705

(39 replies, posted in General Discussion)

kineticturtle wrote:

Don't know your gender, but Mills is a women's only undergraduate school. Great place to study electronic music. Not so sure about their audio engineering.

LOL! Thanks for that, I  wasn't sure about the cross between the grad and undergrad programs there.  I'm a dude. wink

kineticturtle wrote:

I've heard good things about Oberlin, but don't have much for specifics.

It really looks nice, but I'd rather chill somewhere other than Ohio. smile

kineticturtle wrote:

Don't know anything about GT.

Their electronic program is a graduate one, so if I did opt to go there I'd spend my undergrad years studying electronics which I'm not too keen on. hmm

kineticturtle wrote:

Berklee won't offer you much in terms of traditional music. Which might be fine, but to me it's like making LSDJ music without ever having played a game boy game.

I get what you are saying.  I wouldn't be as worried about this however (I've taken and passed AP Theory) but that is certainly something to keep in mind.  I would always love more theory education!

kineticturtle wrote:

Shamless plug

Thanks for that info!  I'll be sure to give it a look.  I'd love to be in California! big_smile  I guess I should also mention that location is important.

706

(39 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'm entering into my junior year of high school this year and consequently I need to start thinking about colleges and start filling out applications.  So what I'm wondering is what are some of the best colleges to study electronics, music theory, the applications of both, etc.  Ones that I have been looking at are, Oberlin, Berklee, Georgia Tech, and Mills, to give you an idea of what I'm after.  I'm open to foreign country suggestions.  I know a few of you have done/are doing things like that (little-scale comes to mind) so if I could get any responses from people who are in the middle of it, that would be great!

Things I DON'T want:
-Comments like "You shouldn't go into a field this hard".

Things I DO want:
-Constructive comments designed to help me and others with similar sentiments.

Keep in mind, that I've made up my mind to do this.  Also, I'm an accomplished trumpet player and vocalist, and will have a pretty good resume both academically and extracurricularily.  I've exhausted almost all possibilities to work with this kind of stuff where I'm at. tongue

Thank you!

707

(29 replies, posted in Atari)

I know this was originally on Amiga but this rocks so hard:


little-scale's "You Can't Change The World" is great too!

Really glad to see this through.

(Also: What is the small yellow mixer Stagediver is using?)

709

(29 replies, posted in Atari)

POKEY is one of the most underrated chips IMO.  I gotta give these trackers a try soon, I'm more attracted to the native ones however.

Wow!  You made that bringing a MOD back and forth in Chipper?  Good luck with getting it to play on the flash cart, I'd love to hear the results.  Keepin' my eyes peeled for a Lynx II.  smile

Great tune!  DefleMask is really exciting and Delek seems like a really cool guy.  It sounds like he wants to add more FM chip support which is crazy.  I can't help but imagine how tiny a FM based cellphone DJ set would be. big_smile

712

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

I downloaded it a while ago.  Don't know why I would ever use it.

713

(155 replies, posted in General Discussion)

As for the live question, just write your xm's and rock em' in chipdisco!

714

(13 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Looks pretty cool.  I'd really like a custom case though. hmm

715

(12 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Man, what I wouldn't give to get a Theta symbol with mountains in the background on this thing. wink

716

(39 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Reteris wrote:

that meme that's fucking stupid

herr_prof wrote:

Yay!

roboctopus wrote:

However, you lost me with the derision of noobs.  I'm of the mindset that you should nod and be polite and wait for them to de-noob.  Today's noob could be tomorrow's churlish veteran, after all!  wink

I actually see where this is coming from.  As hard as it can be, we can all try harder.  You should see my first posts on 8bc.... sad

boomlinde wrote:
nkogliaz wrote:

no bad feelings taken man, I just think you might be missing the whole idea of using the game boy. no worries.

I think you might be missing the whole idea if you think that there's a single "whole idea of using the game boy;" a portable game console that you are now using to create music. smile

That's kind of how I feel about it.  Sure, "it's a gameboy" but we are re-appropriating it for another purpose.  Trying to make it be the best for that purpose, I think is part of our spirit.  Regardless, if its unnecessary or not.

How did you protect the output?  Are those just 10uf caps on the audio line?  I never quite understood how to protect the outs, with caps and resistors, etc.