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If only Shred the Gnar (Into the Stars) had some gnar being shred in it. A man can dream.
Overall, very enjoyable album. Sometimes upbeat, sometimes shoegazey, I like I like. My only complaint is that the snare is abrasively loud at points (like in both Heliopauses.) Sounds unnatural.
Will probably get once I have the money to spare.
likeluke wrote:BUT ESPECIALLY BLIP FESTIVAL.
I think that it has been re-branded as Beer Festival.
Referment the Planet?
I'ma give it a go and see if I can get it going on my own. If it comes to it, I might take you up on that, but I don't really know if I have the time to head up to the cities. I super-appreciate the offer.
you can tap off the ground pin on the NESmod pcb if you wanted.
If i remember correctly i made the unused plain on the bottom of the PCB a ground plain.. so anything u see a lot of parts connecting to the same HUGE ground pin should work. but i'd just solder it to the ground pin on the power connector... Pin 1.. Black wire connects to it.fit it anywhere you can find a place.
I put it next to the NESmod pcb. but i also drilled all 3 holes out at the same time so i knew they'd fit.
Muchos danke! Once I get everything in order, I'll see what will work best.
but essentially, you ditch the resistor. and you just solder a wire from pin 3 to an audio jack, and then solder the ground pin on that audio jack to the same place you solder the ground wire for the NES mod.
you can also take the vrc6output pin and run it through 1k resistor and 10uF cap to a 1/4" jack and have that as an individual output as well.
As a layman, I just want to make sure I'm getting this right instead of going for it and shorting my NES something good. So, you take pin 3 through a 1k resistor and 10uF cap to a 1/4" jack, and the ground of the jack goes to the ground where the NES mod goes to?
Also, where would be a good place to fit this third jack?
PlainFlavored's µΩI and µΩII albums are definitely the coolest and most original releases I've heard out of this year. And Sievert was rippin' it up with Beyond the Frontier! and Chips, Dips and Facerips. (An example of how awesomely Facerips ripped my face: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooCRpYjo9YA)
Everything else escapes me at the moment, but I'm sure there's something else noteworthy that I'm forgetting. 2010 seemed pretty slow.
I like Nobou!!
How about you!?
I also like Stu!
But definitely not Drew!
Hey! Hey!
How many paradigms will you shift?
Sound advice, thank you. If I take this song any further I'll be sure to up dat bass. Drums need to be way louder, too.
I've never heard of joy electric. ¯\(°_o)/¯
My worries are silly.
I do still appreciate any criticism, though. Here's an updated version of the track (you can actually hear stuff!)
http://chipmusic.org/andrew+winzenburg/ … gic-emesis
Dude, that kid's gettin' prime for sexy time.
Well, they almost had a good scam!
CM? CM Punk's birthday isn't till October, dudes.
But, any ways:
I made my first all chip album since 2008, and then no one listened to it, just like the days of old. Shit was legitimately baller.
But, for serious, I was pretty disconnected, but I got to see Facundo, Ovenrake, and Rainbow Dragon Eyes tear shit up in my very own state! Facundo shirt, yeah!
Just downloaded, currently listening, 
'in like madd.
These guys were the fucking bomb, and I am very sad to see them go. I'll be blasting the fuck out of In Her Gentle Jaws tonight.
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