Four more covers of french pop songs for your listening pleasure. This time around, n00bstar covers the very kitsch-est of kitsch by going full-on 80s. We're sorry for that awful album art.

(it's a copy of the bandcamp sales blurb...i'm not in the habit of talking about myself in the third person lol)

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1.n00bstar - Désenchantée 04:59
2.n00bstar - Ella elle l'a 03:21
3.n00bstar - Voyage voyage 04:46
4.n00bstar - Soleil d'hiver 04:04


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Golden_brown 4 life.

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(7 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

my.Explosion wrote:

Reminds me of a particularly awesome candy we got here in Sweden

Last time a scandinavian offered me "a particularly awesome candy" I ended up with a fucking dundersalt in my mouth. That was 4 years ago and I still can't taste or smell anything.

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(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

The live computer sex flyer should be the only image ever used to promote chiptune stuff. Ever.

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(617 replies, posted in Releases)

Coming this monday! Les Grandes Couvertes Volume Deux. More cheezy covers of French pop songs for y'all big_smile

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(39 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Teach a man to fish and you'll feed him. Turn the man into a fish and.... I don't know where I'm going with this. I just wanted to hop on that bandwagon.

Also.. a buyer cannot just say "dude that shit isn't like advertised" and have Paypal go beat up the sellers with an aluminium bat. I had to make a Paypal claim once for an item that simply did not function at all, and I had to give them a TON of proof that I did my best to contact the customer support and didn't get any help from them, emails, forum posts, etc etc. It took two weeks of constant communication between all three parties before Paypal sided with me on this. For low amounts of money, you have a good chance of filing a claim and winning, but when an item is worth a non negligible amount of money it's really not that easy. Every escrow service works the same and none of them is less trustworthy than another. Same applies for credit cards. You can charge back a purchase if you're not happy with the product and didn't any satisfaction through customer support. It negatively affects the seller and they can even lose the privilege to accept credit if they get too many chargebacks. But again, these things need to be proven.

Also.. should we move this conversastion to the klystrack forum entirely? I always feel like we're borrowing CMO for something the LSDJ crowd doesn't give a shit about smile

Maybe it's because they can only test it at work?

Also... the mouse and the interface don't sync anymore. The cursor (graphic) is "synced" with where the cursor is (where the app thinks it is) at the top left corner, but the more you go down or right, the larger the desync between the two. To hit Exit from the main menu, the mouse has to be more than halfway down the screen. Most likely SDL too.

The black screen issue is very low priority IMO. I mean, we can work around it very easily so don't lose sleep over it. There are other issues that are higher priority since they affect either the sound or the workflow (although these are also very low priority in the grand scheme of things. they can be worked around easily)

1- Oscillator + Wave + Filter = Cracking noise from hell if the volume is set too high (usually starts around 80). This has been the case since you fixed the problem with super low wavetable volume. I don't know if it should be fixed though...  Fixing this will mean yet another moment when older songs will not be played as they were originally composed. I know you shouldn't stop progress for the sake of backwards compatibility, but yknow.. just be careful how you fix this one if you get around to it? tongue

2- Going in and out of the application to multitask sometimes "locks" the editing cursor in the sequence editor. If you press Enter to bring it back down into the patterns, it goes down and then right back up into the sequencer. You basically can't leave the sequence editor until you press ESC and cancel whatever pop up that provoked. Haven't found solid repro steps yet, but it definitely has to do with leaving the app and returning to it. It's annoying as balls when it happens, but it seems to have very specific conditions for it to happen since it doesn't naturally happen very often. If you really want to, I can investigate properly and find you a repro for it.



And while I'm here trying to find stuff to nitpick about:

1- The E.Start parameter in the FM section should probably be where the ATK is, and take ATK and SUS down a row. Just for clarity's sake.

2- Press ESC when there has not been any changes made since the last save shouldn't auto-quit the app without a little "you sure bro?" popup.

3- Would be cool if those little buttons in the FX section's delay could be locked on the tempo. Yknow like when you adjust ms (or ticks) on a delay tap, you get this button that approximates how many pattern rows that is? And if you click on it, it will set the ms/tick value to exactly what's needed? If you change your song's tempo (spd, or rate) these settings will stay as they were and won't be synced anymore. Would be cool if they changed so that whatever ms/tick setting was good for 4 rows before remains good for 4 rows with the new tempo. No idea how complicated this would be to add, but yknow.. it'd be cool to have. Did I say it would be cool? Yeah it would be cool. Cool.

4- Would be nice to be able to load and save FX units.

5- A semi-compact editing mode where the channel you're on is not compact, but the others are fully compact (just the note column)

6- Add panning commands to the volume column? FT2 had that, and it was super useful at times when you needed to pan something and still have it do other funky stuff at the same time. Right now you have to do it from the instrument itself, and sometimes that means duplicating an entire instrument just to add a panning command to it.

7- I think the option to launch klystrack in debug mode should be included in every version. Like "klystrack.exe -debug" or something. Just so you don't have to make a special version when you run into a specific weird problem that you can't repro on your side.

Still goes black when i min/max the window from the taskbar icon.

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(8 replies, posted in Trading Post)

TylerBarnes wrote:

Also inb4 'April Fools'


DAMMIT. DAMN DAMN DAMN.

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(8 replies, posted in Trading Post)

I'm not convinced Serrano is mainstream enough for the general public to understand if she meant it as a parody. Also not convinced this qualifies as parody in the first place.

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(8 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Tell your friend to come up with original ideas? Or yknow.. at least credit the original idea *somewhere* in there? With that kind of "art", the object itself is very very secondary to the concept. And she didn't come up with shit here (hah! she came up with piss! get it?)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piss_Christ

kometbomb wrote:

Knock on wood. I think the only remaining problem is that screen of blackness

Don't kid yourself. Clicking on Wavegen now crashes the application.

tongue

Seems pretty damn solid to me so far. No crash on launch / quit even if I try to make it crash on purpose. Save seems solid, even the one from song statistics, no matter if I have a complex song loaded, or nothing at all.

Maybe the midi was indeed doing something? I know it's been iffy for a long while now, and I do have a full midi setup here so... maybe?

double post from hell

I'm always on something. Right now I'm on acid AND THE WORLD IS A BUTTERFLY.

Not sure if a "save as" option is necessary since the save button doesn't automatically save and brings up a dialog box anyways. At this point if the user doesn't think of changing the title himself, there's no amount of options that will save him from doing something stupid. I just think a backup file should be made along with *any* save or overwrite.