1 Reply by MegaLoler

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

That's true! Another possibility I can think of is to find some LSDJ songs and convert them into .GB files. I found this thread about converting them. And I found this website of LSDJ songs. But apparently it only allows downloading if you've uploaded something yourself, and I don't have LSDJ myself and so nothing to upload.

I don't know anything about LSDJ song data, so I don't know much about converting them either.

I wonder if there's anywhere else I can find some LSDJ song data that would be okay to use? (That would hopefully be convertible?)

And thanks!

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2 Reply by MegaLoler

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Oh yeah, it certainly would be easier to do that, haha. I realize there's nothing practical about it. But it's just for fun.

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3 Topic by MegaLoler

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Hi! I'm looking for Gameboy music to play in the background of a livestream. I'd like something I can load onto my flash cart and play from my Gameboy, so .GBS files that I can convert to .GB files would be ideal. Does anybody have any tunes I can use or know of any? And of course I'll credit the artists of anything I use. big_smile

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4 Reply by MegaLoler

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

n00bstar wrote:

Sixth: Welcome to Klystrack, here's your membership card and complimentary tank top. Meetings are every other sunday at the community center (bring food). Updates are once a year, when Komet realizes he's been ignoring us for almost twelve months and feels bad about it, usually around Christmas. Our theory is that he is visited by The Ghosts Of Code Past, Present and Future and he gets Disney'd into doing good deeds. Either that or aliens. Who cares...updates!

That's the best thing I've read ever XD

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5 Reply by MegaLoler

(7 replies, posted in Releases)

Funky big_smile  I love the anime samples heart  What do the japanese names mean?

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6 Reply by MegaLoler

(19 replies, posted in Releases)

This is super high quality music ^_^  I've listened to a few already and they're really well composed yikes  This is an amazing album big_smile

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7 Reply by MegaLoler

(13 replies, posted in Motion Graphics)

That was super cool!  Gotta love the coffee big_smile

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8 Reply by MegaLoler

(5 replies, posted in General Discussion)

It was amazing from the very first second big_smile

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9 Reply by MegaLoler

(39 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I wish I was crazy enough to do this o_O

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10 Reply by MegaLoler

(54 replies, posted in General Discussion)

That was fun, good luck!

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11 Reply by MegaLoler

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

sure!  could I send you a binary?  if so, what would be the best way to do that?

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12 Reply by MegaLoler

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

i love klystrack!  it's like I've found the tracker of my dreams :3  I had trouble compiling it for 64bit linux (and the 32bit binary was old and super laggy) but after fixing some wonky make errors and adding fixing a few weird bugs that are apparently only present on 64bit compilations, it's working and I love it~ (the cool cat-o-meter still seems broken though o~o)

i heard there was some kind of midi support, but i'm guessing that's only for windows?  the one thing that I would love to have added the most is midi support, including support for linux.  the ability to control it externally is the biggest reason that I think midi support would be the most powerful addition.

i imagine midi channels would correspond with the tracker channels, midi patch change commands would correspond with setting the current instrument for that channel, and i think it would be sooo cool to be able to control synth parameters, like with something like right click a control -> learn binding -> move the midi control

and i've seen it mentioned before, but a live screen would be amazing too,  but i still think midi is more important, because then at least you can have external live midi loopers controlling it

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13 Reply by MegaLoler

(97 replies, posted in General Discussion)

PULSELOOPER wrote:

I prefer to listen to a lot of different music and then put all of it inconsciently on the music I write.

I've been doing this for the past 20 years and it has been working so far.

This is what I do as well!  Whenever I hear an awesome piece of music that I haven't heard before and really get into it, it gives me a ton of new ideas that seem to stem off of the ideas in the music that I listened to.

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