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(0 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Hi,

My old copy of nl1.3 finally kicked the bucket, so I'm interested in buying an old nanoloop cartridge if someone's got one for sale. I'm specifically looking for versions 1.2, 1.3, or 1.5; I don't really like nanoloop one for various reasons.

Thanks!

Sorry for the semi-necro, but does anyone have links to anything similar to this? It's awesome and great for background noise while studying.

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(45 replies, posted in Trading Post)

I just received some of these stickers (in hot pink, no less!) and they look really great. Communication and packaging was very professional, I would recommend ordering everything from him.

PMed... uh... earlier.

OK, thanks for the advice.

Sure, but not ALL AT ONCE. The batteries were WARM when I took them out!

I know I'm probably overreacting, but I don't know much about the inner workings of the dmg so I thought it was worth asking about tongue

Apeshit did it for me (don't know if he's on here).

I have another gameboy, but no batteries sad I can't get new ones until Monday.

I mean, is there current running through key components of the cartridge while the DMG is on?

Hey knowledgeable guys, I pulled out my trusty DMG today to whip up some tunes and realized that I'd left it on all day while at school (~10 hours). It didn't work, so I replaced the batteries. It still didn't work, though the batteries themselves may have been dead; I found them in the back of my desk. I won't be able to get new batteries until at least Monday. So what I want to know is, how can I fix my DMG, and--MOST IMPORTANTLY--will this damage my Nanoloop 1.3 cartridge, which had been inside the DMG?

The gameboy is prosound and backlighted if that has any effect.

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(64 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Hello! I'd like to get DeadBeatBlast's album, the GB/GBC Link Cable, and Kid Icarus' album please. In order to convince you to send me these items, I'm going to tell you a story. A story about the great space strawberry.

The great space strawberry* was not an strawberry at all; instead it was a huge alien being, the last of its race. Aeons ago, before time was even invented, the Kyrgyzoids (TGSS's species) reigned as the supreme dominators of known space, using their devastating disintegrator weapons to keep other civilizations in check. However, the government of the Kyrgyzoids morally stagnated and became corrupt over time, leading to vast oversights in both the advancement of weapons technology and the monitoring of some of the apparently less rebellious worlds. Finally, a minor rebellion on Qwantos VI became a rallying point for the oppressed denizens of all of the planets underneath the Kyrgyzoids' rule, leading to a brutal and inhumane galactic war. When the Kyrgyzoid's defeat became imminent, pulse-drive powered star-dreadnoughts impeding on the territory of the most stalwart of the former dominators' strongholds, the once-powerful race activated an immense nuclear bomb that wiped out nearly all life in known space. However, in a freak accident, TGSS had been working in a massive lead-lined safe that somehow prevented the radiation poisoning from destroying his neurons. Filled with regret at what his people had done, TGSS dedicated his life towards the creation of a perfect universe, filled with flourishing life not unlike that that had once filled the universe that TGSS knew and loved.
Over the millennia, TGSS submitted himself to terrible cybernetic and biological modifications, forming himself into a giant, spacebearing red fruit, covered in thousands of life-giving seeds. He flew throughout the universe, depositing his seeds onto promising worlds. The seeds sprouted and evolved in myriad ways, diverging to become the species that are unfamiliar and familiar to human beings, some examples being people, dolphins, Martians, and Shpleabii.
Though TGSS's cause was noble, it brought him into direct conflict with the presiding god of our universe, Zuul. Though a benevolent god, Zuul's belief was that evil-doers should be forced to bear the results of their actions. Since TGSS was once a Kyrgyzoid, Zuul blamed him, at least partially, for the terrible galactic war that had erupted many millennia ago. To absolve TGSS of his sins, Zuul decided to deconstruct him into an atomic mist. TGSS disagreed with this unjust sentence, and engaged Zuul in a barrage of plasma-beams. Zuul responded with instant de-existation, ending TGSS's existence prematurely.
Though TGSS had perished, his efforts resulted in the existence of the human race, and for that reason we should all be very grateful to him and worship him above all other gods. Besides Zuul, that is.

*Heretofore referred to as "TGSS"

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(4 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Nvm

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(4 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Thanks! I'm using the Launchpad to trigger samples right now but I can use it to mess with the parameters also.

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(4 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Is it possible to record a song directly into Ableton Live and add effects as you record (using Ableton like an effects processor basically)?

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(0 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

nvm