The moment when you realise your LSDJ song/live screen is dominated by 00 39 00 39 00 39 00 39 and your work is royally fucked.
754 Jul 10, 2011 5:24 am
Re: deadmau5 NES and SWEET DMG, blood nes (12 replies, posted in Trading Post)
Hey man, how much is the second NES going for? I'm willing to pay $30 for the actual unit, as well as s&h.
755 Jul 10, 2011 4:01 am
Re: Chainsaw Police and samplingmasters Koizumi - Songs About Ducks EP (4 replies, posted in Releases)
There we go, full .zip archive added, all ID3 tagged and stuff.
Kinky
756 Jul 10, 2011 3:25 am
Re: Chainsaw Police and samplingmasters Koizumi - Songs About Ducks EP (4 replies, posted in Releases)
Haha, no probs.
The release page is broken, so I've replaced it with individual MP3 download links. I'll get a .ZIP album all fixed up in the next hour or so.
Also note that my track '37 Ducks' isn't ID3 tagged yet.
757 Jul 10, 2011 2:45 am
Topic: Chainsaw Police and samplingmasters Koizumi - Songs About Ducks EP (4 replies, posted in Releases)
DOWNLOAD THE FULL EP IN .ZIP FORMAT HERE
samplingmasters Koizumi, on the original release page, wrote:
i have serious problems.
i wrote some songs about ducks. i asked some friends to do the same.
all tracks are properly titled, tagged, contain art, and all that bullshit for you iTunes users. not to be confused with songs about dicks EP. (probably isn’t real.)
I really like ducks. Koizumi really likes ducks. We decided to write music about ducks.
It took us under two hours to write and record these amazing works of art. Great fun for weddings or brutal torture!
I believe these songs truly encompass the quirky nature of ducks (and geese if you’re into that kinky shit).
I've finally got a full ZIP download up. Check the top of the post.
I am so sorry.
So very sorry.
758 Jun 28, 2011 1:11 am
Re: Why aren't more people using Kunaki? (50 replies, posted in General Discussion)
This looks too good to be true. But it certainly looks a whole lot easier than my current plan of urning and manufacturing the CDs myself, and shipping them off myself.
I might trial this for my first album/EP CD release!
However, the product pages are quite confusing. I can't seea purchase button anywhere :\
759 May 29, 2011 3:33 am
Re: USB Power Supply for DMG (6 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
kitsch wrote:
DMG uses 5V internally and can run on a 5V power supply without strain, the (normal) 6V from the batteries or AC adapter is converted to +5V (for most everything inside) and -18/19V (for the LCD's contrast)...
you're good.
USB provides a cheap regulated 5V, for breadboarding even if you want. there is a current limitation, but apart from this its your basic regulated 5V power source. you just ignore the data/clock lines, and use the Vcc and GND.
Ahh, thanks for pointing that out. I'm glad to know I'm not doing any damage now 
760 May 28, 2011 2:39 pm
Re: USB Power Supply for DMG (6 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
boomlinde wrote:
How's the noise compared to a normal PSU? Buzzing, humming etc.
It's actually quite silent when plugged into a computer, in regard to humming. Much quieter than battery power imo.
I'm surprised it works as good as it does, though. Last time I checked USB ports supplied 5V of power, whereas the DMG needs 6V.
Although I did notice the slightest of contrast changes between playing and paused states on LSDJ. Playing the track would cause the contrast to jump up a teensy bit - not even noticeable.
I don't know much about backlighting, so whether or not this idea will work with a backlight is unknown to me. My current DMG is totally unmodded and it works fine.
But I did hear about a guy over at 8bc having his backlit DMG totally wrecked. However, it was almost definitely due to the power source he used. Use a standard computer USB port unless you know what you're doing!
761 May 28, 2011 7:55 am
Re: USB Power Supply for DMG (6 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
Ahh, my bad! Just a stupid mistake
762 May 28, 2011 4:20 am
Topic: USB Power Supply for DMG (6 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)
A few weeks ago I built an extremely simple USB power supply for the DMG.
This was a real shoddy job - no solder, too much heatshrink - every advanced electronics aficionado will die on the inside after hearing about how I built this thing.
This isn't the most complicated piece of kit, but I find it pretty nifty and useful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=294dxP5fWRU
This video is outdated, as I've built a new one with more reliable wiring (and yes, solder!)