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I got the multisave to work with everything not-LSDJ. Pokemon Blue, Link's Awakening, and Pokemon TCG all work very well

When you boot a multirom page, the menu has options of pressing select to edit the SRAM, pressing A to open the game list, and pressing left or right on the Dpad to change pages.

When messing with SRAM, you can see which chunks are used (there are 11 useable ones [edit: some games use multiple chunk for their saves, Pokemon Blue uses 4], LSDJ uses all of them so no multirom LSDJ ) and the save name out to the side. You can delete the chunks if you wish to, and there is no need to rearrange them before you boot a game, SRAM for each game automatically boots.

Some games require patching, and you can find those patches downloadable in packs on the main site. They are IPS patches, so they patch near-instantly. So far I have had no issues with anything that this software was intended to be used for.

It should be noted that the EMS transfer software it comes with is functionally identical to the standard software, except it displays (for me) three garbled error messages when booting up. After the three error messages are acknowledged by pressing the "Okay" button in the error message window I can use the software, even without drivers or having to reboot in Windows 7! The custom menu (I assume) flashes automatically with the ROMS, and you can only access the menu in banks that have multiple ROMS (hence triggering the menu-load like the standard EMS menu).

The last thing you need to know about this software is that when you back sav's up they are still in this condensed state. To properly back up your saves it appears that you need to do an initial backup, then delete all other save files on the cartridge, back up the save for a particular game, then flash the multisave back and repeat the process again for the other games.

Would be cool to see that ^ on a SNES with the Super Gameboy, could even have a custom border.

Can't wait to listen tomorrow. Will have to buy it when I get the money together

I see tons of potential in this! Try and work on using the wave channel for more than drums, and see if you can add a melodic line. This will keep the song from being less repetitive and it will stay interesting. Also - try to come up with different drum patterns.

If you ever want hwlp or advice, PM me. Good to see you can use the EMS cart I sent you.

Ah. That would work, but personally, I would not favor messing with my $35 EMS cart when I can wire to a DMG which I can replace for half the price given, I do have a few spare DMG's and a busted up EMS cart (no saving, freezes frequently, stuck on bank 2). In a few weeks we can see where this will go.

Seeing as 2-page carts with bank switching have become the Gameboy standard for changing ROMS, I don't think anyone can complain about rebooting for recording/live/whatever. I'm not sure if people will be fond of soldering 8+ points to the chip (normal audio in L&R, prosound in L&R, audio out, ground, and button detection), but from my idea of visual aesthetics it will be very nice.

My reasoning for this setup is that I am tired of drilling holes in my nice (and not always easy or cheap to come across) Play It Loud cases, I am tired of having to recharge a headphone amp constantly, and I am trying to push myself from a modding standpoint.

Maybe in the future such a thing can be implemented with the still-in-development front PCB replacement? ;D

Just FYI - since you live in Baton Rouge, message Shanebro, he lives near NOLA and the like.

It's interesting dreamy stuff, like if you crossed NiGHTS into Dreams with an Atari. I really dig it. Can't say much besides to keep doing what you do