Cool track and idea—I didn't even know the playdate could make sounds like this!  The slow/stately section near the end is particularly evocative with lots of interesting developments keeping to things fresh.

I can't get the idea out of my head while listening that you're furiously turning that little handcrank throughout the entire song to keep the tempo going (like a little yellow street organ)

Fiancé (referring to the slow pitch bends, I think): "It's like a yo-yo as a song"

Cool track and idea—I didn't even know the playdate could make sounds like this! The slow/stately section near the end is particularly evocative with lots of interesting developments keeping to things fresh. I can't get the idea out of my head while listening that you're furiously turning that little handcrank throughout the entire song to keep the tempo going (like a little yellow street organ) :P [b]Fiancé (referring to the slow pitch bends, I think):[/b] "It's like a yo-yo as a song"

This is cool! I love how weird and experimental it is while staying really easy to listen to.

Is your playdate program like a sequencer or tracker, or can you play it "live?"

This is cool! I love how weird and experimental it is while staying really easy to listen to. Is your playdate program like a sequencer or tracker, or can you play it "live?"

I’m unfamiliar with the playdate but impressed with what you did with it!

I’m unfamiliar with the playdate but impressed with what you did with it!

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm not sure if I understand the terms correct but It's more like a sequencer I think? Maybe a bit a mix of sequencer and tracker? It's mostly like nanoloop for android / iphone.

I don't have much experience with stuff doing live but you can put patterns in a list and make it that these patterns being played repeatedly and while doing that you can edit the parameters of all notes of a pattern together. Also there is a parameter named "instrument group" that makes it possible to edit all notes of the same group number even if these notes are in different patterns, but there is a small lag when activating an instrument group, I hope I can fix that later.

Thanks for the feedback. [quote=Earp Lug]This is cool! I love how weird and experimental it is while staying really easy to listen to. Is your playdate program like a sequencer or tracker, or can you play it "live?"[/quote] I'm not sure if I understand the terms correct but It's more like a sequencer I think? Maybe a bit a mix of sequencer and tracker? It's mostly like nanoloop for android / iphone. I don't have much experience with stuff doing live but you can put patterns in a list and make it that these patterns being played repeatedly and while doing that you can edit the parameters of all notes of a pattern together. Also there is a parameter named "instrument group" that makes it possible to edit all notes of the same group number even if these notes are in different patterns, but there is a small lag when activating an instrument group, I hope I can fix that later.

That's really cool! Sounds like your program is a sequencer/tracker that can be modified live, assuming I understood you correctly ^_^

[quote=BuFaw]Thanks for the feedback. [quote=Earp Lug]This is cool! I love how weird and experimental it is while staying really easy to listen to. Is your playdate program like a sequencer or tracker, or can you play it "live?"[/quote] I'm not sure if I understand the terms correct but It's more like a sequencer I think? Maybe a bit a mix of sequencer and tracker? It's mostly like nanoloop for android / iphone. I don't have much experience with stuff doing live but you can put patterns in a list and make it that these patterns being played repeatedly and while doing that you can edit the parameters of all notes of a pattern together. Also there is a parameter named "instrument group" that makes it possible to edit all notes of the same group number even if these notes are in different patterns, but there is a small lag when activating an instrument group, I hope I can fix that later.[/quote] That's really cool! Sounds like your program is a sequencer/tracker that can be modified live, assuming I understood you correctly ^_^