I think that trackers (specifically old ones from the late 80s all the way through out the 90’s) are very interesting and I would like to learn more about them. I’ve only ever heard of pro-tracker and fast tracker though, and I would be interested to hear about what trackers you all used to make music.
(Edit: I forgot about octomed)
Title kinda explains the question
I’m trying to burn some games for my PlayStation, but I don’t have a CD burner in my PC + I’m not in a position where I can buy a usb cd drive right now. The only thing that I have with any kind of an optical drive is a very old MacBook Pro running macOS snow leopard. Does anyone have a suggestion on what software I need to burn ps1 games, and where I could get it?
In about a week, I’m going on vacation with my family and I’m planning on buying a sampler. I don’t know whether to buy the Akai MPC sample or the teenage engineering riddim. I really like how the teenage engineering looks, and that it comes with a case + is very slim.
Anyway, I don’t know which one to get. Sorry if this sounds like a stupid question.
(Edit I am trying to stay under $400)
Before anyone comments this no I don’t wanna do the memory card method. I just wanna be able to pop in a burn disc and go.
Yea :p
I am pretty sure that most people who live in Buffalo are sick and tired of the same 4 radio stations (104.1, 103.3, 96.9, 102.1) because they all are owned by cumulus(EDIT: except for 102.1 which is owned by corus). They are littered with the same adverts, always playing the same 10 songs, remove DJs for expressing their political views (yes I am still annoyed by slick tom being fired) and generally lack any genuine energy. I think having a jungle+liquid dnb radio station that features local artists from Buffalo,Toronto,Rochester,etc would be a nice switch up from the mainstream stations that have been ruined by cumulus media.
Hi all, I am looking for a cheaper alternative to the amiga 1200 because my broke ass is not willing to spend upwards of 1k for an amiga with NO accessories. Is there a way that I could build my own, or create a “legacy” device out of a raspberry pi?