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so i've recently gotten back into nanoloop in all it's variations. i had put it aside for many years after my original nanoloop 1.2 cart battery died and scrambled all my files. i starting a while back with the android version, then (after getting a new phone) the iphone version. more recently i purchased the nanoloop 1.7.x cart for classic gb and this week received a 2.7.x cart for gba. i'll also more than likely purchase the nanoloop mono when it releases next month. anyways i just thought maybe some of you guys could post some of your favorite tips for nl in all of it's forms. i was a honestly quite surprised at some strange differences in features between the newest nl1 and 2 carts (namely how limted the arpeggio function seems to be on the 2 compared to 1) and also that some of my favorite features from 1.2 had been removed in 1.7 (portamento is gone but it seems like you can fake it pretty well with the pitch envelopes). i have a classic gb for recording my nl1 cart, and just picked up a micro for nl2 . wish i had read up more on the micro as it's noisy as hell even though it has decent bass output. i also have a ds lite with a dead top screen that i'll probably actually use for recording the 2 as it's way cleaner signal and still puts out bass. i also have a gba sp that i can use for composition of both the 1 and 2. the bass is shit but it's way easier to see than a classic gb. right now i'm by far the least familiar with nl2 as i've only had it for a few days. still trying to wrap my head around how the fm stuff is supposed to work. is there no wave shaper for the s channel like there is for nl1?
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free download on bandcamp Three tracks of nanoloop minimalist techno/IDM. All created on the fly with minimal edits and only mild EQ/compression.
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this new prototype has been teased by olivier for a bit now. his new yt video offers the first audio and details on his next major project. "A 3-channel analog synthesizer on a Game Boy cart. Sound comes from the Game Boy's headphone output."
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https://soundcloud.com/0f-digital/vrstops-tk4 new pseudonym, new sound, new aesthetic gets pretty mental at the end, cap.IV inspired
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https://pselodux.bandcamp.com/album/nanodisco Hope it's ok to post my new album in this forum. I composed this in nanoloop over the last 6 months, and road tested it at a few gigs in Japan before recording it live in one take with minimal edits. As a result, it's pretty raw but is a good representation of my live sets. 1. hikari star 07:04 2. versalife 06:05 3. nanosilo 03:01 4. okimata 11:14 5. goth city 08:39 6. replicator 08:47 7. nanodisco 04:51 8. quark rapid 03:46 9. electret ocean 06:14
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2 Game Boy Micro consoles running Nanoloop 2, no post-processing or editing.
