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oooh, this would be brilliant!

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/166/p … ome-setup/

I think you are over thinking it

Too be honest your release wasn't really what I expected at all.
I really enjoyed the unpredictably of the songs. Lots of jumbled and eerie leads, backed with confusing/ominous but complimenting bass. I like how it flows too.. how some of your songs constantly change and evolve, and don't often go back and repeat previous sections of itself. It was sometimes hard to follow however. At some points it seemed like you were throwing random notes out there. But it kept me interested. To me, almost all of them seemed kinda bitter and sad at the same time... It puts me in a weird state of mind. Anyways, I liked 24 and 38 the best. It was definitely unusual to me.

thanks for the music

Really just this.

I make most of my chip with reason! It's nice to see that a lot of other people here like it too.
here's some of my techniques...

for drums, I usually load 2 or 3 Redrum machines with samples from the NN-XT patches/drums&percussion/drums&kits/click house dub samples. there are a bunch of cool blippy sounds in there... sometimes I also just load a plain drum kit and "bit crush" the Redrum with a scream 4 set on digital and with P1 under 10.

A lot of neat chip percussion sounds can be made with Subtractor also... In my song "delumitate", thats all I used. You can make snares and hats by turning the Osc. mix way to the right (osc. 2 has to be turned off) and messing around with the noise parameters.
I make the kicks like this:

and from there you can get a lot of abstract blippy sounds by adjusting stuff in the mod envelope.

I rarely use any of the instrument patches for the synths, I just load up a bunch of subtractors and make my own sounds. I use the DDL-1 all the time with a little bit of reverb too.

another fun trick I use is to make two identical synths, then run the 6:2 line mixer under each of them and pan them all the way in opposite directions. Write an identical little tune in each of them but automate the octaves to switch back and forth, opposite of each other. I did this in parts of my song "bits".

I hope this is the kind of feedback you're looking for

i've looked it over again and and the wires are connected where they should be... however i noticed that the new jack is getting sound on both sides, just that one side is barely hearable compared to the other. The stock jack is still only plays through one ear, but whats weird is that the usual high pitched humming sound of the cgb is coming out both sides of it. o.0