289

(40 replies, posted in Collaborations)

Sure it is soon.
just for short riddim...
but we can choose later date
thanks for reporting that broken link. fixed.

290

(40 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I just want to make contest of the best short loop - riddim.

I think about just simple song.
Doesn't matter the song arrangement, just how riddim (or riff or beat) is rocking (swinging) or how memorable can be.
this might be the only one point of evaluation.
sorry for my english. I just hope this is clear.

ok. let's think about a sample pack...
what about this?
Casio MT-40 drum samples
Casio SK1 toms samles
Casio SA2 piano sample(s)
+ 2 bass sounds (hell knows, where I get them)

it's really simple pack, so there's no limitation of dealing with it.

http://www.smallfiles.org/download/2808 … K.zip.html


Deadline?
28. October 2012?

OK. DEADLINE 4. November 2012

Is there anybody interested?

291

(66 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

rolemodel wrote:

Sorry, I put the project on hold before I got tables working smile

Yes. I thought that is the point...

I was just looking for software that I could use on stage.
I like gameboy, but i like C64 sound more. it's more powerful.
I really love the way that LSDJ (and LGPT) are done.
Great to work with it.
I'm just disappointed that almost noone in using C64 as a musical instrument on gigs.
I think it's the problem of lacking proper software.

292

(66 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Ok. it seems that both are very similar.
I didn't figure out, how to make table screen working.
anyway there have to be some load / save screen done.
some kill command is missing (mute or stop note...)

293

(13 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Keff, you're in anything ...

I think about just simple song.
Doesn't matter the song arrangement, just how riddim (or riff or beat) is rocking (swinging) or how memorable can be.
this might be the only one point of evaluation.
sorry for my english. I just hope this is clear.
Anybody else in?

294

(66 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

holy thanks!
seems working.
anyone want to work on this and make new improvements?

295

(13 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

It' maybee for a new post. Isn't it?

Just google for Babystep sequencer or 4017 step sequencer or something similar (seqencer part) and atari punk consle or 555 oscilator for oscilator part...
there are tons of schematics for this

297

(13 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

riddim is a music term and sleng teng riddim is just sleng teng riddim
I just want to make contest of the best short loop - riddim.
ok. let's think about a sample pack...
what about this?
Casio MT-40 drum samples
Casio SK1 toms samles
Casio SA2 piano samples
+ 2 nice bass sounds (hell knows, where I get them)

http://www.smallfiles.org/download/2808 … K.zip.html

Is there anybody interested?

298

(66 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Ok.
So that means this files are unuseful?
Thank you for a try.

299

(13 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Sorry...
I listened Sleng teng all past week again and again and again and again...
This one has no power.
But good idea.
What about ridim contest?
4 gameboy channels?

I don't have amiga.
But ok. I'll stay with my tested c64 trackers.
Futhermore maybee I don't have mutch time to do a proper work on my C64 with my old trackers.
But I think more live play and pattern oriented C64 tracker would be sweet.

There are some binaries writen in C.
Anyone can make a prg file from it?

http://skweee64.googlecode.com/svn-history/trunk/
http://kweeca.googlecode.com/hg/

herr_prof wrote:

No binaries no peace.

I like the sound of gameboy.
It's just another instrument that i decided to play.
I like to create whole song with one gear.
Gameboy have everything that you need to create a good song, even it's hard sometimes.
You have to be smart with it's limitations.
I don't like to make music on PC.
I love Lo-bat's music.
I love to make music with piggy.
LSDJ & LGPT are my top of all chipmusic software.
I'd like to have the same for C64.

303

(798 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

send us some results,please.

egr wrote:
ryba wrote:

LittleGPTracker syncing via audio (as a master) - Tape sync / Sync 24

Sweet!  Trying this out with my R-70 smile

That's not my idea.
I only tried to improve it.

matt.nida wrote:

That is AMAZING! So a pre-amp and a cheap Sync24 to MIDI box and you've got cross-platform Piggy MIDI sync. Amazing work!!

304

(798 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

It's a little bit off topic and it was posted befote in other thread, but it should be placed here:

LittleGPTracker syncing via audio (as a master) - Tape sync / Sync 24

Hello.

I improved Matt Nida piggy to tape sync:
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/1869/ … m-machine/
This is for syncing LGPT with device,that can accept Tape sync signal.

Also I improved this method to use it as SYNC 24 (or DIN SYNC) signal.
This is for syncing LGPT with device,that can accept Sync 24 signal.

In both cases, LGPT must be a Master and you can use only One channel
for normal audio output (= No stereo panning). The second channel is used
for syncing audio signal.

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TAPE SYNC:
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... you can use default pulse from default LGPT samplelibrary (comes in install
folder):
LGPT\install\samplelib\Oscs\square.wav
this is 50/50 duty square cycle

... You can run piggy in normal, not double tempo:

1.Set tempo to 120 BPM, set default groove for other tracks to 06/06
(you have to set GROV00 command in non tape sync tracks/phrases)

2.Set new groove (GROOVE01) for tape sync signal to 03/03

3. Fill Tape sync Phrase with:
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01
D5 I00 GROV 01
D5 I01 GROV 01

(you can use GROV command once, you can use Hop Command ...)

4. Set instrument 00 to:
Sample: LGPT\install\samplelib\Oscs\square.wav
Pan: FE
Root note: C 3
Loop mode: oscillator
Automation: False
Table: 00

Set instrument 01 to:
Sample: LGPT\install\samplelib\Oscs\square.wav
Pan: FE
Root note: C 3
Loop mode: oscillator
Automation: False
Table: 01

5. Set Table 00 to:
PTCH 000C
PTCH 0000
PTCH 000C

Set Table 01 to:
PTCH 0000
PTCH 000C
PTCH 0000

Done!
Tape phrase now runs twice faster, so you can run piggy in normal tempo with 6/6
ticks per note.
Tried with tr 707

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SYNC 24:
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I tried this one on my Win32 LGPT and Prophet64(on real C64)
(connected AudioR-Clock//Pin3 of DIN//,Ground-Ground//Pin2 of DIN//).

Sync24 uses very high volume, so I can't get it from my Dingoo or PSP yet (sorry, no
time for some solution). but that's not a big problem.
you can use some preamp I think
So, here it is:

1.Set default groove for all tracks to 06/06

2.Fill Sync24 Phrase in all 16 (0F) lines with:
D7 I00

3. Set instrument 00 to:
Sample: LGPT\install\samplelib\Oscs\square.wav
Volume: 255 (need highest possible)
Pan: FE
Root note: G 0
Detune: 87
Loop mode: looper sync
Automation: False
Table: --

4. Set volume of your LGPT to highest possible and maybee use some preamp to connect it to Sync 24 input

Done!
Bye.
ryba