65 Reply by zerolanding

(44 replies, posted in Trading Post)

I'd take the flasher if you sell the cart alone.

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(59 replies, posted in General Discussion)

ovenrake wrote:


I was pretty impressed.

Yes! they made up for not having a playing soundtrack with an amazing intro.

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67 Reply by zerolanding

(4 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

if your updating nanoloop one it should not be an issue, but if your updating any of the 2 models there may be an issue, due to the advance using an extra pin.

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68 Reply by zerolanding

(167 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I like that idea Pixelgent, I have been using the gameboy camera's draw n stamp features for pixel art, and there is also a very primitive and limited paint demo out there(don't bother). I would love to see a dedicated pixel art rom, with some shape and line tools as well.

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69 Reply by zerolanding

(167 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

how about something with oscillator sync and LFO waves, didn't someone say the tracks were virtual anyway? even if it meant the loss of another channel... maybe something that worked with a keyboard as more of a standalone instrument.

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70 Reply by zerolanding

(24 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I would like to join this endeavor. As for the those who cannot back the BMP's themselves, maybe a mail swap of some can be agreed upon. Send you cam, get a backup, send it back?

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71 Reply by zerolanding

(22 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

SketchMan3 wrote:

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I had no idea you could print out music from trippy-h. Cool. Tell me more. Does it print out in score format? Or tracker, or what?


Yeah you can, and it is actually convenient. Plug in a gameboy printer, go into the first instrument screen, hold start and press A. It will print sound 1, 2, noise. in a 4x4 grid with the notes and octave (C5, D3,rest...) with tempo, duty, wav, env, and loop length underneath. A nice hard copy of the compositions. Saves the trouble of writing it down, and the heartache of losing a sav. Prints about 4" long, thermal paper so you should still scan them in case you leave the sheets next to a heater.

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72 Reply by zerolanding

(40 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

AWESOMECAT wrote:

I'm a fan of this handsome belt accessory. For those Quick Draw McGraw moments.

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73 Reply by zerolanding

(22 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I find it fun to noodle around with and if I like something done on it, I print out the music. From there I can transcribe it to lsdj or mainly nanoloop, and work with it further. Can't figure out how to emulate it's modulation on anything yet, but that's just time and effort.

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74 Reply by zerolanding

(167 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

something that triggers the snes samples through super gameboy.

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75 Reply by zerolanding

(20 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

DotMatrix wrote:

It all depends on what you want from your gameboy. A lot of chiptuners will prefer the DMG because it has the best bass sound. Also, they like it better because you can fit more mods into it. Also, 4 AA batteries will of course last longer than 2 AAA batteries. There was also some controversy with the MGB because it drained the battery really fast to run LSDJ. However, the new 64mb ems cartridge has fixed the issue and this is no longer a problem. Justin and Kitsch can agree.
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P.S. for those using the old EMS carts http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/ar … 21700.html
cez says covering the 30th pin fixes the old pocket compatibility issue, haven't tried it.

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76 Reply by zerolanding

(4 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

What?! learn something new everyday.

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(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

uXe wrote:

Found some info on the modem cart:

http://www.oocities.org/grinara/

...looks like it is reprogrammable, I think it'd be really neat to have a simple dial-up terminal on it - maybe hook it up to a mobile phone or start some GameBoy bulletin board systems?! Especially since that seller has 4,291 of them for sale at $5.95 each!! big_smile

That would be hilariously awesome, sync it to our cybiko wireless and really fly!

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78 Reply by zerolanding

(234 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

that's weird. maybe the saves are different for 2.6, released after the midi-adaptor?

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(234 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

cool. how'd you manage? for future sufferers searching the forums

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(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

obscure bung cart that records and plays audio through the cart.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/GAMEBOY-COLOR-P … 3ccc686578
I remember you can write 32k roms on it. Don't know how, but figured someone might want one.
and also a weird modem cart.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-GAME-BOY-SH … 56467b096b

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