Nintendo DS Drum Machine

***wraggster*** · March 18th, 2006, 18:57

The Chuckster has released Nintendo DS Drum Machine, heres the details:

The Roland TR-909 drum machine is the beat box that launched the electronic dance music revolution. As Ishkur says in his EDM Guide, "The 909 doesn't have a bass drum -- that's just a weird thud emanating from the box that has launched a million dance records." The familiar oonst oonst oonst rhythm and the signature hand clapping has filled dance floors since 1980.

I wrote DS Drum Machine to pay homage to this classic drum machine that is ubiquitous throughout trance music. I love the sound of it. Want to rap, dance, or practice beat boxing? Better do it in style by whipping out your Nintendo DS with DS Drum Machine on it.

Enjoy. Hope you can make some tight beats with this. Pump up the jam!

Features: Relatively full 909 sample set included, 16th note resolution, adjustable BPM, FL Studio-like loop editor, basic pattern support.

Future Plans: 808 samples (house music is important, too), more 909 features (tune, attack, decay), 303ish software synth (I'm already perfecting a PC prototype), a sequencer, a mixer, arbitrary sample sets, special effects (delay, chorus, low-pass), touch screen support, and a graphical user interface.

- News -Update - Nobody could run the GBAMP version, so I made a version that works on everything with the samples hard coded into the binary. Check the download links above. It even works in Dualis with sound.

03.18.06 - After sitting around on my hard drive for over a month, I felt like releasing it. Hope you have as much fun playing around with it as I did coding it.

Screenshot and Download via comments

**HtheB** · March 18th, 2006, 21:34

this reminds me Fruity Loops

GR8!

this is awsome

**HtheB** · March 19th, 2006, 19:26

oke M3 guys.. I fixed it with the pepsiman loader!

it works GREAT NOW for the M3 USERS TOO!

http://www.uploading.com/?get=T2MRJPK3

uploaded

here you go M3 GUYS! LETS GET THE BEAT STARTED!
it has a sample beat at the beginning..

+ (D-pad) = select a place to put in or delete a sound (you can see the instrument on the bottum of the topscreen)
A = add sound
B = delete sound
L = let the beat go faster
R = let the beat go slower
select = make a larger place to set beats (you cant go back to the earlier once again

)
start = delete all sounds

**dissolve** · April 27th, 2006, 01:58

Wow. So I could use my Ds for gigs?

**GaMeR_2000** · April 27th, 2006, 22:11

Looks pretty Kool with a kapital K!

**owen.rh** · April 30th, 2006, 16:40

i can't d/l for some reason. i get stuck in a loop where it asks me to constantly log in. i'm already logged in! are these files available anywhere else?