97 Reply by Decktonic

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

databending was never cool tho

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98 Reply by Decktonic

(6 replies, posted in Releases)

this was a real treat! thanks!

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99 Reply by Decktonic

(9 replies, posted in General Discussion)

man, I was hoping to attend SXSW but things just didn't work out... I will make sure to get in touch with you guys if I have plans to be in Austin another day!

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100 Reply by Decktonic

(4 replies, posted in Releases)

Jake Allison wrote:

Dang dude, the ones I had not heard came out awesome! *high five*

* raises hand, high five connects, a sharp snap is heard followed by a low rumble as the shock wave spreads around the globe *

yeah there's tons of cool stuff in there, hopefully people will give it a listen and reply to this thread with their favorites? who knows...

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101 Topic by Decktonic

(4 replies, posted in Releases)

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Nanoloop for iOS/Android has a lot of cool features, but by far the coolest is the "track send" feature. With one tap, you can e-mail a track to another Nanoloop user as raw data and they can import it and remix it just as easily. This is how my first collaboration came about; Jake Allison asked if I wanted to collaborate on a track and in the end we had "Z-Saber." Eventually he suggested I organize a remix EP with all the Nanoloop musicians we could gather and what you have here is the fruits of our collective labor. 12 remixes from 11 different musicians, from all corners of the globe, across a diverse spectrum of styles. I can safely say there's something in here for everyone. Well, everyone that likes music.

Includes remixes from: Nic B // UncleBibby // tozo // Strong Suit // Jake Allison // bollocks office // Holy Negative 0 // sylcmyk // A. Campbell Payne // Forrest James // the ghost servant

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102 Reply by Decktonic

(6 replies, posted in Releases)

Finally I can download Pachinko Devil! I am going to pretend this is an early Valentine's Day present from you to me heart

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103 Reply by Decktonic

(48 replies, posted in General Discussion)

whatever DAW you use, go to Sounds to Sample and buy a bunch of Electro House samples packs.

You'll have drum loops, basslines, melodies and a bunch of cool FX.

Then you will realize that you don't need to know a lick of music theory or possess any real talent to make electro house. You just need enough $$$ for the right samples smile

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104 Reply by Decktonic

(20 replies, posted in Past Events)

Snow storm is long over, NYC is looking good!!!

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105 Reply by Decktonic

(126 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Teh D3th St4r wrote:

I'm re-upping all of my images to imgur right now.
Then I'm going to go through all of my posts and replace all of the images.
THEN I'm gonna go delete my photobucket account... I'm hella tired of that shit... flickr too.

I'll also post the few things I had time to work on today.

you may suffer from obsessive compulsive behavior...

not that suffering is a bad thing...

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106 Reply by Decktonic

(213 replies, posted in General Discussion)

y'all are posting in a troll thread.

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107 Reply by Decktonic

(71 replies, posted in General Discussion)

THIS THREAD - TIME TO MOVE ON?

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108 Reply by Decktonic

(71 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Downstate wrote:

pop tarts or fruit loops ?

don't open that can of worms around here dude

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109 Reply by Decktonic

(10 replies, posted in Past Events)

i'm so excited for this show!!!

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110 Reply by Decktonic

(73 replies, posted in Releases)

PlainFlavored wrote:

How do you guys not get tired

we have shitty taste and we're easily impressed.

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111 Reply by Decktonic

(71 replies, posted in General Discussion)

So this isn't the first time I've heard this discussion and to be honest, I don't really know what to make of it. The platforms I use involve limited software on fully capable hardware, so basically my chipmusic is entirely defined by the software, not the hardware. But then some people would say that everything I make is either fakebit or not chip at all because it's not coming out of a gameboy or NES. And sometimes I don't call my work "chipmusic," I just call it "micromusic" because I'm working with a limited set of channels.

So my question is this: if person A uses a fully capable hardware device (like a modern computer or iPad) but makes music that sounds like classic gameboy tunes (either via samples, emulators or just clever synthesis) and person B uses a limited hardware device with a soundchip (like a NES or gameboy or c64) but somehow manages to push the limits to the point that it sounds like "modern music," would you say that person A is making chip music and person B is not? Would person A's music be more "chip"?

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112 Reply by Decktonic

(126 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Teh D3th St4r wrote:
Downstate wrote:

call me a pesimist but i have a feeling you're never gonna make any music with this thing.  I mean, It seems alot of work to build all this if you haven't even begun making chiptooonz yet : P

Yup, you're a pessimist.

Don't be such a Debbie Downer, m'kay?

his name is Downstate! if he stopped being a downer he would have to change his name =/

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