Nobody does. I'm gonna have another go some time soon but i think basically the thing is unfinished and broken

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(4 replies, posted in General Discussion)

hi smile

BennVenn wrote:

Happy Friday everyone!

CC Value multiplied by two: www.bennvenn.com/GB303_Snapshot5.rar Range is now 0-254. That might give better range in the ROM.

I'm completely out of the loop with GB303, just bumping to ask of anyone still has a copy of this version (or any version that can save on a flashcart) (if i'm even correct in thinking this can...)

thanks smile

excited to try! looks amazing!

p.s. the keyboard explanation page on the site looks a bit messed up for me. I made a txt version to print out for reference anyway smile

M0-K1 Keyboard Explanation

Button Operation
Toggle Button       A

Rotary/Slider Operation
Move to Maximum     A+▲
Move to Minimum     A+▼
Decrease Value      A+►
Increase Value      A+◀︎

Transpose active channel steps
Transpose Up        B+▲
Transpose Down      B+▼

Shift active channel steps
Shift Pattern Left  B+◀︎
Shift Pattern Right B+►

Change instrument preset
Previous Preset     SELECT+L
Next Preset         SELECT+R

Jump to Pattern
Previous Pattern    SELECT+▲
Next Pattern        SELECT+▼

Select active step
Previous Step       SELECT+◀︎
Next Step           SELECT+►

Copy / Paste Pattern
Copy Pattern        SELECT+B
Paste pattern       SELECT+A

Copy / Paste Active Steps
when Step controls selected
Copy Active Steps   SELECT+B
Paste Active Steps  SELECT+A

Play controls
when Preset controls selected
Play                START
Play from Start     B+START
Toggle Loop         L
Reset Pattern       R
Sync. Reset Pattern B+R

excited to try! looks amazing

Thanks, useful hints! will have another play soon and post here if I learn anything else smile

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(76 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm still about

Hmm got it on my GBA and it looks great but so far I've no idea how to get a single sound out of it. big_smile There's talk (on ancient discussion threads I found) of a page on their site with instructions but that's long gone of course and not on archive.org either sad

Edit: OK I got some sound going by messing with the asdr. Still not much idea how it works smile

amazing thanks, look forward to giving it a try smile

Just got into trying Pushpin on the GBC again (the original version controlled thru the link port) and found out something useful: in the list of CC commands in the docs it says

Control parameters.
37  Cartridge Sound In -> Left Channel on (1) or off (0). Will have no effect.
[...]
39  Cartridge Sound In -> Right Channel on (1) or off (0). Will have no effect.

But in fact when I toggle 37 and 39,it DOES have a very nice effect: it completely kills the high pitched whine/noise I otherwise hear in my mixer from the gameboy colour! smile

I'd assume it's muting the unused 'channel 5' and stopping it picking up interference from the unused pins but if so it's kind of weird that defaults to being on rather than off?!

Also makes me wanna make a modded flash cart with an audio input wired to those pins smile if that's actually even possible

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(1 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Not strictly Chip but some gameboy/DS noise https://soundcloud.com/cementimental

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(80 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Gonna give new versions a try soon thanks!

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(80 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Great thanks, look forward to trying on my DS soon! And the sync stuff sounds promising. I have various ways to boost gain on my small mess of a eurorack system so should be able to get things triggering smile

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125432607824

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(80 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

That's great to hear, look forward to playing with it smile

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(80 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I'm still here smile glad this was bumped as it passed me by before and looks fun

EDIT: flashed it to a fake cart, actually got my weird iQue SP to recognise a flashcart for once, fiddled around for 5 mins and getting instant Mumdance X Mr Oizo type sounds. sold big_smile