That is positively the neatest thing I’ve heard all month. Now if we can only find a way or an .mp3 player to play the chipsets through a car stereo with natural repeating of the tracks the way that Winamp or XMPlayer can do, I won’t ever need the RIAA’s music again.

You said it! I recorded a bunch of tracks straight off my NES onto my miniDISC player in high school - it looped tracks pretty well, but it still wasn’t the raw format that would be preferable to compressed audio. Who knows, someone in the chip-community is bound to make a pocket .nsf player one of these days…

Thanks for the encouragement!

What a holy instrument. You must to have waited long for this. I remember there was a waiting list for months, was it, on this thing? Congrats man.

I’m not sure if it was the MidiNES that you saw the waiting list on, but I thinks its safe to assume it was, since it’s a pretty big ordeal in the chiptune community right now. A lot of people taking both sides of the controversy. I won’t get into it here, but you can check 8 Bit Collective if you’re really curious.

I already know about the cartridge and seen what it can do. I was planning on picking it up but read about waiting list and picked up a LSDJ in the meanwhile. I didn’t know there was such a controversy about it, so yeah pass on the details here, I’ll go find that topic on my own.

Well congrats again.

Oh, ooh! I bought one of these with Matt Kuebrich (nee “Yuppster”). But we never played with it, and then I moved away from San Francisco.

MIDINES is a great application, but the inventor business method… SUCKS!!!, I paid just one month and 2 days ago for my MIDINES and nothing… I opened a PAYPAL dispute. Hope to get one or get my money back.