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Yeah.. Do you suppose it will cause timing issues/problems? We have yet to do tests with this..

Alex

I had to do a double-take to figure out whether you were selling something (in mint condition) you had a picture of, or whether it was a realistic-looking GUI. Very nice looking. :) Haha.. Yeah would be nice as a hardware controller ;) Thanks! It's looking pretty nice. Pretty interesting too. I hav...

Oh and I forgot to mention the whole reason for doing this: As of now, I have my midiNES hooked up to Pro Tools.. and frankly it's horrible.. Just getting simple vibrato requires me drawing in the tiiinies automation, for each note.. and It's hopeless. Also, doing those fast arpeggios - pain. For th...

Hi all, I'm posting this up here, to get constructive feedback on my idea, and maybe point out possible obstacles or impossibilities before this goes too deep in development.. :) I have the idea of an interface running on pc/mac, with controls for all of midiNES' parameters, + a tracker to sequence ...

Hey, I was having this idea, I don't know if it's been brought up before.. I like the way you work with MCK/MML. However, I would like to have the sound output from the real NES. So: How about having a program that lets you write MML, but when you compile and "play" the track (preferably w...

Memblers: Thanks for the confirmation on bankswitching! And I think MCK just renames the .NES file to .NSF after compiling..? It looked like that but I'm not sure.

Quietust: Ah.. Looks like I'll have to try and make myself an NSF cart then! Or maybe I could pay someone to do it..

Alex

Hey all! I have gotten and installed a COPYNES board, and I've also got a RAM cart. My goal is to be able to write my tracks in MML, converting to NSF and transfering to the NES for playback and recording of the output. I'll probably be laying down my ideas with my other more hands-on gear and logic...