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My album's finally done after about 6 months, most of which was spent procrastinating! All done in Renoise, hope you enjoy it! Download it for free here: http://cesque.bandcamp.com/album/conform-and-content
Maybe I'll pick up my Gameboy or Famitracker now and write an album in that 
I have a 41-in-1 type cartridge, and that Telefang game is on there... the translation is hilarious! Also, kudos for linking to trsrockin
I knew it! I did a search on steam though and nothing came up. Perhaps this can be for usernames in particular instead of the group itself because adding people that way is awkward, or seems to me anyway.
Much like the Xbox thread on here, but for people who own a proper system for FPSes [just kidding please don't kill me lol]. Steam accounts names here please, perhaps we could organise some games or something 
Nice, tacticalbread And yeah tehforsterer, I love just messing around with it. At the moment I'm using the same basic code, but seeing what I can do to wav files...
Thanks And yeah, turns out the source was there - I didn't really check in detail what was in the folder By the way, due to the way I wrote it, stopping the sketch means that whatever picture was displayed on the screen at that moment will actually be in the folder under the name 'picturee.jpg'. Good way to upload them
The way it works is basically by copying the base image 'picture.jpg' into the edited image 'picturee.jpg' at the start, then it continuously loads the edited image, makes a couple of changes, saves it again and displays it on the screen.
I wondered earlier if it was possible to databend images within the Processing language. It turns out it is. So here is my first experiment:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/5lgwh3
Note: I am only a little bit responsible for anything that happens to your computers. Tried it several times on mine, though, and it worked fine. It does stop working after a while for some reason O.o
Code is available to anyone who asks, considering I'm too lazy to upload it at the moment. And, finally, it works with any image [I just used one from 8bc, kudos to whoever it belonged to] but it needs to be named 'picture.jpg'. Enjoy!
With my recent purchase of Renoise, and my constant use of it, I've discovered new things, new sounds, I can do/make with it. For example, for Renoise users, sticking a signal follower on a channel with a kick, then inverting it and using it to control the volume of a channel with the bass, gives a good Danger-esque sounds, which I'm working on including in a song now. So I'm interested - what interesting new things have you discovered with the software that you use?
I'll help with this methinks
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