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https://aquellex.ws/goodies/tutorial/ga … omparison/
While still a work in progress, I wanted to take care of the units that were missing from the Herbert Weixelbaum page.
There's still a lot of missing units that I'd love to cover, but with finals in the way, and with DEFENSE MECHANISM (urbster1) being busy as well, we'll only get to work on this during one of our weekends.
We aim to have this page really polished by this Christmas, or so I hope. 
go right ahead! will probably ping you on twitter from this point on whenever I update my onedrive haha
https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21A … D4E7D15214 some new stuff (haven't bothered to make previews just yet l0l)
shameless plug https://soundcloud.com/aquellex
also YZYX (tracks 6-13)
To edit colour schemes, you will need:
BGB (to use its VRAM viewer and edit colour palettes in realtime, though the colours won't be saved unless you edit the actual values in the ROM itself with...)
-...a hex editor (HxD is recommended)
First, I would recommend switching on "GBC LCD colors" in BGB via Options (F11) > Graphics, especially if you plan to use your colour schemes on hardware.
Here are the address offsets for the following colour palettes:
AMI: 0x40EC
CRT: 0x4114
CUTE: 0x413C
GRAY: 0x4164
RED: 0x418C
RGB: 0x41B4
Here is a screenshot that corresponds to what values you will be editing in BGB's VRAM viewer (only focus on BG0, BG1, BG2, BG3 & BG4--ignore everything else):
Also, take note that the bytes are swapped. If you forget to swap them when editing the ROM's values, you'll end up with a different colour!
To change the name of the colour schemes, just search for the respective name you want to change in text-string form.
The HTML to 15-bit colour converter in conjunction with Instant Eyedropper (or any kind of colour picker that supports returning values in HTML) may help as well. Unfortunately, it doesn't give you the seperate RGB values, so this is best used with editing the ROM directly and restarting BGB to get results :v
As for fonts, dawsx has already covered that, but the location addresses for the fonts changed in 4.8.0 and upwards (hence why a lot of the fonts on that thread end up glitching LSDJ4.8+). I would also prefer using yy-chr over Tile Layer Pro for editing the tiles if you wish to delve into font hacking as well 
Bit late to the party, but anything on my SoundCloud is fair game. http://2a03.free.fr/?p=pub&dir=aquellex
The frontlight isn't really that bad for the GBC--you can still use it in broad daylight too, so that's a nice plus. Though I only have AGS-001 modded GBCs and not the Kitsch+LOCA variants...
Also, pay attention to the CPU revision of the GBC (if you're planning to go for that path) and make sure it's a -04 or -05. I've had nasty experiences with other revisions (-02 kept killing notes that used P and V commands).
lowercase
4:40 for LSDJ work
~6:30 for non-LSDJ work (except all my non-LSDJ work is garbage l0l)
http://2a03.free.fr/?p=pub&dir=aquellex go wild
the ones that are raw .lsdsngs do not require any extra kit patching, but the zipped ones do
I can attempt something :twisted:
Hardware. It's fun to be able to compose virtually anywhere I go. I can also get by using BGB with a custom keyboard scheme that's closer to the DMG/CGB (W,A,S,D,C,V,G,H), but I only use BGB just to analyse other people's .lsdsngs and recording my own LSDj content for my YouTube channel.
working on a magnum opus on 1xLSDJ
ey, just gonna wrap up what I have, trying to extend the track another min isn't really effective atm so have a blast with the first 2 minutes mmuhahaahahahahaha
edit: sent
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