417 Reply by Timbob

(20 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

If you're a bit of a steady solderer, it should be doable. I used IDE cables to connect a screen to a super gameboy, worked like a charm.

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418 Reply by Timbob

(2 replies, posted in Trading Post)

I got some clear buttons that I sprayed with glow in the dark paint on the inside.

You could even add lights because they are still semi-transparent.

Also: I've got a gameboy pocket that I painted with a green to white fade on the inside, and is glow in the dark as well. It is just missing the battery clip ATM..

I did have a complete glow in the dark DMG-1,
But I sold it.

I shall add pics if you'd like.

Just have to find them wink

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419 Reply by Timbob

(4 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

You'll need a arduinoboy, and a special version of LSDJ (marked arduinoboy in the official download place. Only version 4.1 as far as I know)

And then you can send midi out.

Which is in fact a lot of fun.

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420 Reply by Timbob

(7 replies, posted in Trading Post)

oh dear, that's sexy.

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421 Reply by Timbob

(32 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Tape echo and some reverb big_smile
here and there some distortion, fun when emulating a 303 on a commodore.

Sometimes I play around with some other effects, I've got one of those Alesis AirFX, which is fun, but not really helpful.

But I really like my tape echo. The tape is quite old, and basic waveforms like square sound completely different when echo'd.

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422 Reply by Timbob

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

You do need an arduinoboy version, but it's based on 4.1

http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest … inoboy.zip

That's the one smile

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423 Reply by Timbob

(3 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I had the luck of being able to lend a transferrer, that still works. So it's something.
But other than that, still no results sad

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424 Reply by Timbob

(23 replies, posted in Past Events)

Xuriik wrote:

Would you be willing to sell physical CD's of free albums? If you can record them yourself on cheap CD's, and sell them for a dollar or so, you could make a return for your effort and help promote.

Edit: I mean, if the artist (mostly me who's interested) gives you permission, of course.

It might be easier to just give out bandcamp codes or something in that case.
Just selling cd-r looks a bit silly imho. Or I'd also have to print labels etc, and that's a bit too much. Making albums for another artist etc.

Monodeer sold little envelopes with a bandcamp download code and a sticker a few Eindbaas back, I think that's a better idea.

@Zaxxon: I'll have to think about that, I'll send you a PM in a while.

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425 Reply by Timbob

(37 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'll help you sell your stuff

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426 Reply by Timbob

(23 replies, posted in Past Events)

well, a few weeks in advance to the next eindbaas would be cool. So i can sort all the stuff and maybe make some mp3 sample player so people can listen to your tunes before buying.

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427 Reply by Timbob

(70 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I just lost my job.

So that's pretty much what I do now.

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428 Reply by Timbob

(23 replies, posted in Past Events)

So hi.
Bump!

Next Eindbaas is 5th of July. And the offer still stands! If you want your music on the merch table, get in contact with me smile

We had lots of stuff last Eindbaas, and people thought it was awesome. So that's always good.

No but seriously, if you want more exposure for your music, why not try selling it! smile

More details in OP.

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429 Reply by Timbob

(8 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Every time I go to radio shack, I feel like I payed too much.

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430 Reply by Timbob

(97 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

ForaBrokenEarth wrote:

I've got this ultra simple amp design I use a lot. I was going to build an amp into a briefcase, but I thought it'd be cooler to add a passive mixer in as well so I can have multiple inputs, so this thread's really interesting. smile

Do share. smile

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431 Reply by Timbob

(97 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

DogTag wrote:

I thought it should be 1kOhms each... weird. Have you changed R4 and R5 as well?

I just took out the whole Op-amp part. couldn't hear anything.
Now I've got 680Ohms. stil a bit soft, but acceptable i guess.

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432 Reply by Timbob

(97 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Zef wrote:
Timbob wrote:


WIP.
Well, it's something tongue
I'm now using 1K resistors. Sound is still quite soft, so I might switch to 680Ohms.
To top one still needs to be connected, I want to do a mono / stereo switch on that one.

Nice case choice! Haha, that's pretty cool.

And easy to carry with the rest of the gameboy stuff tongue

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