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bummer. i down sample everything in every track. that's a lot of tweaking just to get back where i started. :\
you and me both... might leave my caanoo as is for now and only update my gp2x until ive fixed them all
two things going up now...
this is 1/5th (give or take) of a jam session with albino ghost monkey & sir.vixx from dec 26th 2008, using 2 (maybe 3) copies of nanoloop 2.3 & one copy of 1.3.. no one was even remotely sober
and another live set with calbee, this one was mostly a long weird version of my track "subspace" off the "bitches" split... performed live sept. 19th, 2008
not sure, havent got one anymore just the full backup files which were .esx files... might just contact him and make the suggestion
wish that supported esx save info, still a damn nice piece of software
yoyz2k wrote:I like the short "help" for each command in lsdj.
It's really short but it give all you need.The same could be done on piggy without big cost.
It help beginners to begin and it help me to remember.Yeah, sometimes you're not around a wiki and want to use the LEGA command more precisely. Brief explanations would be a great improvement.
in the meantime, print yourself one of these and put it in your wallet
http://gorehole.org/dinoaids/007/dinoai … -guide.pdf
reverse playback as an option on the instrument screen and via command
Bit wish wrote:Once we were robots
That was already posted 3 times
and wasnt even funny to begin with
you can sample loops and run them in piggy too, really easy to do
maybe theyre just used to the kind of forums where it takes a week or more to get useful answers
nah, theyre taken..
well, you asked why someone might, and we gave some good solid reasons, only one of which you addressed by saying to use two copies of lsdj
plus, piggy lets you add filters, have morre channels, add distortion
this should have been posted in "nintendo handhelds"
hahaha, nice
also, if its nanoloop you want, nanoloop one sells for 29 euros...
i'd probably go with whichever feels more comfortable to you, the gbc or gba sp (though the sp will need a headphone adapter, somewhat annoying but makes up for it with the lit screen)
Everyone knows that the true mark of a pro is the gold connector. It makes everything sound so much more, golder.
did you work at best buy in the past too?
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