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walter b. gentle wrote:Subway Sonicbeat wrote:If you don't mind using a DAW like ableton, go for it right now. I love piggy, but it depends if you want to make music on the go.
im still trying to turn people onto sunvox, its currently the only "real" tracker that has an ios and android port for your on the go needs. i personally love it, you can go straight samples or use its awesome synths to generate any chippy sounds you need.
I'd love to get it for my Android tablet. It's cool that they made Sunvox an app.
Downstate wrote:no i meant its funny that we turned your thread into mild drama before you'd even had a chance to check back. i would suggest using ablteon live over lgpt. for the simple reason, you could record your full song parts or loops direct from the gameboy instead of sampling your LSDJ sounds as one shots and making the stuff on LGPT...... that way in ableton you have tonnes of possibilitys to add drums, extra synths, vst's or whatever. it all depends how much you want to balance the chip sounds and other electronic sounds..... thats just my preference. but i also use lgpt when im out and about because i prefer it to lsdj thesedays. I can add any samples I want, easy to have all the sine's tri's pules's and shit that your heart desires as well as lots of nice drum sounds....and eight channels. hmmm - i guess in conclusion id say both options are pretty fucking awesome.
I agree that Ableton looks great, I'm just concerned with the cost. I'm willing to pay up to $150. Live intro on the Ableton site is $74 but to get the standard Live 8 it's $337. Would you recommend intro? How many limitations would I have? Is there another site I could go to in order to get a better deal?
Downstate wrote:funny that OP doesnt even chk back to his own thread haha
Sorry I didn't respond right away. I thought it'd be best to give the form time to develop.
Kris k wrote:Maybe try Piggy Tracker- if you know LSDJ already it's not too hard and you can always sample your LSDJ stuff and import it as samples into Piggy.
Looks pretty cool. I may do just that.
e.s.c. wrote:maybe theyre just used to the kind of forums where it takes a week or more to get useful answers
Pretty much.
So I have been making music on my lsdj for about a month or two and have learned to make some decent songs. But as an ambitious artist I want to start adding other components of sound and music to the songs I make which are not limited to the sounds my old gameboy can produce. I want to add an electro dance sound to my music so it has more layers and isn't so limited. Unfortunately I'm new to electronic music in general and didn't know if I should just go with some downloadable software (which seems to be common with chip tune artists) or if there was a way I could make my songs from scratch like I already do on the lsdj.
wailord wrote:escsape teh fate
i set my friends on fire
bring me teh horizon\
blessthefall
horse the bans
Rock and roll : }
Aren't they post-hardcore though?
Okay dude don't waste your money on a $60 flash go here http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/usb-64m-smart-card
to get your flash, they'll even put LSDJ on there for you after you purchase the software from http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/
As for the gameboy. Get a GBC. Trust me you'll want to be able to plug headphones/speakers into your handheld device.
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