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Just wanted to say I had an awesome time and everyone was fantastic. Thanks for making my first chip show an awesome one!
I really wanted to see it. . .
Chip's Challenge
These guys rock, definitely check them out 
ROBOCTOPUS
please
Bands, that's what I thought. Explains why this jams so hard. 
Really great stuff. I lot of good melodic ideas.
What's your musical background?
wow i forgot the most important part... the link! I put it in the original post.
Haha no problem
Still going through it, but definitely lovin' what I'm hearing!
This is pretty sweet.
I think one of my lsdj carts came with a song. I immediately deleted it after listening to it once to test the cart.
To each their own. 
I'd love to but, I see no link. . .
Sure, but if you ask questions in this thread, you might get some better responses and more help
Don't feel that you can't post here.
It's more complicated. It comes with a CD that has a program for putting Roms on the cartridge. There's other programs for doing other things with lsdj. (Sample kits, save management)
No demo songs. The best way to learn is to start from scratch anyway, in my opinion
Yeah. Learn from scratch, it's not hard. Just takes some getting used to. Use tutorials.
Then when you've got the hang of things you can look in my .savs.
So sad. No more feed. . . *teardrop*
Also, no matter where I live, still seems I'm the only person in LA who is regularly booking straight up chip shows!
Next one is August 31st in Pasadena!
I'd take it as a compliment.
That 2-prong/3-prong grounder thing would be totally pointless for him, if anyone took a second to notice he's in RUSSIA they don't have the same power outlets so showing him a thing designed for US power outlets is pointless.
I was just about to tell him this.
I was explaing the plug and groundloops to the others that asked
Articles like this:
www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/eng99/eng99634.htm
Just type in "electrical ground and audio devices" into Google.
Not trying to pass the buck, just that I can't think of the right way to describe the ground's influence on audio.
ChipMusic.org / Forums / Posts by Auxcide