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I Fight Dragons - Little Sound DJ (LSDJ) 101 - Chiptune Creation Tutorial

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Uploaded by on Nov 2, 2011

The first actual tutorial in the I Fight Dragons tutorial series!

This tutorial is a very basic overview of how to use a gameboy to make chiptune. It provides an overall introduction to Little Sound DJ and a basis for future tutorials which will delve deeper into the program and how to make more advanced music.

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  • @Quilabong You can transfer saves to/from your cartridge with the EMS flasher program using the "Read SRAM" and "Write SRAM" buttons. Emulator save files are compatible. (I've used OhBoy and VBA; both work perfectly.)

  • @Graystar18 Not too hard once you get the hang of things or have used a tracker like LGPT before.

  • @DaltonMunnal There's Famitracker for NES/Famicom and Defflemask and VGM Music Maker for the Genesis. These are trackers run on the PC, though.

  • @KokoEnFlanel Kitsch-Bent does sell some Gameboys with custom shells. They are even easier to get on Craigslist or even Ebay, though.

  • @gonzojournalism46 lacklustre(.)net/redmine/proje­cts/ems-flash/wiki

  • @coltonlikesguitar Works on all Gameboys except GBA Micro, including Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Pocket, Gameboy Light, Super Gameboy, GBA, and GBA SP.

  • How did u flash lsdj onto that cart with Mac

  • @coltonlikesguitar it does :) I use a gameboy color myself.

  • does this work for gameboy color?

  • @RadicalPresident Well, the way to get that understanding is different for each person. But a multitude of things can help.

    Do you play an instrument? If so, that'll help.

    Have you written music before? Good understanding comes with experience.

    Do you understand music theory? Even a little bit can go a long way. Learn scales to begin.

    Hope that helps. But there's never a surefire answer to that question. It's all about practice and time.

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