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just saw the sprite on facebook, awesome!

Just bought a classic game boy case today. Flea market 5 euros, a giveaway.
If you don't load anything in it besides the DMG the screen can't be scratched. The DMGcase can be scratched at the points the holders, well, hold it.

After some puzzling you can fit in a link-cable and a '3.5 mm to stereo jack'-cable. Put the jacks at the bottom of the case so only the cables touch the screen et voila.

Handy for stacking or keeping in a backpack.

Minus:
Looks even worse than a fanny pack to wear over you shoulder.
Can't fit in lightboys.
The cable puzzling is tedious

Don't recommend it.

Sounds like mario at a rave

it's an idea by other people, and it's actually an addition for lsdj, but I want to bump the idea.

Just lsdj but with a function to create a instrument that can't change pitch.
Just for TSP reasons in the phrase screen, considering kickdrums and bassline.

Just like math you have several methodes to do the same thing. Create a new instrument with another envelop, put a command in the table, or put commands right there in the phase screen.

It's really handy for when your table is full, or you ran out of instruments. I think it's more demanding of your CPU this way.

Oh shit I suck at this.
I tried to explain that imo, everything, on its own, too some extent, is a stage prop.
Like, Slayer doesn't use just any electric guitar, they have to look kind of Slayer too.
If you choose between the gameboy and the realistic VST, the gameboy will have some level of "stage prop".

I'm not into using props myself, but I do love your flashing sunglasses, you sexy bastard.

Also this: http://laptopfaces.tumblr.com/

EDIT:shit, just realized. If it's powered through the NES. Maybe that's just for sound recognition. But maybe it will be more silent when not plugged in a NES.

It's a horrible piece of junk. I've heard it's the most accurate 'zapper' around but the voice activation is just stupid. I think you did have the game sound in your headphones so no bothering other people in the room with the NES-music. Which seems kind of stupid to say here, but I think that's a plus.

It could function as a normal headphone so I'm curious if it can beat monitors in terms of loudness/clearness for beatmatching/mixing reasons. I don't find my link cable and LSDJ sync to be sufficient, I loop some phrases and mute some channels to get the right transition. Kind of like a regular dj. So I use headphones all the time, and I thought, well, *maybe*, it would be a -little- bit, you know, maybe, funny (?) to use the laserscope as a regular headphone.

I agree, but there's lots of stuff out there. Backlits, promods, fluo headbands, Gatari. And we'd have to admit the DMG on it's own is kind of a stage prop. I wouldn't want to use FLstudio with a perfectly realistic sounding VST, I want that gameboy.

So, can anybody see if that's a regular red rca plug on that picture? Can anybody confirm that it can function like a headphone, and would it be loud enough to use it as a DJ headphone during a live gig?