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do it, man. whats a ghost snare? how is it made? am i gonna have to learn about the ghost channel to do it?

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Update: I sent it off to an expert (12ianma). it no longer crashes, has glowing silicone buttons, and now i have the option of turning off the variable clock. It seems he put a new speaker in it as well! This is now the coolest dmg in the entire world.

http://bitcrusher.free.fr/NES_MODIFICAT … HER_UK.pdf

look up the bass mod. it sounds professional

I think all nanoloops are works of art. some things are different in each release. 1.0 was what captured me. 2.6 is really neat because of the ability to randomize a loop (I really got a feel of the distinct essence of each scale this way).
The need our brains have for archiving plays in to the novelty or gimmick of a melody that is catchy. When there is no true set sequence there is nothing really to expect or even grasp. Not having note names forces you to count intervals or just experiment without the fuss of theory.
Releases which do show the note are good in another way. I entered some of the notes from bela bartok's microkosmos this way. nothing is funner than hungarian waltz through a kaoss pad!

does this contraption change the line signal in any way?