Toons from various consoles.
The 117th release from underground Amiga legends Up Rough is a top-quality Gameboy Advance musicdisk featuring a bleeding-edge AHX/Hively player port and an astonishing array of dancing teddies.
Code by Flubba, graphics by Spot, intromusic by Qwan, and tracks by Pink, Mortimer Twang, Geir Tjelta, Syphus and shitloads of others – lots of classic AHX favourites from over the last 14 years to enjoy on your GBA/DS/emulator.
DigiBooster Pro was a quite popular tracker for the Amiga in the 90s. Stuck at version 2 something, APC & TCP, a german publisher of Amiga software, is working to deliver an update to this powerful tracker. Currently on internal Alpha #17th, and with a planned demo release in 3-4 months, we had a sneak-peak at this interesting new software.
Looking like a FastTracker 2 sort-of-thing, the features list seems promising, juicy and, judging from the minimum requirementes, this will run in a stock A1200, which is cool. Want to try how the old version felt like? You can download the full version 1.7 and demo versions of the latest and previous releases at the Digibooster webpage.
This is the complete list of features planned so far: (more…)
I have played with the software and the regular Jose carts for a while, and this is nice and handy if you only plan to use one cart.
Details:
Price: $75 + 4% Paypal Fee
Free Shipping International
Free First-Class Mail Domestic
$2 USB Mini-B Cable
The main feature of this cartridge is a built-in USB programmer. With this extra circuitry an external “transferer” is not required. Using custom software reading and writing new ROMs and SAVs could never have been easier. With Windows and Linux compatibility and OSX software soon to be released, this is the most versitile back up solution for Game Boy musicians and developers to have ever been produced.
To purchase, please visit the link below.
https://web.archive.org/web/20130514073955/http://gameboydev.org/?page_id=3
or from Kitsch-Bent
http://kitsch-bent.embarqspace.com/#/us … 4532597220
OSX support is planned within the next few weeks. You may use Parallels in the meantime. Ships with Linux and Windows versions.
This cartridge uses custom software. It is not drag and drop.
20 are available from Kitsch-Bent. 70 are available from GameboyDev.org (Bleepbloop). More will be available mid-February.
I’m sorry if I haven’t responded to anyones emails. I have been sick the past few days. I will try my best to respond to everyone tomorrow.
All pre-orders will ship Tuesday.
USB Cartridge Programmers or “Transferers” will be available Mid-February.
[Update]
Free First-Class International Shipping!
Will work with Mega Memory Cartridge.
Another “high concept” comp from the gents at 8BC, this time focusing on non4/4 time signatures. More info:
Took 2 days and 1.5 hours longer than I wanted, but it’s here! A big thanks to everyone who participated!!
All of these tracks are either in time signatures that are not commonly used or use commonly used time signatures layered with others. An interesting thing to do when most trackers try to force you into straight 4/4. ^_^
Lots of cool artists on this, so worth a checkout.
Version 0.2.9 is out.
New in this version
– New effects Q, R (pitch slide), A (volume slide)
– Fixed a tempo bug in the tracker
– VRC6 support added
– Improved the song editor
– Added options to disable follow mode when playing and customizable row highlighting
– Added clear patterns command
– Wave file export
– Added .NES file exporting
– Improved hardware sweep commands in the tracker again
– Fixed a bug where NSFs would fail if there was deleted instruments in the file
– Fixed a problem with NSF bankswitching
– Fixed some problems with note delay command in tracker and NSF
thx B00daW