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Clearly everyone who was a member of 8bc is a terrible musician?

One thing with volume fade-ins you could do is put 0F first and then after a gap put a sustain envelope of the appropriate volume, and repeat. So that it maybe goes:

0F
48
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--
4F
--
--
88
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--
CF
--
--

That's just a guesstimate but that kind of technique might be good.

egr:

If you can't bend *up* then that sounds like a bug as well.

I've found only L01 to be useful musically, everything else is too fast and with a different vib type it just sounds...odd.

Out of curiousity, why have you posted it as a Reaktor instrument instead of an ensemble?

I bought this when it first came out and I like it still.

I have a number of goto sounds on it that I prefer in comparison to the kind of atonal noise stuff that comes from a number of the chips but it's still good stuff.

For me the wave sequence is slightly annoying and I don't use it so much because of that but it's not a huge deal.

I'm using an arduinoboy mini (you don't *have* to sync via midi as goatslacker says but I have the gear) and in LSDJ sync mode it just sends start, stop and clock signals but in mGB mode you can make it essentially midines.

When producing a song on the computer or when it's stems of a game boy/c64 song then what I do is this;

Lower all faders
Raise the Kick, Snare and Bass to a level about a third of the way up the faders and balance them accordingly
Raise other drum sounds and balance against previous
Raise chords/arps and balance again
Raise Melodic parts going from aux melodies to lead melody and balance again
Review all parts, at this point the kick & snare usually need to come up slightly
Take a break, come back and tweak
Put a reverb on the send set to a room or maybe a hall depending on the sparsity of the track (more dense, smaller space)
Put a send device on each track (I do this in renoise usually but all DAWs have this feature
Send each part in the reverse order to the faders being raised to the reverb so that you can hear the effect and then back the level off from there slightly
Do not send bass or kick to the reverb