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@arfink i agreed with everything yew said except....
-The ability to run off batteries and not just AC (for areas where wall power isn't available)
while this is a good idea,
i feel is unnecessary since the computer uses a TV as a monitor.
and those almost HAVE to have AC power.
i think im gonna donate to this project.
it seems like a great cause!
the mad modder... lulz
this is a very cool project.
the wiki is a bit sparse, but i learned something.
i had no idea there was a c compiler for the NES
or a set of c libs for NES dev. very cool.
thanx for posting!
speaking of "another world"
did anyone see it got ported to JAVASCRIPT!
http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail … -world-js/
and it actually runs *pretty* well.
Kris k wrote:I think it'd be ideal for anyone using LSDJ and MGB or LSDJ and shitwave (or LSDJ and MuddyGB) LSDJ would make use of the RAM, while the other program wouldn't touch it. Just cuts down on the number of carts you'd need to buy for a live setup.
what kris said
(though i also have 8cylinder's programs on there, along with nanovoice)
yeah me too.
LSDj has the sav.
but i also have:
nanovoice, nanosynth, pounder, deathray, and shitwave
all on the 2nd screen of the cart, and it's no harm no foul,
since none of those roms have the ability to save.
just fer lulz...
but yeah,
Reed Ghazala's book is great. he's even got diagrams of simple
electronic tasks like wire twistings, simple soldering, soldering to
existing pins/pots, bridges... etc, etc, etc... i learning A LOT
from the book.
I hope Mutecity will work his magic on this one!! Would be great to see this on a gray cart too..lol
i will be putting mine in a gold case ;D
(i have a dead zelda cart)
The only sticking point for me seems to be the obvious one: how to get your song files off the cart?
i think simply recording the audio playback directly
from the hardware would be acceptable.
and it will sound awesome with low-gain's NESmod.
as for NSF export, that would be great, but it sounds
like this would be an emulator only function...
nanoloop 1.5 has a new export feature
data exchange, backup
...it is possible to encode data as audio pulses for backup on a PC. Data are sent through a regular audio cable then and can be archived as audio recordings. To send data back to the nanoloop cart, an adaptor for connecting the PC's audio output to the Game Boy's link port is required...
just a thought...
keep up the good work!
never saw a clear super game boy, cool
that's the super gameboy 2!
not only is it clear blue, it also has
a gameboy link cable!
they are sweet...
Download the HVSC, Download the ASMA Collection, download Keygen Music... hear your roots, see where it came from, and stop pretending this started in 2006.
thanx!
keygenmusic.net = awesome!
ZOMFG!
amazing!
hilarious!
D-D-DOUBLE POST!
This should be a game.
seriously,
let me help yew make this a real flash game!
how about my new track?
http://chipmusic.org/xero/music/blowfish-cipher-[nanosynth]
i just wrote a new nanosynth drone track and just uploaded it.
[url]http://chipmusic.org/xero/music/blowfish-cipher-[nanosynth][/url]
im not sure if it's 100% done (might add some nanoloop backing)
but maybe a consideration for the comp?
feedback on the track would be nice too.
neilbaldwin wrote:That's Keff's handywork. I think I wore him down
And i loved every minute of it
my only suggestion is making the tracker image background
be fixed, and stay with the content as the page scrolls.
great work! 
NTRQ website is now live;
awesome! i really dig the logo + site design!
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
actually i hate thin black borders on pixel tattoos.
plus the angles makes the pixelation look bad.
i like the content, but not the execution.
this is a nice one...
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