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I will reserve judgement until I hear a non-YouTube version of the TB-3. Analog simulation is pretty good these days. I would expect that Roland could get the subtleties of the original filter and osc, if anyone could. Not too excited for this though.

Here's  the designated thread or whatever: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/6559/ … -app-v103/

Well it's really just  based on the RSS feed  in the music section. The cool thing about it is that it lets you grab as many items as you want - cm feed only keeps the last 500. So old things are falling off the end as new stuff is added. It's a "catcher." I can add a setting for how many you want to keep at one time.. But yeah it's an RSS thing.

I may be willing to open source it in the future, so others can add things.

Yes! Never enough megadrive idm!

I've tried many different approaches to composing on ios. Piano rolls - way too cumbersome. You have to drag all over, pinch and zoom. I hate it. 16 step sequencers (like nanoloop) - I just find it too hard to think about the whole song in terms of little loops. That's a personal thing, as many people are good with nanoloop. So the problem with those approaches seems to be that they are not condensing enough song information on the screen.

Trackers on the other hand are super succinct. A tracker can basically be seen as a text-based musical score, scrolling vertically. The problem, as you mention, is the text part. Sunvox deals with this in a pretty intuitive way - just use a virtual piano for notes, and little keypads for the parameters.

I think something like LGPT could be made, you just have to get creative. It does require a rethink for sure.

GB emulators are no good (I've tried), for the same reason street fighter on ios/android is no good, there aren't buttons.

I actually think sunvox is great, it's mostly the navigation I don't care for.

Yeah that's a good point. At one time it seemed crazy to have a tracker on a 5 button device.

Yes I do think its perfect for trackers. At first I was thrown off of the idea by the lack of a keyboard, but I've since realized that it's probably the best way to make music on such a device. Clunky skeuorphic Daws, and piano rolls are just a waste of space on such a small screen. Anyway I'm working on a project in this vain currently.

Could be a warped case. Try to firmly press the top of the cartridge against the gameboy. Or push it in different ways.

Well, if you want to let people listen, you could use sound cloud and post the links. Just disallow downloads.