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The video of her blipfest performance has been my lullaby for the past three days no lie. I love the little talky thing she does (I heard it first on the "Rockman Chiptuned" compo). I had to triple take to make sure that was an NES on the stage and not a Gameboy. So much swag(ga' can I get away with saying that here?)
I 
this so much. Not only is it awesome chipstune, it's years beyond any other dubstep I've heard (not much, admittedly). It's just really good.
Embrace it. Embrace. Join us. You must join us.
I need to start keeping track of patches... I just make up instruments as I go along... 
So this will be useful if I ever break that habit.
Dat dubstep
orchestrated
by a maid.
So much swag. I wasn't expecting all a dat.
Sex-deprecating humor ftw
Maybe you could have posters of the designs on the shirts so you don't have to display the actual shirts? I'd imagine the posters would take up a bit less space than the actual Ts.
This video was pretty useful in explaining how it works.
Was it a yamaha djx?
Nope. I have a djx (djx 2, I think), it's not on that. The samples on the djx are much sxxy. "come on" "yeeeaaaaah..." and stuff. That keyboard would have been banned in schools, haha. These two keyboards do seem to share some samples, though. "One more time", "Woo" and more, I'm sure. I'll have to go through the sample kits and see if it has the ones you're looking for...
I think my cousin has a keyboard with the "DJ" sample on it, though. I'll have to check the next time i go to visit...
Sweet. Arachno! This is like a chocolate factory or something...
i don't have any kids, but i like the idea of being a chipmusic dad in the same way that a mom can be a soccer mom.
i can picture myself in the back of the venue cheering my nonexistent son on as he plays his set, and him muttering "god dammit, dad."
And then he'll be like "Dad! Quit forcing your dreams on me. I wanted to be an Accordion Hero!"
OuO
also just want to make it known, that header logo looks like "Lomo Labia"
just fyi
That's not what it is?
We need more c64s that run on 4aa fit in your pocket and have easy midi interfacing for the best programs it runs.
I wonder if somebody could hack one of these little guys for chip music http://www.amazon.com/Commodore-64-Plug … B0007A2HI6
well all the 1/8 inch cables i used were stereo and all the 1/4 inch cables i used were mono
maybe it doesn't have to be that way but i think that's how it always was for me
Yeah, no, it doesn't have to be that way.
Love "through being cool". Good stuff. So groovy. Love that bassline. That's not a Gameboy is it?
What in the world dude that's beautiful it's like
Finally realized I needed this program, since VLC cuts off the beginnings of short wave samples, rendering it useless for such purposes. So I'd like to say thanks for making this program.
SketchMan3 wrote:Changing the "speed" would affect the pitch and the tempo, right?
Changing the speed would definitely change the pitch in this case. In general music cases, changing the speed of a music file will change the tempo as well. However, tempo is a musical term, and applies to music, not single tones!
egr wrote:Tempo doesnt have any meaning if there's just one note being looped
However! One might theoretically want to rhythmically load some non-single-cycle-waveform samples and weirdly make music with it (which is what I figured Nuclace might be hinting at) 
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