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I wish it wasn't the case and I did contact the FCEUX authors months ago to let them know what they need to do to support the 32KB battery RAM configuration (that Pulsar and PR8 uses) but as far as I know it hasn't been changed. Anyone who would like to see support in other emulators could help by contacting the authors of those programs and letting them know. Also if anyone is friends/acquainted  with any of these authors, a friendly word might help.

AUTHORTIP - not necessarily. If you use a short Gate time on the instrument the echo will work. By default the Gate Time on instruments is set to 00 so the note will be held until the next note, leaving no gap for the echo to work.

You're on the right lines though

Doh....the clue's in the filename eh?

Funny you mention Galway because that's exactly what I thought at the very first upwards pitch slide. And plenty of very Galway-esque arpeggios and bends all the way through.

Anyway, fantastic stuff.

Here's a crude recording of it (not sure why it glitches at the end);

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5493868/ReasonKeygen.mp3

Dead? Far from it!

I'd also like to just add some rationale behind the B-as-navigation-key approach.

The fundamental issue is that a NES controller is 3cm wider than a Gameboy and it's also ergonomically different because of the shape. One key point is that on the Gameboy, with the unit in a 'normal' position in your hand, it's pretty easy for most people to reach over with their right thumb to hold down SELECT. If you try to do that on a NES controller, it becomes awkward and most people I tested it with (granted, not people that use LSDJ), they tended to have to shift the controller in their hand to make a navigation move using SELECT.

With B, the key is right there under your thumb and anyone can comfortably perform the move. My approach, therefore, was to make all the most commonly used functions as comfortable as possible (OK, it doesn't always work) using just your two thumbs, without having to move your hands from the 'standard' position or end up having to grip the control in one hand and use your fingers on the buttons.