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My favorite synth I've ever had was a Moog Prodigy. It kept breaking though, and I sold it. Too much of a pain to maintain.

I have a Roland Juno-60 that I love love love.

I have a Moog Little Phatty (purchased as a replacement for my Prodigy) that sounds nice, but I've never really felt a strong connection with it. I might sell it and get a Korg MS-20 Mini when they come out, if the build/sound quality is good.

Super Jelly of Kitsch's soviet synth collection. Always wanted to get into those.

Yeah, this was a ton of fun. I still see lasers when I close my eyes.

I think you see a lot of unfinished/WIP/experimental stuff in chip is simply because the bar for entry is very low. Gameboys are cheap, many of the programs you use to compose chip are free, and since it is mostly electronic, you don't even have to know how to play an instrument to start.

On top of all that, this is a forum for chipmusicians, so people upload tracks to get criticism or just to see what their fellow artists think about an idea or track.

Your best bet for quality control is to stick with people's official releases (EPs and albums).

Not sure about other people but I literally spend months just tweaking a release to make sure the quality is as high as I can muster. Whether I succeed in producing quality music is another matter...

This is pretty random, haha.

Sherlock (The awesome British TV series) is on Netflix instant.

You just described my dream... I track LSDJ in an emulator a lot and then dump onto carts for recording/live usage, and I'd love a "PC-enabled" LSDJ.

If you want to record them at the same time, you'll need a mixer. The Behringer 502 is a popular bare-bones mixer. http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-502-XEN … B000J5UEGQ

Use two 1/8 to 1/4 stereo splitter cables to plug in to the mixer. http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-CMP153-Cable … ereo+cable

Otherwise, record them separately. Use a count-in click track (like 4 hi-hat hits) at the beginning of both and zoom way, way in with audacity and line them up exactly. Don't have one set to slave, just record the two DMGs completely independently with the count-in.

I'd like to add a budget DJ Mixer with more options:

Behringer NOX404

$230 New
2 inputs, 1 mic input
beat-syncable effects available on inputs and mic input
USB output

I've run a 3rd gameboy, guitar via DI box, and synth through the mic input, basically gives you a 3-channel DJ mixer with effects. The USB output kinda sucks but the main output is pretty quiet. Effects are decent and the faders are OK. For the price, what it does is good.