Looks like the nanoloop website has gotten an update, along a new ROM demo for download. Specs include:
- sequencer
- 4 channels, 5 voices
- wave form editor
- 15 banks of flash memory
- song editor
- MIDI sync
- data exchange, backup
Grab it here
The Winter II Records com is out and its a doozy. It features the following tracks:
01 Disasterpeace – Bird Season
02 ok ikumi – white plains 96
03 The J. Arthur Keenes Band – Stoic
04 Fighter X – Winter Death
05 Evil Wezil – Icebreaker
06 Zan-zan-zawa-veia – Khei-moni
07 Animal Style – Ancient Accumulator
08 µB – ice flower
09 iqtu – ice palace dub
10 Derris-Kharlan – Shiva
11 temp sound solutions – the last of all that lasts
12 failotron – hullamzoret
13 oxygenstar – the lazy gnome
On top of that is news of two hot commercial releases:
Blast off into Spamtron’s world of fast-paced robot action with Never Say Die!, an eighteen-track thrill ride full of spammy wonderment! Experience tracks never before heard in one beautifully presented package. Spamtron takes chip music to the next level. No n00bs!
Mommy Was An Asteroid – Morphballs 3″CD-R
wots space-punk speeding thru space to do? …the only musical instrument afforded in such tight quarters is the beloved 21st century gameboy micro of course, so have gameboy will travel and hear ye my musical love-poem to a broad 8n a spacesuit called Samus!
The sample/midi tracker based on the LittlesoundDJ interface has hit version 1.1. Aside from the quick and robust PSP port, there are a number of new features, like tap tempo, and a screen map.
Grab it here
And then head over and get invovled in the PSPSEQ vs. LGPT Compo starting over at 8BC.
If you need help, there are brand new TOOTS for your check out.
LittleGPTracker Tutorial Pt.1 – Basics from Marc Nostromo on Vimeo.
Following his release for Kittenrock, “this new EP has come out as a (comparatively) luxurious jewel-case 3” mini-CD, and IS NOW AVAILABLE AT RETINASCAN!!!!.
Tracklisting:
1. SPC Beatbox
2. Club For Broken Hearted Robots
3. Manor De Sex
4. Paradise
5. Firing Speed Rainbows
”Needless to say this will rock your next party if you decide to own this.” – Store @ Retinascan
Steve’s second EP and the debut release for S18 Records, ‘Firing Speed Rainbows’ continues from where his debut release for Kittenrock left off – taking the sound of cheap technology from the mid-90s and creating melodic electro with it. ‘SPC Beatbox’ turns drum sounds from the SNES into a body-popping beat, over which FM synths duel for surpremacy, while ‘Manor De Sex’ is a sleazy funk machine. The journey ends with the title track, fuelled by majestic synth strings and packed with soaring solos. Essentially, ‘Firing Speed Rainbows’ is the result of a tantalizing new approach to lo-fi music.
This will allow you to track on your OSX crippled machine.