BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:

how about NOROCK he was pretty cool

YES!

Curt still throws down from time to time, I see him one or two weekends a month when I visit grand rapids, and each time I try to kick start him into making some more tunes...slowly but surely!

He's a busy dude these days, being married, buying a new home, and working  wacky hours with the TSA will do that to a guy, but he's still very much into music. Keep your eyes peeled!

As of October he released some stuff, check it out: http://norock.bandcamp.com/

Bud Melvin
Kanagawa/Failotron
Chibi-Tech
J Arthur Keenes
Seal of Quality
Kplecraft
Rainbowdragoneyes
Sievert
Trash80
Sabrepulse (LSDJ Set)
Virt
Hally
Robokabuto
SHE
Portalenz

DREAMS DO COME TRUE

LETS DO THIS THING!

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(22 replies, posted in Releases)

tiiiight!

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(6 replies, posted in Releases)

awesome work!

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(19 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

lots of pulse channel echoes...like copious amounts of it, slow attacks and decays, slow arps.

just experiment! its fun!

FUCK NEVERMIND

I THINK IVE FIGURED OUT A WORKAROUND! THANKS RAINWARRIOR FOR IMPORTNSF

thanks rainwarrior, ill definitely be checking it out.

also nick, expect something in your inbox soon.

rainwarrior wrote:
noisewaves wrote:

making a seamless nsf "playlist" for live shows played off the NES.

What do you use to play NSFs on your NES?

If it's the PowerPak, it has no automated way to continue to the next NSF track. Whether you skip back to the menu to select the next NSF or skip to the next track you still have to interact with the NES, and it's really just 3 button presses vs 1 if you've got your tracks lined up in a folder.

The reason zzo38's tool doesn't support all the expansions is because he has to use the FDS expansion memory as a hack to override the bank-switching code. This wasn't a matter of needing more time to work out the problem, this is a fundamental conflict in the hardware. Enabling FDS makes memory areas writable that normally aren't, which actually end up corrupting the NSF code/data in most NSF players. NSFPlay is an exception, as it guards against this problem in the case of multi-expansion including FDS. However, in order to get this to work on the PowerPak you would have to rewrite its NSF mapper (which has not been open-sourced, by the way, so you'd be starting from scratch).

Though, you can try it with other expansions anyway, and see if you get lucky (maybe the corrupted bytes won't end up screwing up your song). Does the tool actually prevent you from using them, or is there just a warning against other expansions? If it does prevent you, it'd be very simple to hex edit the NSF to fool the tool.

part of the reason for the "playlist" is that i dont want to have to skip back to the menu to play the next song, i play in different tunings, so an interlude would provide a nice minute or so break whilst i tune my guitar for a uninterrupted transition. it essentially me wanting an uninterrupted setlist.

famitracker does provide ftm combining to form a playlist of sorts, but its very limited, mainly in the number of instruments a given nsf is allowed. which i run out of very quickly.

lets look at a different avenue: VegaPlay, which is open sourced. would it possible to modify that to play back vrc6 songs? how does that function?

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(162 replies, posted in General Discussion)

everyones experience here is different, mine has been very positive thus far.

welcome!

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(162 replies, posted in General Discussion)

DeerPresident wrote:

PLEASE bring back the lols and grouphugs.

You've obviously never been to a Rochester Chip show....

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(25 replies, posted in Releases)

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!

rainwarrior wrote:

I don't think many people are really interested in this. What use do you have for combining NSFs into bigger NSFs? Why not just make a winamp playlist for NSFPlay or something?

making a seamless nsf "playlist" for live shows played off the NES.

i dont want to have to resort to using a laptop....