849 Reply by e.s.c.

(13 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

you should check out http://www.hexawe.net/ and grab some data to check out, can speed up the learning process

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850 Reply by e.s.c.

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not sure it requires it, but that method definitely works

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851 Reply by e.s.c.

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oh, you have to make the project first.. before doing anything really in the new blank project, save & exit. then you drop the sf2 into the sample folder for the project. next time you load the project, the sf2 should fill the first 1-x instruments with its instruments
would be nice if we could just import them like samples from the samplelib, but this works too

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852 Reply by e.s.c.

(15 replies, posted in General Discussion)

very true

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853 Reply by e.s.c.

(13 replies, posted in Other Vintage Computers & Consoles)

oh, there's also pspseq.. havent really messed with it yet

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854 Reply by e.s.c.

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lgpt (piggy tracker) .. http://gorehole.org/lgptWiki/doku.php
it's basically like lsdj, just with 8 channels and it uses samples and soundfont files instead..
you can run lsdj on psp also, through an emulator.. rin is supposed to be a pretty good one

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855 Reply by e.s.c.

(11 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

no, you wouldn't
just use 44 kHz like normal

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856 Reply by e.s.c.

(81 replies, posted in General Discussion)

wow, thats pretty bad

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857 Reply by e.s.c.

(46 replies, posted in General Discussion)

yeah, i mean just dont upload random edm done in ableton without chip vsts/samples or anything weird like that..

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858 Reply by e.s.c.

(13 replies, posted in Releases)

this is kind of awesome. i love porters, only wish shipping were practical
doing it as download codes on the labels? smile

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859 Reply by e.s.c.

(46 replies, posted in General Discussion)

and it is a loose blanket term really at this point.. sample based trackers, circuit bent gear, pure hardware chips, chipsounds vst all sort of overlap.. its more about a lo-fi/lo-tech aesthetic rather than a genre, really

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860 Reply by e.s.c.

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you can make it sound pretty much identical, piggy has built in bit-reduction/bit-crushing along with distortion

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861 Reply by e.s.c.

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true, just still was pretty messed up... especially when he tried to explain how it was totally different because he changed a note at the end

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862 Reply by e.s.c.

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yeah.. i mostly use piggy now (well entirely for d_strct), so does starpause, plus bleo, xc3n, matt nida, etc and no one considers any of us to be somehow less a part of the scene (even if some of my stuff isn't really that "chip" sounding since i'll use longer samples, guitar riffs, etc, but neither is a lot of amiga stuff that i like either)

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863 Reply by e.s.c.

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thats not what this conversation was about to begin with.. its about difference between covers and remixes and the legality of uploading either to bandcamp

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864 Reply by e.s.c.

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oh yeah, google found this in seconds
http://edmhero.com/how-to-publish-your- … legal-way/

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