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Use lsd manager to extract the songs on your pc sav as .lsdsng files.
Transfer the sav from your cartridge onto your computer.
Use lsd manager to import the .lsdsng files to the sav that you transfered from your cartridge.
Transfer the sav on your computer to your cartridge.
Others will come with the links and everything. I'm pretty sure there's a sticky, or doesn't the official LSDJ website have links to a wiki showing how you should do this?
I did a simple Left-Panned 50% Pulse phrase with some K commands and I got a right-pop in BGB.
you can get nice sweeping pans with some tricky E command work.
OH YEAH! I've been wanting to try that for the longest!
Loving the bluesy riff, although I do agree with the folks above me that it could be expanded upon a bit--shouldn't be too hard, if you could make this you can vary that up. I really liked the panning at 1:45, really widened up the track.
SketchMan3 wrote:Attempting to capture the mystery, danger, excitement, and calm of going really fast on a clear moonlit night.
You definitely did a good job of capturing most of that, but I think the "danger" and "excitement" elements could be brought out more with a change in beat/intensity. Like, around 0:45 or so I was really expecting some form of drop to take us into the meatier, beatier (lawl) part of the song--I think it'd be a great part to introduce that dangerous element you wanted. But then again, that's a matter of opinion--maybe that isn't what you wanted at all, haha.
At the end of the day though, it's a good track! I really, really liked the way you ended it. You should post more!
Thanks! I'm just now seeing this. Someday I'll do a version two, keeping everyone's suggestions in mind. As far as the danger and excitement is concerned... I'm not really a nightlife kind of guy, so that was plenty dangerous and exciting for me. 
I get what you mean, though. That was more in the "calm" section. The hazards came later in the track.
I do have more stuff for CC coming up (not yet ready to properly "release" yet). I figure I'll just post them all in this thread instead of making new threads for each song.
And, on that subject, here's one that I started before Nite Ride (when I first started experimenting with PU kicks), but I only just now finished it. It's relatively nonconfrontational (for the most part) and simple, but it has a chaotic section near the end, in which I learned about P command percussion. Sometimes it's hard holding on to what you have.
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Make sure you store your treasures in a safe place.
I am so confused. Am I supposed to, like... travel back in time to see this?
You'll be clumsy at first using the buttons though since you're used to the keyboard. You can be sure of that haha.
I actually use a Gigaware USB Game Controller 
(looking to get an NES-to-USB adapter soon, though, lol)
I used to be really good with a keyboard back in the day. I could even beat Contra with my brother on a single non-gamer keyboard, lock-ups and all @.@ Finally bought my first pc controller and I never looked back.
There's
Death Bed: The Bed that Eats People
I believe the rape stove thing was a patton oswald joke
'ccording to Wikipedia, the idea of Rape Stove was a parody on Death Bed.
SketchMan3, you're going to find your Noise channel sounds WAY different on an actual gameboy. To make up for it though you'll have way more possibilities with the Wav channel. WAY more.
And like I said...if you're patient when working with your Noise channel you can get things that sound just like using complicated tables with much fewer commands.
Use R commands in your noise table if you don't already (I forget if it only works in certain LSDJ versions...someone can correct me).
You can get stuff that ranges from really crisp to really weird without having to spam S and TSP commands.
Yeah. Hopefully I'll still be able to get my noise kicks to stay chunky on an actual Gamboy with some tweaking. But probably not... 
Well, I can always use either a Gameboy or an Emulator depending on my needs *shrug*.
Now... I'm just trying to figure out how an R command would help me, though. I only have those extra F8s at the end because I want my Noise instrument to stay at the F8 note instead of going back to 00 if I left it empty. Wouldn't a H05 (the first F8 after the F6) improve performance?
In hindsight, I realize I should have set the instrument's Shape to whatever note my "F8" transposes to, so I could nix the first two F8's, and then just put in the FD and F6. Live and learn.
Edit: This is a bit off-topic, but It'd be kind of cool if somebody could post up noise instrument settings along with soundclips recorded from a Gameboy for comparison between that and an Emulator.
Shoot. I'm going to have to be more careful with my S and TSP commands when I graduate from teh emulator. Some of my snare/kick tables have TSP's all the way down the board .
F8
F8
FD
F6
F8
F8
F8
F8
etc...
I suppose I could just Hop that last F8 so I don't need all the rest of them, though =S
SketchMan3 wrote:My family has a huge collection of VHS tapes and I don't feel like listing all those, so I'll just list my own personal DVD collection:
Lords of Dogtown
Dogtown and Z-Boys
Riding Giants
Sci-fi Invasion (Collection of Sci-fi movies I got for a dollar at Wal-Mart)
Thunder Prince
Space Transformer
Jungle Emperor Leo
Eddie and the Cruisers
Alice in Wonderland (with a younger Alice)
Alice in Wonderland (with an older Alice)
Alice in Wonderland (non-Disney animated version)
Teenagers From Space (and some other movie that I can't recall the title of on the same DVD)Wanting to add:
Disney's Alice in Wonderland and the version of Alice in Wonderland where all the animals are claymation (we have it on tape, but it's all moldy now...)I'm sure I have more movies, but I can't think of them now.
You might enjoy this man
Oh yeah, man. I've got that one, but not on DVD. I like the creepy twist they put on the story, but still, my favorite has to be the *Edit* NON-CREEPY claymation one. It just seems like the only retelling that does the original story right. It's the only version I know of that does a proper homage to the mouse's tail tale.
Love that "lead guitar"
D=
0.0
O.O
You made that girl sound like a clarinet. Outrageous.
Cool! Nice harmonies. I like this.
Makes me want to do the Mario dance.
My family has a huge collection of VHS tapes and I don't feel like listing all those, so I'll just list my own personal DVD collection:
Lords of Dogtown
Dogtown and Z-Boys
Riding Giants
Sci-fi Invasion (Collection of Sci-fi movies I got for a dollar at Wal-Mart)
Thunder Prince
Space Transformer
Jungle Emperor Leo
Eddie and the Cruisers
Alice in Wonderland (with a younger Alice)
Alice in Wonderland (with an older Alice)
Alice in Wonderland (non-Disney animated version)
Teenagers From Space (and some other movie that I can't recall the title of on the same DVD)
Wanting to add:
Disney's Alice in Wonderland and the version of Alice in Wonderland where all the animals are claymation (we have it on tape, but it's all moldy now...)
I'm sure I have more movies, but I can't think of them now.
d_(^_^)b d(^_^)_b two dancy thumbs up.
Just listened to the first two tracks so far.
Soooooo strooooong
Also, the fact that this genre has not yet been completely raped of all credibility by mainstream pop music is also very reassuring.
You better hurry, because "video game sounds" are all over the place in mainstream pop music. It's only a matter of time until one of them gets ahold of an actual Gameboy or NES or Atari or whathaveu
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