1,281 Reply by nitro2k01

(16 replies, posted in Product reviews)

boomlinde wrote:

You can get pretty filter-sweepy sounds out of any 2-op synth with feedback modulation, or at least a patch that goes from no harmonics to a lot over the TL range. Here's a sample of my own 2-op FM 303 emulator thing: http://soundcloud.com/boomlinde/r-odent-dx303. I guess that with some imagination, those sweeps could as well have been filters.

That's nice and all, but it's not a filter sweep. You only have one overtone at your disposal at a time, which you can change the amount of influence of.

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1,282 Reply by nitro2k01

(6 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

Nah. That guy is just trolling us. He was always called Stern Fucking Zeit.

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1,283 Reply by nitro2k01

(23 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

I get +50 points for owning two OPL laptops and -100 points for not understanding ADt2 well enough to actually use it effectively. sad

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1,284 Reply by nitro2k01

(13 replies, posted in Tutorials, Mods & How-To's)

I'm sounding like a preacher, but may I suggest that you use BGB for recording the videos, to get slightly better audio quality. VBA has clearly audible artifacts.

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1,285 Reply by nitro2k01

(23 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

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1,286 Reply by nitro2k01

(16 replies, posted in Audio Production)

Use BGB and use the built-in wave export function.

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1,287 Reply by nitro2k01

(34 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

nordloef wrote:
SketchMan3 wrote:

This wouldn't be an issue if Nintendo wasn't still distributing gameboy games.

They are? Source?

If they are, it would be through Virtual Console on either Wii or DSi/3DS.

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1,288 Reply by nitro2k01

(34 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Cartoon Bomb wrote:

They may as well ban computers!

That's kind of where the trend is going, with walled garden devices like the iDevices and Microsoft's restrictions for Windows ARM devices.

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1,289 Reply by nitro2k01

(83 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Sorry. I only saw Chainsaw Police's post. I see the IP in the ping output.

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1,290 Reply by nitro2k01

(21 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

12ianma wrote:

Nitro, your manager loads faster than standard one lol. I always just launch song through little fm, so much faster

Of course. That's the power of spaghetti code written in assembly language. The downside is that even I find it hard to read the code one year after I wrote it.

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1,291 Reply by nitro2k01

(83 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Search again. There should hopefully be a second entry which has a caption that says wayfar.net instead of www.wayfar.net.

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1,292 Reply by nitro2k01

(83 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

It seems like the domain returns an empty A record, i.e. the domain name doesn't look up to an IP address. I would like someone who can still access the site, to do the following in order to get me the IP address:
Start, run. "cmd" This opens the command prompt. Run the command:

ipconfig /displaydns > dnslist.txt

This creates a file called dnslist.txt which contains all currently cached domain names. Open this file and look for wayfar.net and tell me the IP address.

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1,293 Reply by nitro2k01

(21 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Damn, is this going to turn into a race between me and Johan?

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1,294 Reply by nitro2k01

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Does the device show up in the Windows device manager?

edit: Oh, you mean ucp.ept. Yeah, teh zip files are both called ucp.zip but they are different. ucp.ept is the aforementioned configuration file. You can try to do the mprog procedure if you want. But first, again, see if the cartridge shows up in the device manager.

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1,295 Reply by nitro2k01

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I think you are confused. MProg and UCP are completely different things. MProg is used to reprogram the settings for the FTDI USB chip on the cartridge. Normally you only need to do this if you encounter certain issues.
UCP (USB cartridge programmer) is what you use for programming the actual cartridge.

There's also really no difference between cartridge revisions. What Jose did was to fake firmware version returned from the cartridge if you're using the new version of UCP. (The actual version is 2.x something, but the program shows 3.0 iirc.)

Anyway, these links should solve your problem.

This is the UCP software.
http://lazerbeat.com/lazerbeat/dropbox/ucp.zip

Also download the latest version of the FTDI USB chip driver from here. I believe this is especially needed for 64-bit versions of Windows. But even otherwise, I recommend upgrading for stability reasons. This is not just a general piece of advice, but the newest version contains a fix in the driver that can crash the computer if disconnecting the cartridge while data is being transferred.
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm

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1,296 Reply by nitro2k01

(25 replies, posted in Audio Production)

ant1 wrote:

i woudl share OGGS but bandcamp prefers FLACS and FLACS are what i use personally for my music collection so that is nice for me

maybe FLACS is overkill for some thing like Chip Music.org though

Bandcamp prefers a lossless format because the user has the option to choose a compressed format to download. Transcoding from one lossy format to another potentially degrades the audio quality, so they prefer a lossless source to derive the lossy formats from.

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