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Jonnyriddle wrote:mine was alot of fun. it was back in summer at a place called the sno!bar.
it was a little battle of the bands type thing.
it all went pretty well, except one of my gameboys froze up and refused to work anymore for this one song D:
had to completely skip the song and carry on with the rest of the set. haha.
One of my friends was there, he told me about it, hehe.
Said things like "I felt bad for him when his gameboy broke!" and "he looked really nervous", haha. Good that you had fun, the sno-bar is a cool venue, and anyone doing chip in Milton Keynes is surely a cool guy/girl. 
Esopus-dragon wrote:LSDj-like PC based DMG tracker running directly on the hardware
Haha, does this sentence make any sense? 
I guess you are trying to say that you track on the computer while it's connected to the Sega? So it's basically like mGB but using its own protocol rather than MIDI (less flexible, more optimized, I guess). I would sure hate for it to be LSDj-like too, such a waste when you have more than 10 times as many buttons as LSDj does to work with.
I believe it was written in Qbasic (correct me if I'm wrong?), which is fairly awkward, hehe. Do you know if it is has been released/is going to be released any time soon?
I think 8bc (and possibly this forum too) tend to give off the impression of being a place for artists only - I once got flamed (at 8bc) for not having any tracks uploaded, hehe. There are surely a lot of people who do enjoy just listening to chiptunes, but they don't come to the forums as much because they have no desire to talk about "waves and hats and all that technical jargon".
Because analogue summing is better!
minusbaby wrote:"Boom N Pow" by Akira Kiteshi
From "Boom N Pow" [2009]
Yeah! This song stands out a mile from the most dubstep, Akira Kiteshi is one of the most creative (and listenable, hehe) dubstep artists around.
When have you ever seen a piano with the keys set into the keyboard so the ends are closed off, and with big ovals on top of them? Also, most pieces of music will involve playing at least one 'black' note.
The easiest way is probably to go to Mibbit, choose 'esper' from the drop-down list, type whatever nickname you want in the 'nick' box, and '#chipmusic' in the 'channel' box. Then click 'go', and you should be in the channel.
Why doesn't it have real keys? Looks like form over function to me...
arottenbit wrote:
BUG REPORTING: When i pass the mouse on the links on the bottom of the page, the text color should become white but it remains blue.
This happens for me, too.
"Moonblaster for Moonsound FM
Moonblaster for Moonsound Wave
Moonsofts Amiga MOD file Player for Moonsound
Mid2opl4 midi file player for Moonsound
Meridian SMF midi file player"
according to the wikipedia page, I bet there's loads more too.
Wow, what a powerful chiptune device!
OPL4 
The following URL:
http://chipmusic.org
has a length of 20 characters and resulted in the following TinyURL which has a length of 26 characters:
http://tinyurl.com/ya8ad6a
Sorry, looks like we can't shorten the name of chipmusic.org! 
Ah, I see!
arlen wrote:I've heard IT2SPC is a lot better than XM2SPC.
Indeed it is, I posted a link to it in the first reply (just in case anyone is thinking there is a difference, cause googling "IT2SPC" doesn't get much).
Maybe you can make an effects table which runs behind the note table, and then pressing a button or button-combo would flip it over to show just effects or just notes?
Not as intuitive as standard tracker layout but would save all the screen space and screen refresh issues.
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