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lol that would be hilarious

call it post-mariocore

Holy shit, nearly had a heart attack when I saw that thread title.. I thought oliver had finally made a version of nanoloop for DS

Anyway.. the noise channel issue you described has been around for a few versions, I think. I believe the only way to get it to work correctly is to copy and paste a note from another channel, which sounds like what you may be doing unintentionally.

Honestly the main reason I like the chip scene is the social aspect. The regular Melbourne Chip Academy nights are so good because they're a lot more loose than the usual big chip gigs, with a workshop and/or 1-2 performers (and some "show us your WIPs" open mic stuff) but the rest of the night is just a bunch of us drinking and chatting. Most of the time I prefer this to the bigger, more structured shows where I don't get to talk to people as much.

lol I consider it an art piece to submit a long/repetitive/minimalist nanoloop composition every year to the chipwin compilation and have it not get chosen. 3 years running now, it's becoming quite a tradition. Might aim for something 1 hour long next year.

For a software solution, I use Brusfri on all of my noisy GBA/Micro recordings. It has a "listen" button that you hold during a section containing just the noise, and will filter those bands out of the rest of the recording, to an adjustable intensity. It works really well, and the recording quality doesn't seem to suffer in any perceptible way.

In terms of hardware, I've found the only way to get good GBA sound is to use a DS Lite, which has by far the best sound, at least for Nanoloop 2. Super clean and bassy with almost no noise. The downside obviously being that it can't be synced to any other devices..