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The GBA SP's sound is pretty comparable to the DMG's. It's not very different at all (some people say it sounds less "warm,") check it out here http://www.herbertweixelbaum.com/comparison.htm I used a GBA SP for a while, it sounded fine. I prefer my DMG, but not by much. Given, the sound varies a bit because the CPU type is different than what was used in the DMG but I find it fine except with complex WAV channel patterns.

DON'T do this. If you want to do what I did starting out (trying out LSDJ the right way and still keeping my first tracks) check this out:

Download the demo here. http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest … 9_demo.zip You can buy the software for a small donation at www.littlesounddj.com/ when you are ready (as little as $0.01 USD will get you the software). It's easiest to run the software in BGB until you buy a flashcart, if you want to buy one. Until then, you can have different demo files for each song, each with their own save states (since you can't save the songs to a battery file). Later when you download and pay for the real ROM with saving, you can load up the save states on top of the paid ROM, save the song data, and keep your first songs. You can extract and consolidate these songs into a single save file using LSDManager. http://code.google.com/p/lsdmanager/dow … n=2&q= it is a little time consuming but well worth it if you are looking to keep your first instruments and other things you may have learned or created through LSDJ.

Don't use someone else's copy of LSDJ, buy it for yourself if you can. If you choose to accept Bit Wish's offer, that's up to you. The method I have suggested for you is how I got started with LSDJ. It's not the only way to start, but it definitely skirts around the "no illegal sharing" clause. Good luck, PM me if you would like more help getting set up.

In my very limited experience with hardware I have found that devices with parts soldered directly to the main PCB have trouble operating when they are distanced too far. It could be a matter of carrying the signal, the wires not being sheilded and there being some sort of interference, and sometimes tiny wires short out due to bending. These all can happen with larger gauges too I suppose, but I guess someone could explain this better than me.

It's stuff like this which is why video cables like VGA and HDMI can be only so long before you have to use a signal repeater, I think. Signal loses integrity after a while. I think that a larger gauge of wire might be a better carrier since repeating isn't an option. Perhaps a more skilled electronics guy than myself can lend a voice?

The thread is here http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/9501/ … hat-is-it/ however, the patches that exist currently do not support LSDJ (it uses all available SRAM, unlike Pokemon Blue and other games that are supported by the patches).

Nitro - I might ship you my GB Transferrer II and plain blue EMS cart I got from PianoGameboy, I won't be able to use it for a few months until I build a proper PC with a parallel port. Let me know if you are interested. Not sure if it's the kind of LPT port device you are looking for.

http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/151646/#p151646

Any news on when the CD's ship out? I'm eagerly awaiting mine

Well produced, good sounding, but I feel like unless we see more songs like this from Xilent we can write it off as "capitalizing on nostalgia" and stuff