545 Reply by Timbob

(26 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

You can use a 2mhz crystal and the gameboy will run almost half as slow.

But the problem is that your songs will sound out of tune. Since the gameboy uses the clock speed to determine the pitch.

For example. A C4 note at half speed will be a C3
The problem with a 2 MHz clock is that a C4 will be just a little lower then a C3 that way.

Which could be interesting tho big_smile
And you can fine tune instruments in lsdj, but that's a lot of workaround.

So in short. Yes a 2mhz crystal will work, but your gameboy will be out of tune.

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546 Reply by Timbob

(24 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I made apeshits rom. smile
Just a static picture of his logo.

We had a whole discussion about it here.
It's quite easy once you know how to use it.

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547 Reply by Timbob

(43 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

8bitDAD wrote:

I've seen videos (timbob?) of video out from super gameboy to the DMG's LCD, and I believe another video showing the LCD PCB of the DMG outputting video to a MGB screen.

What I did with the super gameboy is technically not video out.
As seen here: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/9096/ … cd-screen/

Since the SGB is already a gameboy I just had to connect a screen to it. (Same goes for the mgb basically)
To get a real video out you'd have to translate the data to something a tv or LCD can understand.
But kitsch is already working on it so it seems wink

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548 Reply by Timbob

(20 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

kitsch wrote:
Timbob wrote:

(Don't ask me how I know, and why this is relevant..)

i'm asking.....

It was sort of a phase I went through...

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549 Reply by Timbob

(20 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

wow.. where to begin..

awesome 90's video montage big_smile gives me a headache tho..

That play it Loud shirt is awesome... Imma make one myself

the background music at about 3:55 is also used in this video:


(Don't ask me how I know, and why this is relevant..)

the killer instinct tease at the end is cool to big_smile

and the prototype board looks awesome.
So much megs!

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550 Reply by Timbob

(28 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

You ask too many questions.

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551 Reply by Timbob

(28 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Max Volume Baby! yeah!

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552 Reply by Timbob

(28 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Bit wish wrote:

You need at least 3 hook up wires right? Whats post and pre pot? Does it matter if i have a prosound mod already installed?

You can install as many pro-sounds as you want. I wouldn't use them all at the same time tho.
you could install RCA and jackplug in one gameboy for example.

and post and pre pot is just as it says. before or after the volume pot.

if you install post pot, you can use the volume slider to control the prosound. see the pic i posted a few posts above.

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553 Reply by Timbob

(28 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

It's both prosound. Pre and post pot. The idea of prosound is to skip the headphone amplifier. Most people do pre-pot because the old pot can sometimes be a bit crunchy and its easier to controll the volume with a mixer anyway.

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554 Reply by Timbob

(5 replies, posted in Motion Graphics)

^_^
it's an awesome video.
and you can see me running the merch table at 1:30 big_smile

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555 Reply by Timbob

(28 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)


Will this help?

Or do you mean on the plugs itself?
If so: one plug gets right and ground. The other gets left and ground.

The ground is supposed to be connected to the outer ring. Left or right to the center.

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556 Reply by Timbob

(8 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

What i usually did, was move the power converter to the right of the gameboy (where your speaker is/was)
And place the 1/4 on the left.

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557 Reply by Timbob

(32 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)


Sounds cool indeed.

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558 Reply by Timbob

(1,206 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Vex wrote:
Timbob wrote:

that's awesome and hilarious big_smile

Whats funny? O_o lol

I don't know.. It just is.

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559 Reply by Timbob

(1,206 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

that's awesome and hilarious big_smile

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560 Reply by Timbob

(7 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

At the moment, it only works with an arduinoboy. Although theoretically, it could work with an NL-usb-midi adaptor. Since the nl adaptor just transfers the raw link port data, it's up to the program to interpreted it. If someone would write a program that could read the data from lsdj-midi out, it could well work

Also, if someone would write a program to use the NL adaptor for the gameboy camera to transfer pics....

just speculating here..

paging nitro! tongue

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