Meh, Bob Dylan bought an electric guitar.
I see my musical interests as largely integrated and overlapping.
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Meh, Bob Dylan bought an electric guitar.
I see my musical interests as largely integrated and overlapping.
Really cool to see your hard work being utilised by someone so respected!
I've spent too many hours of my life playing Streets of Rage.
Innovate and support innovation.
Work with other kinds of musicians.
Make sound together.
More generalish advice:
Don't allow your own self esteem issues to become an excuse to belittle others efforts.
I've got this ultra simple amp design I use a lot. I was going to build an amp into a briefcase, but I thought it'd be cooler to add a passive mixer in as well so I can have multiple inputs, so this thread's really interesting.
If people want to give money to people they like so they can do something they want them to do, why not let them?
Their logo looks like the pinterest logo.
All the FM in my stuff is Yamaha FB01, which has a near identical sound chip to the genesis/megadrive. And I have a GenMDM midi interface ready for my next set of work....
Brickcore
My First LSDJ
Any sort of pun on the word gameboy in general.
Edit: Also shit that uses alt code characters like they're going out of style
My old band (way before I took up any form of chip music) was called Gunboy. We took it from a newspaper headline "Gun Boy kills mother". I rather liked that name, but now all I can hear is the pun. :I
Remember that guy who used to advertise that he'd make you custom LSDJ fonts in any thread he posted?
I miss that guy.
I was worried when the gone forever page was up.
EDIT:
Under a Rock 50: Fun that gives you no time to have fun.
Ultratechnical: ...Challenging.
One day, one of these will live happily in my man cave.
My song writing developed a long time before my production skills did. I did some stuff in 2010/2011 that it's really catchy if you can get past the fact that it sounds like shit. That's because I'd been making music in a band setting for years before even touching a DAW.
The hardest thing for me was naturally moving between sections. I still struggle with it actually. In a band situation you just rattle off little fills you don't even think about, bit harder when you're setting it in stone.
I really hope the bass one can do something other than acid bullshit . The drum one looks like it could be a lot of fun.
Mono line out from volca keys
Jesus, that line up
roboctopus wrote:I do!
http://roboctopus.bandcamp.com/track/th -the-world
I recorded myself playing the chord progression, chopped it up, compressed the hell out of it, EQ'd, etc, and loaded the samples into LSDJ.
It's pretty noisy, but they do play in tune. I just think of them as a little more punk. I use some piano chords on another track on that EP.
If you're cool with bitcrushy fuzz, then sampled chords work. But it takes a lot of EQ/tweaking to get them to sound okay. They're really fun to use R and P commands on.
That's actually really cool, I wonder how sampling a bass would go. I'm pretty sick of triangle bass.
You have to roll off a lot of bass and treble to get kits sounding decent, You could try it but I think the bass would be quite lacking.
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