Yep. If you're talking about EMS64 USB cart, read my few days old post here:
https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/2532 … -usb-cart/
and drivers should be here:
https://www.dmgs-r-us.de/downloads/
and I use Windows Flasher Program with MottZilla's Menu from the same link
(It can flash multiple games per cart)

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(1 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Not sure about latest Nanoloop One, but on Two, it doesn't send sync clock on startup (probably saving some batteries if not using sync), So you have to go to Menu2 TEMPO icon, than press A+B (set slave), than press START (to start as master and send clock).

Well, now you know your cart is working (probably).
You can buy old winxp netbook, but why.. only for this?
or you can try to install drivers again.

I've done it few weeks ago, but don't remember EXACTLY how I did it.
1.
Perform advancer boot menu:
https://support.viewsonic.com/en/suppor … windows-10
2.
plug EMS cart
3.
go to device manager
(Win+R / type devmgmt.msc) or:
https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-open-de … er-2626075
4.
You should see there EMS cart (under USB devices)
Right click and remove it?
5.
(Reconnect it?)
EMS cart should appear as unknown device
6.
right click + install drivers from PC location
and navigate to your drivers
(warning about unsigned driver should appear, so install anyway)
7.
run EMS GB_USB transfer program

This should make it

But again, I don't remember EXACTLY how to perform this

Still pissed off.. I filled up Nanoloop 1.2 cart and than battery ran out.
I didn't do backup. Argh.
After a year or so I'm giving it another chance.
I really like Nanoloop 1.2 beause of it's unique features. I'd like to see another incarnation of this (1 channel for both pulse channels and pitchbend on empty steps-without triggering note)

Love old Nanoloop 1.0 - 1.2 tracks. Although software itself is painfully slooooow big_smile

Yep. Try GB cart tool for Adroid, it's the easiest way. But no multiple games per cart..

It seems you could mod Stylophone Beat to send analog clock as master. Just get signal that goes to clock LED which should have +5V and ground. Clock seems 2ppqn, same as volcas (1 tick every 2 steps). I would definitely try this.
Shame that Stylophone Beat is not available in EU yet (and here in Czech Republic).

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(2 replies, posted in Releases)

Keep posting! It's too quiet here. sad

Just speaking theoretically...
Volca should work
looking to latest LSDJ version:
go to Project / Sync / AN.OUT
mess with TICKS/STEP
and read the manual, synchronization section:
https://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/lates … _9_2_6.pdf
mentioned in ANALOG OUT( for Korg Volca, it should be C ), but dunno about LSDJ as master wink

AS I THINK!!!: There in not exactly a midiclock sent by LSDJ, it is analog clock 24ppqn, so think about that as an analog clock rather than midi clock... Anyway usin analog clock (nanoloop - 24ppqn, lsdj - 12ppqn  ??is is this right didn't I switch these two? don't remember, sorry ??or Analog clock out)...  If your synth / sequencer can use analog clock / gate +5V / trigger in, you're good to go. There are surely some exceptions, mosty if your synt can't do this, uses different gate type (vintage korg + roland +5V to 0V), moog +12V gate etc.
If your syth has only midi and no trigger input?? thats a good question..
You can always use (or try at least) korg SQ1 as a sync box. Do you have something specific in mind?

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(22 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

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So, Now It's time to brush up my piggy skills? Oh boy...

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(22 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Any chance someone make this work on miyoo mini / plus?

Ah..
Yep. Most of Chiptune is based on pure unfiltered simple waveforms:
Pulse (50% duty cycle, 25% duty cycle, 75% duty cycle, 12,5% duty cycle)
Sawtooth
Triangle
Noise
google how these waveforms looks and draw them and loop them (ok, I don't count noise, cause.. I would be a little tricky...)
that's your starting point
now use envelope on them and use effects like pitchbend/sweep, vibrato, tremolo, arpeggios

just 5 minutes messing with it
it seems that:
PS (PreSet) shares all 6 voices and 1 ADSR, You have to mute / unmute certain voices on mixer or set volumes for  each voice
PT (PaTtern) - master pattern, shares 6 patterns, one for each voice
There are 6 wave? looking parts on bottom of the mixer. Here you set pattern for each voice.
on 808 like 16 drum grid you'll set steps on/off
on pianoroll you'll record melody in real time
mostly you use A button for operations, Start starts/stops playback
there is a menu and help on the rightmost screen (ADSR Screen), 4 buttons (wave looking things) right to it..

^¸˛^

Depends on a mood, but Korg MS10 is most versatile instrument for me.
Punchy kick rythmical stuff, deep basslines, theremin like whistles, leads from heaven, weird noises and random glitchy stuff, birds and ocean waves...
My recent jam (MS10, SQ1, + delays: DSD2, DD5, EM5) :
bit noisy, recorded from amp, not directly from line...
https://soundcloud.com/user-564810124/yulobblx9cbt