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chiphydra wrote:

Not sure if you included it but all the 8cylinder stuff:

http://www.rhinoplex.org/8cylinder/

Yeah, I included them. He's released quite a lot!

e.s.c. wrote:

i have the onputor rom, its pretty fun...used it on songs on "BTR8" & "nintendolotry"..think i have labsound on one laptop or the other also...cant remember much about it though...

any chance of you senging one or the other my way?
or any information on it?

the search term 'onputor' brings up less than two pages of results in google!

robotboy wrote:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/46p3re

theres onputor (ver.B6) hope it works! (if not tell me and i will send to you another way)

Also, if anyones got the Ikinari Bopper rom, could they upload it, it sounds interesting

Thanks so much
I've just found a reference to Ikinari Bopper on VORC.
In reference to NerdRix:
It's simplified than the older versions called Ikinari Bopper, and is designed to be easier for beginners though scale capability is a bit narrowed.

So I'm guessing that Ikinari Bopper is a more complex version of NerdRix?

pocket music is pretty crappy
dont bother with it
it's like a really complex way to make a really bad loop in lsdj
also gameboy camera's music section is like 3 very very limited sequencers without key changes so you'll be stuck in one key the entire time. the wav editor is really cool and you can make like any shape you would like, however everything else will get way boring way quick haha

i'm interested in the Visual Impact Music System and UCBN...can't find them anywhere...but i've tried out all the others -- nerdrix, stepgirl, and electric drums are my favorites so far (excluding lsdj)

if anyone could help me out with those two roms, i'd greatly appreciate it!!

yeah, I've been using ikinari musician for live show. I have one song which have one part I rock ikinari musician. http://8bitcollective.com/music/jw86/Ma … ow+Castle/

Last edited by jw86 (March 16, 2008 10:33 am)

ok so i've noticed that on both ikinari boper and nerdrix you can only use 3 types of scales...the others dont work or it wont go down any further on the top left

Found a link to LabSound http://pa.org.free.fr/Bobby/LabSound.zip

Hope thats the right thing (GBA rom right?)

Btw, Thanks Random for the ikinari rom

Last edited by robotboy (March 16, 2008 4:22 pm)

nordloef wrote:

Paragon 5 Tracker and Boyscout are for PC. You might wanna add the older version of nanovoice aswell (sometimes called nanosynth).

Sorry, I should've specified. I've included PC software and I one or two GBA programs.
And I already listed nanosynth ;P

An awesome website of many programs for some consoles:
http://www.morganleahrecords.com/moogle … grams.html

But I can't seem to download the some roms. I has the .gz extension. Isn't that some Linux or Mac shizzle?

I only want Nerdrix though. Anyone help me on how to download it?

pixelh8's death ray

it seems like he's updating his site so its not around right now..

robotboy wrote:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/46p3re

theres onputor (ver.B6) hope it works! (if not tell me and i will send to you another way)

It doesn't work anymore. Would you mind putting it up again?

EDIT: Never mind. I got it in that link Arioch posted.

Last edited by Awol (April 11, 2008 1:29 pm)

The original Nanovoice (Nanosynth) ROM can be found here:

http://swiki.hfbk-hamburg.de:8888/MusicTechnology/132

and the new version which was released on a limited run of carts can be found here:

http://nanoloop.com/nv.html

Also people ask about Nanoloop demos:

1.2 (older version) - http://www.nanoloop.com/nl12demo.gb

1.3 - http://www.nanoloop.com/nl13d.gb

There is no demo version for 2.x yet.

disassembler wrote:

There is no demo version for 2.x yet.

actually, there is, more or less

http://www.nanoloop.com/nl.bin

rename the extension to .gba and this is the full rom for nanoloop 2.1 (or 2.2, i forget if theres any difference besides the flash ram & number of saves, neither matter in the demo rom)

Ive made a bit of music on Boyscout, is it okay to upload it on 8bitcollective?
Does it really qualify as 8 bit, i mean, technically its an Game Boy Advance emulation on PC...

Last edited by Sarofer Zertaga (August 10, 2008 9:38 am)

I played around with Paragon 5 once, I was confused with it, but I have heard some awesome stuff made with it. It is fascinating that each program can have a sort of signature sound even though it is on the same system. When I hear gameboy musix made on Paragon, it seems to have a more NES-ey feel to it.

Sarofer Zertaga wrote:

Ive made a bit of music on Boyscout, is it okay to upload it on 8bitcollective?
Does it really qualify as 8 bit, i mean, technically its an Game Boy Advance emulation on PC...

Yes  it is ok, It's 16-bit (8bitCollective.com is not just for 8-bit music!) There are loads of diffrent things people use of here. And it is a Gameboy Advance tracker, most chiptune on here is made from gameboys anyway!

Want to post some links in that first post?
I'm having trouble finding a lot of these.

White Circuit wrote:

Want to post some links in that first post?
I'm having trouble finding a lot of these.

nice i forgot i had loaded em on my R4DS cart.. 

anyway zip them with 7-zip and am hosting them if anyone want them

GB sound tools

Thank you Infradead!
I would love them all. I was interested in trying out Pounder and Muddy GB are they any good?

CCIVORY wrote:

ok so i've noticed that on both ikinari boper and nerdrix you can only use 3 types of scales...the others dont work or it wont go down any further on the top left

I know this is an old thread, but I've stumbled across Nerdrix and was messing around on my GBA emulator (soon to be getting a cartridge from kitsch with it) and was wondering why this was as well, if anyone has any insight?

you seriously need all this stuff?

nordloef wrote:

mr boss wrote:

you seriously need all this stuff?

yes, without all of this you cant even make a decent tune...

also you need a few grand worth of hardware

The MegaUpload link on the first page still works
Also, totally jealous of e.s.c. right there.

swampyboy wrote:

Ok so I haven't ever heard any music which convinced me to use gb software other than lsdj, nanoloop, and trippy h. So it would be nice if you could post a link to an interesting song made with each respective bit of software as examples, where possible

http://8bitcollective.com/music/nordloe … Editor%29/

Carillion