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alrighty then! i dunno how much stats you've had to learn so far, but if you haven't done one-way ANOVAs yet then a latin squares design is probably going overboard. easier to stick with the plant stuff or something so that you only have to worry about a single factor.

are there any specific requirements for the project in terms of the number of sample groups or IVs? if you've already got a dmg collection (i mean what else do chip music people use amirite? ), you can investigate how different game boy cpu revisions keep time, using cpu load and tempo as blocking variables. do you need to do a statistical analysis?

yes this is actually grrrreat
now i need a crying x chalkboards split, go go go

got 5 seconds into the first track and was sold. this is great!

e:  i think adding denser instrumentation (e.g. guitar and/or vox) would take this to another level though

yeah combining V, P and C commands is a pretty surefire way to get slowdown on DMG/Pocket. you can optimize that pulse drum to make it less taxing on the processor by taking away one of those commands and still achieve a pretty similar sound.

yeah binaural recordings are tricky like that. it should be theoretically possible to do two separate monaural recordings of the exact same source with the microphone placed appropriately each time, realign the phase and pan appropriately in post and end up with what is essentially a binaural recording. not really a practical method, especially re: the first part, and the results aren't nearly as good as if you had just used two mics.

eqavox pls