1 Reply by lazenbleep

(14 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

cool.  i really like nanoloop. 5 years and i'm still not bored
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2 Reply by lazenbleep

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ok, i've introduced myself over there <<<
i'm interested in what people are doing with nanoloop. i've been clocking mine with external cmos clocks, can be seen on my blog/yt.
i'd love to have variable pattern length in 1.x like you can in 2.x
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3 Reply by lazenbleep

(676 replies, posted in General Discussion)

HI. Lazenbleep, UK. DMG's, Nanoloop 1.3 +1.5.
www.youtube.com/lazenbleep
www.haha-fresh.blogspot.com
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4 Reply by lazenbleep

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it's this one;
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/irigmix/
i got mine for £50 off amazon/

+here's my YT channel
http://www.youtube.com/lazenbleep

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5 Topic by lazenbleep

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Hi, 1st post. Lazenbleep, uk, Nanoloops , 1.3 , 1.6

Just tried the iRIG portable mixer. it's for mixing between portable devices, but has a nifty feature where it can split L+R to separate double mono channels. If I hard Pan my tracks in NL, i can fade/xfade them . simple but cool. runs off 5vdc, ie usb.

i've got a bunch of gb experiments and gig footage on my blog and youtube

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