49 Reply by Comptroller

(18 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

YES! C64 2014 and that. Look forward to trying out.

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50 Reply by Comptroller

(9 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I like how this looks & sounds. As above, will check out on Android when I can. Any plans for stand-alone soundtrack release?

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51 Reply by Comptroller

(12 replies, posted in Atari)

Re: disk formatting, I believe if you format disks using an STe then it can automatically be read by both ST and PC. Simpler way of doing it (unless I'm mistaken).

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52 Topic by Comptroller

(1 replies, posted in Past Events)

INST/DEL presents a night of chip/electro/8-bit featuring:

Pulselooper (Brazil) - São Paulo's chip powerhouse Pulselooper will be making his UK live debut! Expect breakbeats, raw bass and violent Game Boy manipulation aplenty. Not to be missed.
http://www.pulselooper.net/

Bubu - LSDJ champion and general joy-bringing musical force Bubu returns to Edinburgh to make everything right.
http://soundcloud.com/bubu8bit

Comptroller - Special C64 DJ set! 2x C64c, a mixer and many cruel SIDs.
http://www.cmptrllr.co.uk/

Sky Pope - Following up a memorable open-mic slot at Ultrachip 2013, Sky Pope is expected to deliver a full set of music that will soothe hearts, move feet, and maybe finally bring some sense of release. Good luck to us all.
https://www.facebook.com/skypope420

Plus visuals from the masterful Euan McKenzie!
http://www.euanmckenzie.co.uk/


Friday 8th November, Banshee Labyrinth, 11pm - 3am. FREE ENTRY. Come and go nuts.

FB event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/2634261 … 6912251495

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53 Reply by Comptroller

(16 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Wow, very cool! Portable MML composer big_smile

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54 Reply by Comptroller

(2 replies, posted in Trading Post)

WTB withdrawn for now! Thanks.

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55 Topic by Comptroller

(2 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Does anyone have a piggy=>midi interface they'd be willing to sell? Managed to kill my old one through ill-advised tinkering. I know Kitsch still sells a DIY kit but I don't fancy my chances of successfully putting it together, and there are no ready made boxes for sale anywhere else as far as I can tell.

Open to international sales & will of course cover postage. PM or reply please. Thanks!

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56 Reply by Comptroller

(19 replies, posted in Releases)

Bought! Hurry to me pls.

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57 Reply by Comptroller

(9 replies, posted in Atari)

Cheers for the microwire tip, I'll experiment with that.

Theta_Frost, I'll be interested to hear if that PSU swap makes a difference.

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58 Reply by Comptroller

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

viciousitaly wrote:
turboninja wrote:

Where to find lsvj ? All links are dead ? Any body know where to contact sidabitball ?

Links in ilkke's post worked fine for download purposes for me. Would be sweet if someone had the documentation though.

Hmm, documentation links work for me. Here are the pages in a PDF just in case smile

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59 Reply by Comptroller

(9 replies, posted in Atari)

505 wrote:

yes, STE audio output is noisy unfortunately. One weird but working option is to change the colours in Protracker (prefs menu) to dark/black. This reduced the noise in my setup earlier on. Apart from this you could also try the monitor output (you will need a special adapter cable for it), its less noisy in some cases. Also, models differ regarding audio out quality.

Cool, thanks for the advice. Unfortunately changing colours didn't make much difference, but I'll look into monitor output options smile

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60 Topic by Comptroller

(9 replies, posted in Atari)

I'm getting a constant high-pitched whine when running Protracker ST 2.1. I know a certain amount of background noise is inevitable, but this seems unusually loud; you can hear it over everything. There are also regular pops. 12khz or 50khz, the whine is always there.

I can hear it to a slightly lesser extent when using maxYMiser also. In Octalyser there's silence except when something plays - then the noise is immediately back (I guess there's some kind of cut-off).

I'm using an STe, TOS 1.06, taking sound direct from the phono sockets, and the DMA chip is not one of the 'bad' ones (if that makes any difference). I've been googling like crazy for 'ST noise reduction', 'audio problems', etc. but no dice. Can any of the Atari wisemen here help? Is this a problem that can be fixed, or is this just normal STe sound?

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61 Reply by Comptroller

(15 replies, posted in Past Events)

Sorry for the necro, but here's some recently-surfaced visual & audio goodness from the event:

Some full set recordings:

R10T33R: http://soundcloud.com/r10t33r/r10t33r-l … ip-2013-03
Galaxy Wolf: http://soundcloud.com/galaxy-wolf/galax … achip-2013
Comptroller: http://soundcloud.com/comptroller/live- … 03-05-2013

Enjoy!

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62 Reply by Comptroller

(42 replies, posted in Releases)

Stockwave is soul music for the modern fictional businessman. Congratulations on meeting your quotas everyone.

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63 Reply by Comptroller

(21 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Wow, cool idea. I'll have to try this out.

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64 Reply by Comptroller

(173 replies, posted in Releases)

Late bump, but thanks to the Waveform Generator guys for the interview & for this whole series in general. Really enjoying all the music and information shared so far.

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