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The problem with flashing this onto carts would be transferring data off of it. I don't really think you can unless you have some dev tools. It's just like with a blue EMS cart and LSDJ, if you don't have some sort of transferrer, you're fucked!
I'd cough up the money for a powerpak just because it'd save a lot of time and hassle!
Either that or buy a USB gamepad and use an NES emulator, that's about as close to the real thing as you'll get.
http://www.kiarchive.ru/pub/misc/sounds/samples/ft2/
A lot of my samples are just from random places on the web and old tracker modules.
I think the best samples are from modules 
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Make it into a hammer because you could beat the fuck out of anyone with a hammer.
Seems really neat for live usage and stuff but probably a bit of a pain in the butt for some stuff like DPCM samples.''
Famitracker will still probably be a lot faster to compose with, but this definitely looks like fun to play around with. hopefully it'll work fine with NES emulators so I can bring it around with me.
Great song and check out that rhodes!
#chipmusic needs a Robo-Bot.
We don't like sports.
Personally, I think the dark grey around posts and stuff is a bit too dark, but it's not that big a deal.
The design really reminds me of the blipfest '09 site.
Seeing as most basic chip sounds are just simple waveforms, a sampler might be handy.
Oh, and you can get some sega genesis-ish sounds out of MDA's DX10 and VOPM is pretty good (though for me, VOPM is awfully quiet compared to other VSTs I have.)
ChipMusic.org / Forums / Posts by arlen