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i don't own gameboy camera, but it looks like 1-bit resolution, only black and white, no grayscale levels. in polygraphy we use mostly CMYK (Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/blacK) mode which is subtractive and uses percentages instead of 8-bit values per channel (RGB is additive), on litographies is every plate created from halftone screen dots with different angles. this gameboy video looks exactly like lito but with very small DPI value.

Some months ago i downloaded Hively Tracker (Windows version) because in my Amiga times i was very familiar with THX Sound System (now AHX), and last weekend i ported one of my Sid Duzz It (real C64) tunes to it, but i am very unsatisfied with its "raw" sound. In preferences i selected mono separation (because original SID chip is not stereo like AY-3-8912/10), but it is not working and i cant find, where i can select panning for channels. But this sound, very thin basses, bad filters, pulse width modulation is cheesy etc. Interface is very good, but sound not. When i ported my testtune to other trackers like Goat tracker, or even Sid Duzz It emulation on VICE 64, it really sounds good, so maybe it is time to use that playroutine. Cheers.

Aside of tracking on a Gameboy DMG-01 with LSDJ i am mostly playing live (synthesizers like Kurzweil) and i like to record in Sony Acid and edit things in SoundForge. Sometimes it takes up to one month to finetune things, but i like to learn it that way. I dont use MIDI recording or sequencing in DAW, only in a few cases where my hands cannot play it. Back in time (in 1998 i switched from Amiga to PC) i used mostly Cakewalk.

I would like to have in my iPhone player like it was DeliTracker/EaglePlayer on Amiga, respectively DeliPlayer on Windows. Modizer is fine, but sometimes it crashes.

Chiptune music is not somewhat waveform (pwm, square, sine etc.) on something else. Most people think that simple waveforms is (in layman's terms) something very cheesy, so they call it bleeps and blops which it associates with 4-bit chipmusic from old 8-bit computers or consoles. Question is what can be entitled as post-chiptune, what is this? If is it software-driven VST instruments which extends some 8-bit behaviour, then it already exists, not?

Sorry for OT, but you have very smart worldwide-style artist name.

Or iam wrong! I purchased first edition for casette without any letter, later D version is in manual "disk" version, but it also may be version for D40/80 disk drive from Didaktik Skalica. So T version is probably TR-DOS version? Betadisc interface with TR-DOS was very popular in Czech republic, especially in Brno. Sorry