Lazerbeat wrote:

Metronome / guitar tuner?

But it's already really easy to do this within lsdj. I mean it's great for the crowd that hasn't purchased/doesn't know how to use lsdj; or to have it setup immediately if you use those features a lot (even then, you can just have a dedicated song file for them inside lsdj). A plug n' play program with ps/2 keyboard support kinda like a mGB for ps/2 keyboards would also be a really cool idea, but since it's so easy to set up in lsdj...

+1 for the visuals thing, emulators and sgb's make it worthwhile and not stupid at all.

Also ashimoke, Dauragon and _-_-'s ideas are great.

It's.... BETTER than Run/Jump..... Wow......

The trippy visuals I need to put this on my cart RIGHT NOW.

nitro2k01 wrote:

shitwave 2

So does this mean there WILL be a shitwave 2? More features on that would be great, even something as simple as controlling the speed at which the waveform changes, or somehow entering your own initial seed, or being able to "save" a specific waveform and go back to it. (Within the same session, not something permanent that uses the sram)

This is really creative, wow, please make more.

I'd take out the pitch bends or replace them with some other sfx to preserve the melancholy feeling that the overall song has.

YES, this is great, thanks!

Props for trying this! I'm really itching for an lgpt device now.

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http://letavetatu.bandcamp.com

Sort of a concept album EP thing where every song was a character for a nonexistent story.

› Show Spoiler

1.Ezra Yates - Once Upon a Time (Introduction) 00:51

2.99 Chavitos 06:06   

3.Nagdthiel, Don Nadie 04:06   

4.Aefraín, Lindín 05:28   

5.Barbas, Náufrago 03:25

6.Jack, Robot 01:27

7.Voannne, Hooligan 02:25

http://letavetatu.bandcamp.com

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A++, reminds me more of Landscape than Victory Lapse, but that's cool because I enjoyed Landscape more. big_smile

On the first one, you could wait for the last note in the intro to fade out completely before the drums come in. It feels like you rushed in.

On the second one, holy shit, it's a rainbow road cover that got the notes right. You should beef it up with some chunkier sounds so it's not as boring [ Make it actual snescore? wink ]

Hey I guess you have improved.

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egr wrote:

Oh, not the Covox I was thinking of. nvm

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Any reason why there are bpm limitations?

Good luck, try again some other time so that you can make regular backups.

http://littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest/ful … inoboy.zip

EDIT: I'm looking at the pins on the teensy next to the ones on the arduino mini and I don't get it, is the build similar enough for someone to figure it out on their own or will you release a guide to that when the code is done?

jnasr wrote:

OK I attempted it but I am still too much of a complete noob. Couldn't even "extract" it. I type into Terminal what the tutorial told me to and I got "no such file or directory"

Download the binaries and skip to step 2.

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/7777/ … ge-on-mac/

Hope this helps! I've heard EMS carts and Macs don't get along, wouldn't really know.

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Followed and favorited a track. big_smile