1,089 Reply by Saskrotch

(30 replies, posted in Trading Post)

wait, 35 lots? a lot is like, a bunch of stuff at once. like saying "how much for the lot" when you want everything, usually a system, controllers, several games, accessories, etc. 34 of these are single items, and one is like, a 4 game bundle.

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1,090 Reply by Saskrotch

(30 replies, posted in Trading Post)

damn, this dude's gone for a year and he shows up to sell us stuff and doesn't even give a real link

that's cold

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1,091 Reply by Saskrotch

(76 replies, posted in Releases)

but i thought the future of chipmusic was posing with gameboys and making four on the floor

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1,092 Reply by Saskrotch

(6 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Alright, so I'm doing what I can at the moment. The .opm files can be opened with a text editor, they're basically MML files as far as i can tell. In the text file they show up in a different order than in VOPM. I was just figuring it out by comparing across two different laptops, and then I realized it was written at the top of the .opm:

//MiOPMdrv sound bank Paramer Ver2002.04.22

//LFO: LFRQ AMD PMD WF NFRQ
LFRQ just being FRQ in the LFO section of VOPM, and NFRQ controlling NFRQ in the PROG section.

//CH:   PAN    FL CON AMS PMS SLOT NE

This is the PROG section of VOPM. Pan seems to have no use.

CON being the algorythm used, and i'm guessing NE is noise.

I'm not sure what SLOT is a control for. It might just be whether or not an instrument shows up in VOPM, as all the usable instruments are set to 120, while all the blank ones are set to 64.

WF would be the waveform of the LFO, i'm guessing 0 = saw, 1= square, 2= tri, 3= noise

//[OPname]: AR D1R D2R    RR D1L    TL    KS MUL DT1 DT2 AMS-EN

Since each OP has it's own set of commands, I'm guessing AMS-EN is 0 for off, 1 for on. the AMS-EN shows up under the PROG section.

The reason I was so confused at first was because VOPM has the OP values in a different order. So this isn't really a fix, but if you've got a lot of time, here's a horrible way to use your OPM files with VOPM.

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1,093 Reply by Saskrotch

(20 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

and prosounding it won't make it louder for when you're writing on the go, it'll make it quieter.

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1,094 Reply by Saskrotch

(66 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

yeah that was kind of my point when i said i put it in my messenger bag with all my other shit.

YOU GUYS. WE'VE ALL SEEN THE GAMEBOY THAT SURVIVED A STRAIGHT UP BOMBING

YOU DO NOT NEED TO PROTECT IT FROM BASICALLY ANYTHING YOU OWN

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1,095 Reply by Saskrotch

(6 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

i probably should've called this thread "look at my gameboy"

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1,096 Reply by Saskrotch

(97 replies, posted in General Discussion)

TSC wrote:
Saskrotch wrote:

aw god dammit

/me throws out 1000 framed copies of the next handheld heroes release

In the event you're not being sarcastic (ha) and me not being a dick (HA) I meant a cd without cover fwiw.

no it's like in movies or tv when you see a gold record in a frame, but way smaller and not gold and I JUST THREW OUT A THOUSAND OF THEM CAUSE I'M AN IDIOT

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1,097 Reply by Saskrotch

(42 replies, posted in General Discussion)

i do uppercuts and play with knobs

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1,098 Topic by Saskrotch

(6 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

So for whatever reason, when I use VOPM for OSX in Ableton, the import button doesn't do anything. The load preset button in Ableton only accepts .fxb files. In Renoise, the import window shows up, but it either doesn't change any of the values in VOPM once an OPM is loaded, or it just crashes. Anyone have any luck with this?

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1,099 Reply by Saskrotch

(97 replies, posted in General Discussion)

TSC wrote:

Plus a framed cd looks really fucking stupid.


aw god dammit

/me throws out 1000 framed copies of the next handheld heroes release

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1,100 Reply by Saskrotch

(97 replies, posted in General Discussion)

electricloverecords wrote:
Saskrotch wrote:

cheap low quality vinyl usually means lathe cut, which means it'll basically be un-listenable once you listen to it 5-10 times.

i'll keep that in mind.  i was once told that's how "dub plates" are.  the dub plate the guy had was a chunk of material. 

i was hoping for maybe thin vinyl or even low quality sound.  by low quality i mean you wouldn't want to listen to it loud at a club but would be fun for at home.

dub plate is basically another term for lathe cut. they're actually designed to be played out in a club just to see how the crowd reacts to a single before they do a major pressing of it.

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1,101 Reply by Saskrotch

(97 replies, posted in General Discussion)

cheap low quality vinyl usually means lathe cut, which means it'll basically be un-listenable once you listen to it 5-10 times.

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1,102 Reply by Saskrotch

(66 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

i put it in a fucking messenger bag with the rest of my shit jesus christ

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1,103 Reply by Saskrotch

(11 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

i don't know much about this specific one, but a lot of companies seemed to do this kind of thing when they were being made. i've got a yellow tommy hilfiger GBC. from what I can tell companies would just put their logos on them and use them for giveaways.

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1,104 Reply by Saskrotch

(70 replies, posted in Sega)

yeah TFM was first. i didn't really hear anything about it being discontinued, but maybe he just decided it's as good as it's going to get?

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