I did this a while ago, and im wondering if anyone can link me to the site.
Basically, it was a website where you can make 8Bit music by simply placing blocks in a grid. Each color block was a different sound if i remember correctly, like purple for drums, blue for bass, etc.( those are not the real colors, just examples ).
Make 8Bit music online
Hello,
This is probably not what you're looking for, but:
http://www.kongregat...ingerz/step-seq
Try google searching for "step sequencer", 'cause that's what it's called.
And add "flash game" or something to your search. I remember one where you could plug a TB-303, a TR-808/909 and various FX together and jam. Nifty fun!
This is probably not what you're looking for, but:
http://www.kongregat...ingerz/step-seq
Try google searching for "step sequencer", 'cause that's what it's called.
And add "flash game" or something to your search. I remember one where you could plug a TB-303, a TR-808/909 and various FX together and jam. Nifty fun!
Wow... seems like this Roland emulating "game" evolved quite a bit since I last saw it.
Check it out if you don't know it yet.
http://www.audiotool.com/
Really great fun.
Check it out if you don't know it yet.
http://www.audiotool.com/
Really great fun.
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No it wasnt any of those :/ The first one you posted needs a plugin to run, and the second one is too complicated. Ill keep looking though.
Nice, thanks for the link!! Even more fun with real hardware buttons, though. ;)
Yes, the first one runs on Unity, I thought most people on this forum have got it installed already...
Yes, the first one runs on Unity, I thought most people on this forum have got it installed already...
Mortiz is there a way to save my song to my computer when im done?
Not from the app itself as far as I can see, you could capture the playback with recording software though... (only for your personal needs, of course)
I don't know about Windows software that can do that, I use ScreenFlow on my Mac for things like that. Or, even easier, Soundflower.
Another (non-platform-specific) possibility would be to connect a cable from your audio-out to the line-in of your sound card and record that loopback in a software like Audacity.
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