PSPRhythm
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- Jayonnaise

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Anyone use it? Anyone make beats on it? Just wondering. I've been working on a few, but then I always feel like my beats sound like shit, so I start over, and on top of that, I always use it with my headphones on, making it a little hard to tolerate all the different noises.
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Please man, put it in the apropiate sub category or something, i dont know wtf your talking about, dont know if to fucking ban you, with your 4 useless posts or move it somewhere for a serious discussion.
Help me out here.
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- Silent Frog

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I've heard a few alright tunes made on it but if you were actually going to use it seriously to make a track, it doesn't seem worth the bother. The gameboy has that retro sound but without that, it seems a bit pointless. Having said that, having a reasonably competent, fully portable piece of music software would be fun.
Silent Frog wrote:I've heard a few alright tunes made on it but if you were actually going to use it seriously to make a track, it doesn't seem worth the bother. The gameboy has that retro sound but without that, it seems a bit pointless. Having said that, having a reasonably competent, fully portable piece of music software would be fun.
Something like this?
http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/12/korg-ds-10-synth-turns-nintendo-ds-into-instrument-of-awesomenes/
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rtificial wrote:Silent Frog wrote:I've heard a few alright tunes made on it but if you were actually going to use it seriously to make a track, it doesn't seem worth the bother. The gameboy has that retro sound but without that, it seems a bit pointless. Having said that, having a reasonably competent, fully portable piece of music software would be fun.
Something like this?
http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/12/korg-ds-10-synth-turns-nintendo-ds-into-instrument-of-awesomenes/
Something very much like that, yes. Having said that, I do very much enjoy my Kaossilator.
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