209 Reply by Alpine

(24 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I've finished my track, do we just send completed tracks in to you Xuriik?

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210 Reply by Alpine

(81 replies, posted in Trading Post)

people here can be more reasonable than people on ebay who'll likely act like they're super rare and shit. I got a slightly yellowed whiteboy case that I have yet to de-yellow for like £30
Actually, that's about $50, so maybe not the best example, but gaemboy's themselves are only like £15 tops, so you could try and find just the case or something?

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211 Reply by Alpine

(6 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

it would take a lot of programming, i mean it's possible i think. There was like a terminator cart with audio and video i think, it may have just had video though. Nitro2k01's going to be the best one to give advice, seeing as he can do things with DMGs that normal humans can't

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212 Reply by Alpine

(32 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

if I've got enough cash by the deadline, I'll make sure to get one. I've had my C64 for more than 6 months, and I have yet to write any music on it.

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213 Reply by Alpine

(28 replies, posted in General Discussion)

B, do it for fun. I think there needs to be more physical releases with NES carts though.

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214 Reply by Alpine

(3 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I like it, I think it's a pretty good idea to get some lesser known peeps some more publicity so that they might get more fans that like their stuff.

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215 Reply by Alpine

(24 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

godinpants wrote:

...it lacks a lot of command functionality.

This is the reason that myself, and probably a lot of people don't compose on it. It's great for getting an idea down quickly, but if I want to do anything with commands, I have to transfer the .xm to my PC, and do the rest in MPT.

Xuriik wrote:

Aha, I just wanted to check if it had gotten any coding love after being opensourced. It's been a while.

Maybe a compilation to draw attention to it again?

I'd be down for a nitrotracker compilation

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216 Reply by Alpine

(3 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I'd be down, I'll PM you in a bit

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217 Reply by Alpine

(39 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)

Feryl wrote:

With a J.

Source: the creator.

I, personally think that the creator is an idiot. I'm going to be stubborn, and just pronounce it "gif" because I always have done.

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218 Reply by Alpine

(19 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

herr_prof wrote:

Psp caanoo dingoo midi support was always an hardware issue, not a code issue.

Oh right, what exactly is the hardware issue? I'm not great at this kind of thing, but someone managed to control a piano through midi data sent from a PSP, so why is PSP midi with piggy not plausible?

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219 Reply by Alpine

(3 replies, posted in Releases)

it's a post, not a blog
I'm not a fan of the song, it doesn't seem very original
I don't think it's very chiptune, by any stretch of the genre.

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220 Reply by Alpine

(19 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

psp piggy midi pls

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221 Reply by Alpine

(13 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

I use a PSP 3003 so I'll go first

Pros:
Portability
PSPs are hella cheap and easy to get
Long battery life (even longer if you use a 1000 batttery)
Button config works well

Cons:
No midi
Transferring files can be a bit of a pain (can be rectified by installing a file browser, and dumping a large amount of files in a folder on it)
Uses a shitey sometimes stupidly expensive memory card format*

There may be other pros/cons I've missed, and I can't really speak for any other system because I've only ever used it on PSP and PC. However, I do think it works a lot better on PSP than on PC, it feels nicer to use imo

* I have a 4gb one that serves me fine, and isn't quite full even though I have games on it as well

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222 Reply by Alpine

(617 replies, posted in Releases)

AndrewKilpatrick wrote:


TWG014| Love Through Cannibalism - Serial Experiments Tangela 2
~16/05/14 16:16~

Mega hyped for this, which 16:16 is this, GMT?

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223 Reply by Alpine

(13 replies, posted in Collaborations)

sounds pretty interesting, loving the BBC Model B in there, not enough Acorn chip out there. I may email you something in a day or so.

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224 Reply by Alpine

(4 replies, posted in Collaborations)

This is an interesting idea, I'm down in theory

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