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we may not need synths and drum machines much longer.
check this out.
http://www.aqi.co.jp/product/ds10/
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Way cooler than Mario Bros!
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very cool
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yeah was announced a while back.
don't know if wel will see a release outside of japan but sure there will be downloads up within a few hours of the relase anyway.

i would like to see how it's sequencer is used. i would honestly bust that thing live if it was dope.
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That looks fun. They have stuff like this for the psp too.
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DR.Sample303 wrote:That looks fun. They have stuff like this for the psp too.


for the psp, its true, but the 'official' software (uh...traxxpad? i think) it pretty lumpy. the interface is crazy tough to work with (i've found, i have it at home). i've seen other stuff that's 'homebrew' for the psp that loox better.

but i think of the DS a little like the kaossilator, you know?
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nintendo gameboys have always been ellza dope for 8bit loops.
i say one dude rock 2 gameboys (with nanoloop i think but im not sure) a mixer, kaos pad3 and FX pedals live on stage.!!

rocked the house for a 20 minute set and the place was going wild.
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i was checking on some the homebrew and it's pretty cool. what i don't understand is how do you keep those programs on your ds or a cartridge when the pc isn't on? also does this go hand in hand with making the ds wifi with that secret button?
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I'm not sure if I know exactly what you guys are talking about, but I know that there's some illegal cartridge you can buy that fits into the Gameboy Advance slot, and allows you to essentially have Windows on the DS. I see lots of kids with them, they usually use them to load up 1000s of old ROMs from the 80s and 90s and then play them with MAME. (Gamer geek babble, I know, essentially it lets you play old video games through an emulation program)
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Huph wrote:I'm not sure if I know exactly what you guys are talking about, but I know that there's some illegal cartridge you can buy that fits into the Gameboy Advance slot, and allows you to essentially have Windows on the DS. I see lots of kids with them, they usually use them to load up 1000s of old ROMs from the 80s and 90s and then play them with MAME. (Gamer geek babble, I know, essentially it lets you play old video games through an emulation program)


You can get ones for the DS slot now as well

popular brands:

R4,
supercard.

google is your friend - ebay will ban people trying to sell them, but there are plenty of online sites you cna buy them from



DS-10 is one of those absolutely amazing developments I can't quite believe will make it to commercial release.. Especially if it has the wifi syncing. . . .2 DS's plus a DJ mixer and you're in bizness

Of course its not going to replace other gear for quality of sound, but it will be great fun and probably at least usable in low-fi production
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Lo-fi.
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Yeah I seen this before. Can't wait to get my hands on one. I think that shit would be tight as hell playing with on my Ds.
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jspliffs your icon is like a conundrum: games or women HMmmm....

i can't wait. i was playing around with electroplankton the other night and i tinks it's just too limited. if i'm right then ds-10 well be a real leap forward.
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Definitely. I think Electroplankton was meant more for tripped out entertainment then actual music making. Although it can be a powerful tool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh0VX74a ... re=related
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i just realized something; you can record loops on this :shock:
does anybody know how to record to the fish. i was wondering what that was and then i saw this
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGcLuXqxu_U&feature=related
do ijust select and hold the a button?
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