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DATATHRASH!!!!

thanks for telling us about your experiments!  theres some really good information in here.  im sure ill be coming back to this as a case study  

just a bit of personal experience to throw in, G+ Hangouts turned out to be less than ideal for me because of auto ducking software that is built into the hangout interface.  there may be a way to turn it off, but i run into unstable sound levels and spikes in volume when ive used G+ Hangouts to try and stream.

quick update:  my DnD is working well with littleFM except for that it occasionally freezes.  none of the data gets lost, i just have to restart the system.  it does this much more often than it used to though, and im guessing it has to do with littleFM.  ill have it freeze on me maybe one out of 10 times im working with it, and theres no particular catalyst that i can figure out.  ill let you know if i come up with a more satisfying explanation.

thank you so much for making this!  i installed it on my Drag N Derp and it works great.  multiple save banks... who knew!    does anyone know if LSDmanager can handle the multi-savs?  otherwise, is there a different way to manage the individual songs in the different sav banks once you get it backed up to your computer?

disclosure: i play webstreams self-indulgently jacking off all over my kaoss pad but at least i use live mode ^_^'

i can understand a lot of the criticism about webshows in this thread.  the ones i have seen and been a part of up until now are usually too long, and too visually boring to get through more than a few artists at a time (which is why i put them on in the background and stuff).  BUT the music that i have been exposed to through them has been on the whole, fantastic.  there are a lot of parallels im seeing between the development of chiptunes webshows and the early development of other nerdy streaming media (like starcraft etc).  people are trying things out and figuring out what works and what doesnt.  Consistently preventing down time, solving sound issues off stream, and clear content presentation are all hurdles still to be cleared.  i think were on to something here though.  there is a lot of raw enthusiasm for live internet music, and if it can be done well, it has a lot of potential.  having discussions like this will be crucial to developing this new format into something that could really reach out past the maginot lines.

thats a great idea!  im down to make a remix