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(11 replies, posted in Releases)

Always great to hear new Je Mappelle.

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(108 replies, posted in General Discussion)

XyNo wrote:

I'm relistening Misfitchris - Famicom Sessions...

Excellent taste! I've always loved Saving the Shy Librarian.

It's simple but charming and lovely.

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(274 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'm trying to do a better job tweeting stuff I guess.

https://twitter.com/Roboctopus

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(108 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Cooshinator wrote:

Dance 6 by Peer
Dance 3 by Peer
Snow Burn by Fear of Dark
Golden by Trey Frey
The Horror by ˨ype
Comsten by Goto80
Water2 (Wetter) by The J. Arthur Keenes Band
It's Only a Doghouse, Right? by an0va

Really nice list! Always good to see Peer get recognition.

Dance 4 is way up there for me.

https://soundcloud.com/pslinckx/dance-4 … -dances-ep

The One Electronic wrote:

If you aren't hella worried about having a "legit" recording from your DMG, you can get a 100% clean line out recording of each individual channel via BGB and throw that into your DAW for fine tuning the mix.  A good example of this is Roboctopus's Disco.txt.  Pure BGB.

Not every track on the album was recorded with BGB, actually. Most were, but I used real DMGs for some of them. "Born, Dancing" was definitely done with two DMGs through my DJ mixer. I think Pegasus Four was as well.  I actually A/B tested tracks BGB vs DMG and other than BGB needing a bit more EQ on the bass end, differences were negligible at best.

The One Electronic wrote:

Use the latest BGB!! There was actually a bugfix about this last summer.  It shouldn't do that anymore.  You WILL hear slowdown DURING playback but the renders will be perfect!!!

Yeah, sometimes it sounds sketchy during output, but the renders should sound fine.

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(60 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

catskull wrote:

What exactly are you wanting? Someone to mod your gameboy, or someone to sell you a pre modded gameboy?

Either/both?

I have an SP and I have a headphone adapter, but it's terribly noisy and not suitable for recording or live use.

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(60 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

cheapshot wrote:

Could do with another one of these. Is anyone still offering this service?

Per our convo yesterday, I came here looking for the same thing XD

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(56 replies, posted in Releases)

lol, 3 years after the fact!

The EP now comes with the .sav file and the custom kits. Still free, if anyone wants to swipe some tables or whatever.

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(6 replies, posted in General Discussion)

New website looks dope!

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(4 replies, posted in Past Events)

Yeah, just now seeing this!

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(12 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Dire Hit wrote:

The trick to making slightly repetitive music stay interesting is the details.

Really, I think details are important for high quality chip. Some of the best tunes have simple melodies and structures, but these amazing little details. Sudden stutters. A quick instrument change on the repeated melody. Dropping the drums for a bar, etc.

Here's USK's soundcloud:  https://soundcloud.com/chipdisko

He's posted stuff in the past year. He played at Square Sounds Tokyo in September, so he's still active.

Yo.

Pulse channel.

W commands
W50%
W25%
W-whatever narrow is

H command to hold on narrow pulse.

In Transpose column
1st step = FE
2nd step = FF

H command to hold on 3 step, no transpose.

That's my go-to trumpet-y patch.

I replied to your FB message with some deets. There are like, 4 of us, which, actually is pretty good for Alabama I'd say.

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(336 replies, posted in Sega)

Just now reading about this, but this looks to be amazing. Super excited!

This set was so, so good!

And it was great to meet you and hang out too!