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Failotron
Greenleaf
The Shortsleeves
Humble http://www.myspace.com/humbletune (has an "chippy" ep)
And some shameless self-promotion:
http://8bitcollective.com/music/nordloef/Shortcuts/
Probably one of the few mellow tracks with some kind of chip in it Ive written.
Looks amazing!
I working on a track. Ill try to finish it asap.
Very nice tune!
Just upload it in 48KHz Stereo WAV here tinctu.4shared.com.
Max upload is 200mb but you can use splited RAR or ZIP files...
When it will be bigger.
There is 10GB space so place for everybody...
Why do you want them in 48Khz when they are gonna be released on cd anyway? Just curious.
I might try to submit something 
do we get to hear any of their music please? all i can find is shitty videos of them speaking shit.
musicmon should run just fine on a 1040STF but I dont believe you can send any midi with it, it takes midi in though.
good ol cubase?
Looks really cool!
record the channels individually and then gate the noise.
But since its an side effect of the actual samples playing in the wavechannel this wont do you any good, better to work with EQ with this "issue" if you are to record the channels individually.
If you cant stand the fuzz dont make music on a damn game boy.
its not a bug its a feature!
Sockets would be the best! Holes in the cart doesn't matter that much to me.
SRAM switcher circuit would be very awesome!
Hows does all of this work for people in PAL countries?
The possibilities to send in your own donor cart, just buy the eproms, order the cart without the eproms, making your own holes in the case etc all sound good to me.
Four bit wave playback - Sound channel 3 has a 4-bit 32 sample long wave RAM that you can set for playing a 32 sample waveform repeatedly. It wasn't specifically designed to handle continuously new samples but you can refill the wave RAM each time 32 samples have been sent to the speaker. This reload of RAM process causes the first sample to always be 0 which shows up in sample playback as a low frequency buzz sound. Depending on what sounds you are playing back this buzz is more or less noticeable.
Replace all the 12 songs with a version of Rick Astleys Never Gonna Give You Up and sell the Vectrex on ebay
Would be pretty funny.
The Super game boy has a hand full of internal sound effects. No music though afaik:
Love it!
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