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(34 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Fighter x used an emx-1, vid here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWZmeXjPW34 and another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0fjV9umqYM

Syncing LSDJ to a DAW and programming some drums might be something to try before investing in a drum machine.

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(3 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Your explanation is a bit confusing but I am going to guess that you did this post pot.  Your pot is probably dirty.  I had a similar issue and just redid mine pre pot and the issue went away.

Monotony
TheOneElectronic
Snesei
sp00ked
SoftReset
Barbeque
Andarugo
Hunterquin
(and anyone else from around Michigan)
Roboctopus

I've seen some of these guys already but there awesome so I would't mind seeing them again.

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(95 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Kommisar wrote:

I heard the output on psp is way better than dmg

Not sure about other emulators but the ones I tried on psp made the audio seem muffled and distorted.

Jellica wrote:

Anyone who doesn't use some sort of Nintendo device.

Check out cTrix,  He uses an atari with effects pedals (calls it the guitari) and I think he uses an amiga too.

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(7 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I would start here.  I would also recommend that you take some piano lessons or find someone local who can give you some guidance on music theory.  Once you have basics down: keys, scales, chords.  Just start practicing with composition till you get the hang of it.  Learning to compose is hard work and isn't something you will get over night.  Stick with it.  It's a wonderful skill to have.

For chip music, start basic.  Don't expect to progress quickly and instantly become an amazing chip music composer.  I would recommend starting with a system of composing that you find interesting as you will progress much quicker this way.  Some recommendations would be: LSDJ(costs money), Famitracker(free), or Deflmask(free),  Lsdj is based on the Gameboy but can run on emulators.  Famitracker is based off of the nes but runs on a pc.  Deflemask emulates multiple systems and runs on a pc.  Another way that you could do chip is with vsts on a DAW but I'm not to familiar with those.

Being 17 and living in MI sucks so hard.  Oh well, looking forward to future tours.

Just wrote this yesterday and I have already changed/added a couple of things.  The kick is a little softer, the snare is a little louder, and I added some soft 50% squarewaves to the chill parts.  I feel stuck on what to do with the wav channel though and I'm looking for ideas on things to try as I feel that there is much more potential there.  Any other CC on the song is appreciated as well.  Also, tried adding eq and reverb with a couple of vsts and I'm not sure if I like it or not yet.

https://soundcloud.com/squarebit-1/surp