The modretro M64 recently released some launch titles as cartridges. One of them, Xibalba 64 I am interested in but since I use a SummerCart64 I was wondering if the designer was releasing this as a digital purchase for the Rom?
Hi everyone.
Really loving the prototype TE Stem Player I picked up a few weeks ago. It’s been really fun playing around and learning the device.
I’m putting together some new songs to put onto the device, in the meantime can anyone share some good videos online of people using the stem player? I’ve seen a few and have been very inspired.
Share away!
I just got my hands on the TE Stem Player SP-01 and am really having fun with it.
My question is how do you get slomo playback on advanced modes 2,3 and 4?
I know on basic mode (mode 1) you simply hold function and tap play while a song is playing. But this doesn’t work on any of the other modes. It’s not mentioned in any of the instruction manuals I’ve seen either.
Is this just a missing feature that TE didn’t have time to finish or am I missing something?
Hi everyone, interested in testing out the background music option in the new flash menu cart menu update on my SummerCart64.
Does anyone have either an example music file they are willing to share, or the specifications needed for the file itself?
I couldn’t find anything on my searches in the read me files but I might have missed it.
It’s been a year and a half since the last firmware upgrade. Is there any news on this?
I know that the N64FlashcartManu was just updated a few days ago.
I’m still loving the pinball arcade app on my iOS devices. I have all the titles except for about 12 Williams titles I missed out on when they were available.
Is there any way to get these titles nowadays? even in emulated form or on IPA archives?
So I am trying to use the KO-II_Gumbo zip file on my EP-40 Riddim. How do I put the files on my Riddim using the EP Sample Tool?
Do I:
- turn the zip file into a .pak file and use restore from local backup?
- unzip the file and individually place all 800+ sound files in one by one?
- unzip the file, copy all of the sound files and then paste them onto the Riddim in one go?
I would assume that before using any of these methods I would have to wipe my Riddim of all memory?
Also, after uploading the ko-ii gumbo file I would have no project files, just sound samples correct?
And after I am done with the upload I can then backup the files again as a fresh .pak file?
Thanks in advance for answering my noob questions.
As the title says, is it possible to have the sounds of the Riddim and the KO II on the EP-40 Riddim?
Or how about the medieval and Riddim sounds on the EP-40?
Trying to figure out how much sounds I can cram into the Riddim?
Also, where does one get the stock sounds of the KO II and the Medieval?