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i actually think i prefer digital these days. there's a few artists/bands out there that i'll buy physical copies of, but for the most part i'm happy with digital.

as for the artwork... i used to like this sort of thing myself. as time goes on though, i find that there's a lot of albums where i hate the artwork and would prefer not even having seen it. one example that always comes to mind is Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon'. i fucking hate that album cover and it somehow makes me think less of the album because of it. every time i think of that record (or any song off it) the damn album cover pops into my head. there's actually a bunch of albums that i feel this way about. it almost ruins the whole experience for me.

updated - removed sold items...

Audacity

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

made a few price adjustments and added a green RCA-modified DMG...

and you're calling him a pretentious cunt? get a life.

when i started doing it in '03/04 (?), there was nobody else in Rochester that i knew of that was even aware of 'chip music'. i worked a GameBoy with Nanoloop into a few electronic live sets that i did at the time, i'm not sure if anyone knew what to make of it or if they even noticed. i ended up just dabbling a bit after that and sort of losing interest after a while, never really pushed it.

a few guys here have since built a half-way decent scene (i think?), but i haven't met them or tried to be a part of it at all. it all seems a bit of an indie rock/chip mix though, not quite my thing. i don't know if there's any "pure" chip artists around here. either way, i'm happy to see what they've accomplished. way cool.

(someone had asked about the difference between the delay functions of the RSD-10 and the RDD-10. i'll post my response here if anyone is interested...)

... here's a bit of a rundown on how the normal delay functionality compares on both units:

RSD-10
- 2ms to 2 seconds delay time, via five delay modes (8ms, 32ms, 125ms, 500ms, 2000ms)
- fine tune control for delay time (0.25x - 1x for each mode)
- feedback control
- delay volume level control
- 1/4" and RCA mono in/out

RDD-10
- 0.4ms to 400ms delay time, via nine delay modes (1.5ms, 3ms, 6ms, 12.5ms, 25ms, 50ms, 100ms, 200ms, 400ms)
- fine tune control for delay time (0.5x - 1x for each mode)
- delay time modulation (rate and depth controls)
- feedback control
- tone control (filters out highs from delay repeats, can make it sound more like an analog delay)
- delay volume level control
- 1/4" and RCA mono input
- 1/4" and RCA mono outputs (one for dry/wet mix, and one for delay only)
- 1/4" modulation input (for foot pedal, etc)

the RSD-10 has a separate sampling function (four modes), which can sample up to two seconds and be triggered in a number of different ways. the manual for the RSD-10 can be found here:

http://manuals.fdiskc.com/flat/Boss%20R … Manual.pdf

here's some more info on both of them:

http://www.bossarea.com/other/rsd10.asp
http://www.bossarea.com/other/rdd10.asp