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  • mireko_2mireko_2

    PSP Rythm!

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    Tenori On

    Still use it from time to time.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @Samu said:

    @Dubbylabby said:

    @Samu why not use sunvox directly? Snake? I remember it comes with it, no?

    I have a 'history' with Renoise dating back to the days of the first Mac-Port when I was part of the beta-team ;)

    Renoise along with iZotopes Stutter Edit has been a dream combination for me.

  • stormbeatsstormbeats

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    that looks cool

  • stormbeatsstormbeats

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    @1nsomniak said:

    Made an oscillator controlled by 1 key and a knob through the internal speaker. Battery powered and a duct tape guitar strap for rocking out. When I was older I added a 1/4 jack and fed it through some effects - it could be pretty cool!

    I still have it and recently found a System 7, was hoping to make another "module" of some kind with it.

    That looks cool

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    @Cib said:
    One of the (few) great things about humans is they always find a way to be creative and let other people enjoy this:

    No apologize to have no tools :)

    Does that thing have Link support, though? I mean any developer who can't be bothered to think about AB or IAA clearly hasn't done their homework.

  • DaveypooDaveypoo
    edited March 2018

    I had this:

    And this:

    And this:

    And one of these:

    And none of them were as much fun as my iPad.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @Cib said:
    One of the (few) great things about humans is they always find a way to be creative and let other people enjoy this:

    No apologize to have no tools :)

    Does that thing have Link support, though? I mean any developer who can't be bothered to think about AB or IAA clearly hasn't done their homework.

    I would prefer AUv3....IAA is dead for me. Audiobus is still what i use to glue things together (at least i try sometimes).

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    Boopbeepoopeep...

    (Next level with midi out)

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @AudioGus said:
    Boopbeepoopeep...

    (Next level with midi out)

    Still kinda want one of these...

    I went in reverse order, got iPad one 2010, then went looking around for what went before: got PSP homebrew, Palm with Bhajis’(and SunVox and an early iteration of pixitracker) Windows Mobile with Griff (and SunVox, and early versions of 4Pockets stuff), then looked at trackers for PC etc

  • NoiseHorseNoiseHorse


    Roughly 1977 or so. I had another cassette player to play my first instrument track, so I could play a live track into the Mic on this one and multi track. I felt like a genius. Then my voice started changing...

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    48.31 - I'd need to check with my ex band mates, but I'm sure he bought that Dr Rhythm off us. If so that lived in my house for about 6 months.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @Littlewoodg said:

    @AudioGus said:
    Boopbeepoopeep...

    (Next level with midi out)

    Still kinda want one of these...

    I went in reverse order, got iPad one 2010, then went looking around for what went before: got PSP homebrew, Palm with Bhajis’(and SunVox and an early iteration of pixitracker) Windows Mobile with Griff (and SunVox, and early versions of 4Pockets stuff), then looked at trackers for PC etc

    There is a pretty good app...

    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tnr-i-us/id441340244?mt=8

    Supported core midi (hardware out) back in the day when i tried it. I recall a thread here where people really kicked the tires on it.

  • nonchainonchai

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    ...tight MIDI

  • nonchainonchai

    and before that ....

    with this

  • nonchainonchai

    and a ...

  • nonchainonchai
    edited March 2018

    Ah..... my bad... i appear to have ignored this bit of the OP.. : [ "What was your first experience with the freedom of PORTABLE music making? " ]

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]


    My first pro recorder mixer minus some plastic sliders

  • ksoundksound

    Yamaha QY70 for me. I still think about putting together a dedicated controller for all the QY's hidden NRPN and SysEx functions.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @gmslayton said:
    My acoustic guitar

    Hah, 6 string daw! I even saw a dude thump his palm on the body for a bass drum. Crazy kids!

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited March 2018

    @AudioGus said:

    @Littlewoodg said:

    @AudioGus said:
    Boopbeepoopeep...

    (Next level with midi out)

    Still kinda want one of these...

    I went in reverse order, got iPad one 2010, then went looking around for what went before: got PSP homebrew, Palm with Bhajis’(and SunVox and an early iteration of pixitracker) Windows Mobile with Griff (and SunVox, and early versions of 4Pockets stuff), then looked at trackers for PC etc

    There is a pretty good app...

    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tnr-i-us/id441340244?mt=8

    Supported core midi (hardware out) back in the day when i tried it. I recall a thread here where people really kicked the tires on it.

    I have the - i and the - e versions of the app and dig em - but the hardware is so neat-o

    Here’s a cool video of Four Tet noodling with the hardware version I think I posted on that thread you mentioned

    The thread makes me want to bust out the PSP!
    Timbalands Beaterator!

    Which was a phenomenal thing, which also resulted in a tragically nerfed app version..
    And the home brew!
    Piggy tracker...
    PSP Seq:

  • High5deniedHigh5denied

    This is a fun thread to read! Keep em coming.

    Only thing I had besides a guitar and amp and a few pedals was this hear Yam-ee Haw. Classified as a toy I'm sure. But was fun to play around with.

    I never had any "recording equipment" whatsoever. It was out of my price range. I was only able to record when someone I knew bought Pro-tools and a bunch of recording equipment. Then, a few years later, I bought an ipod, and was in buss. Even better when I got an ipad! Bought an audio interface, couple mics.

  • DaveypooDaveypoo

    Of course there were albums made with this:

    For this reason alone, I can't stand staring at the SunVox interface....

    If you keep going back, there's always the classic:

    Or at least something very similar....

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited March 2018

    @dvlmusic said:
    Of course there were albums made with this:

    For this reason alone, I can't stand staring at the SunVox interface....

    If you keep going back, there's always the classic:

    Or at least something very similar....

    Have you seen this one
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vividtracker/id758491913?mt=8

  • TheAudioDabblerTheAudioDabbler

    @AudioGus Yep. I just had to reprogram my 6 string DAW today. Those strings were about a year old.

  • DaveypooDaveypoo

    @Littlewoodg said:

    @dvlmusic said:
    Of course there were albums made with this:

    For this reason alone, I can't stand staring at the SunVox interface....

    If you keep going back, there's always the classic:

    Or at least something very similar....

    Have you seen this one
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vividtracker/id758491913?mt=8

    Oh Jesus... thanks but no thanks. That's some nightmare fuel right there :wink:

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @dvlmusic said:

    @Littlewoodg said:

    @dvlmusic said:
    Of course there were albums made with this:

    For this reason alone, I can't stand staring at the SunVox interface....

    If you keep going back, there's always the classic:

    Or at least something very similar....

    Have you seen this one
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vividtracker/id758491913?mt=8

    Oh Jesus... thanks but no thanks. That's some nightmare fuel right there :wink:

    Protracker-based, and mod compatible, has a few extra features and a couple different pattern commands, uses attached or BT keyboard entry (unlike SunVox). Exports mods that SunVox can open however.

  • lovadamusiclovadamusic

    Going back a bit, parents got me a rattle. Some of my first explorations into multiple time signatures.

  • TarekithTarekith

    I said.... BHAJIS LOOPS!!!!!

    C'mon people, pay attention now :)

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