
I always notice it since I make sure not to mark it. All you dorks don't know how to make my Art better so nyaaaa nyaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!
CC threads are redundant since the music uploads have a "request cc" option. Delete all cc threads and instruct posters to upload and mark songs instead. Maybe an icon beside the song name at the top of the page and in the music section to denote cc requests.
@robo - you talked me into it 
AWESOMESUSALOL
Maybe this should have come out on Monday ... lol
In for an ant1 glitchdub tribute.
Im a homebody but still want this to happen.
Ive been wondering what driptape was, downloading asap!
Sorry, got carried away. 
\o/
Posting this to see if anyone else has a self-challenge going on this year that's not part of anything official. If so I'll gladly change the thread title and we can use this as the "2013 music challenges thread". Here's mine:
COLLOID is a project and experiment using LGPT (LittleGameParkTracker). Each track is made using a chunk of audio from the previous track that is 1/16th of its' total length as the only sample material (excluding the COLLOID_01, I had to start somewhere). The goal is to make a new track every week of 2013. Purely for inspiration and to spur more experimentation.
Download includes LGPT source files for all tracks so far.
Have anyone ever tried building this on an ARM Linux platform? I'll try that tomorrow and report back, it'd be great to have this on the raspberry pi project. You could even set up an auto-restore function for those times when a cartridge crashes and corrupts data; just plug the cart into the RasPi and it'll automatically restore a preconfigured sav.
Great idea!
I don't believe game developers used "chip music software" even after it was available... DutyCycleGenerator is an excellent read, regardless!
EDIT: Meaning trackers or anything we would recognize today.
ChipMusic.org / Forums / Posts by egr