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Yeah, I have used nanoloop 2.6 on GBA, GBA micro and NDS lite.

by far, the cleanest sound comes from the NDS lite.

thanks for your reply! care to elaborate?

Which resistor value?

So GND  on the teensy to link port pin 6 (GND)

Pin 0 on the teensy to link port pin  5 (SC)

And for the fix it will be Pin 1 on the teensy to link port pin 3 (SI)  adding a resistor in between?

thanks in advance for your reply!

Sorry for the obvious questions, I'm a noob at teensy.

Willing to try this, the little scale teensy sync works really weird on me, (or I'm just missing something anyways).

For this proyect, what files exactly and how I upload the software to the teensy?

thanks in advance.

sorry for double post. please delete.

sounds like a baterry issue to me. Don't use a GBL and an EMS cart, bad choice if you ask me. It's switching to second page for the capacitor thingy (correct me if I'm wrong).

Better put lsdj on both pages, and run on another gameboy, not a gameboy pocket.

Good luck!

When I was a chiptune only artist, I pushed myself to do only chiptune. It was good, for a while.

but now when I create I think on a determinate idea or set of sounds, not need to limit myself to a certain media o genre.

Part of a proccess I guess.

Just make a huge 20 minutes set using every single LSDJ slots in one proyect. It takes a lot of practice to use it all (if I can recall correctly nullsleep does this in is Depeche mode minimix).

I've manage to make a 24 minute mixes with this technique. Then just tell a joke and while you're at it simply change into another same lengthy song proyect.

I've seen meneo playing 4-5 minute songs with a single gameboy, and loading them in 20-30 seconds. Meanwhile he justs speaks to the audience telling fun stuff. But you'll need a good stage-persona  to connect with the people.