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Started by Auri at 04-04-2006 9:50 PM. Topic has 1 replies.
  
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 04-04-2006, 9:50 PM
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Auri
 
Joined on 12-07-2005
Indianapolis, Indiana
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PSPKick v3.00 - PSP Drum Simulator
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PSPKICK v3.0 IS RELEASED! NEW OFFICIAL FORUMS AS WELL!
>> This is a big download - 11+ megs. Download it here.
Like
Beatlemania and avian flu, PSPKick is spreading another craze
worldwide. The goldenboys of original hombrew, Noah Vawter and Nathan
Wray, are back with a vengeance - that’s vengeance with a capital v3.0.
Kept
in captivity for 184 days of inhumane-caliber testing and steroid
injection, the third installment of the world's first and greatest
portable sample-based drum machine emerges stronger, smarter, and amped
the F up.
And no, it's not just for beats anymore. Calling
PSPKick v3.0 a beatbox is like calling a computer a Book-Report-Writing
Machine. This monster is a complete mobile music editor. Among the
enormous amounts of new features the duo have poured into this latest
version is the ability to create melodies out of your samples with the
new 'Notes' menu. Since you can now control the volume and pitches of
those notes independently, v3.0 has all the controls you’ve ever needed
to make subliminal references in a song, for example.
Since you
can now play your PSP as an instrument, PSPKick v3.0 will do to
instruments and samplers what the internet did to travel agents: give
them a swift PSPKick in the pants.
PSPKick has been getting a
tremendous amount of coverage ever since their first release due to the
originality and ridiculous functionality it brings to the PSP homebrew
table. (Check out their spot on Attack of the Show, or their interview
in Computer Music, or even this article on the psp hacking scene from
IEEE Spectrum). So to honor these two homebrew heroes, we here at
PSPUpdates have given them a place to host their awesome software and
their official forums and file downloads. Come join in on, trade, and
listen to the fun by sharing your beats, samples and ideas about
PSPKick! CLICK HERE.
Download: User's Manual (download below)
Here's a list of the recent updates and bug fixes:
New features:
1) The new notes mode allows for complete melody
editing. It's the icing on the cake!
2) Multiple song load/save. Work on 10 songs
at once!
3) Custom user song naming. Isn't it nice to be
known as a name, not a number? Use square for
backspace when entering filenames.
4) Per step programmable pitch. This is how
you make melodies! Square + up/down on any note.
5) Per step programmable volume. Beyond accent,
make echoes, subliminal messages, and more!
Square + analog up/down on a note.
6) Per pattern programmable pitch.
Square + up/down when not on a note.
7) Per pattern programmable volume. Complete mixing
control. Square + analog up/down
on a blank space.
8) Per pattern programmable pan. Requested by
numerous users. Square + analog left/right
on a blank space.
9) Track Mute and Solo. We didn't have to,
but we did! Triangle + left/right.
10) You can now change sample parameters while
selecting samples. Because you deserve freedom.
11) You can also preview samples from sounds and
notes screens with the circle button.
12) Clear pattern added. To create you must destroy!
Press all four buttons at once!
13) Start song play at arbitrary position from
song screen. You'll wonder how you lived
without it. Analog down + start.
14) Copy pattern to next empty pattern. At special
request! Analog up + right trigger.
15) Song follow mode. Only for power users.
Read the manual to learn how!
16) Each song is now stored in a .kick file. Trade
them on our forums!
(No more song.txt and patterndata.txt.)
17) All help screens have been updated to show
help for all the new features.
18) Ghost cursors show your position in notes
screen while editing in pattern screen.
19) Triggers in song screen now update the top part
of the screen while scrolling through song.
20) Sample names and directories are now alphabetized.
21) Improved song and soundpack browsing.
22) Cursor acceleration in song, pattern
and notes screens.
23) New menu intro song by Diallo.
24) 6 New soundpacks included!
25) A smattering of Juno samples!
26) Auto-trim of empty pattern data. This speeds
up load and save times.
Changes/Bug fixes:
1) Backing out of sample restores proper file.
2) Backing out of sample audition restores
sample parameters.
3) Smoother sample cutoff when stopping sequencer.
4) Saving song as .wav improved.
5) Read-only and archive attributes on sample
directories now ignored.
6) PSPKick.com website now compatible with 1.5 GHz
PowerBook G4s.
7) Disappearing editing cursors fixed.
8) Start/Stop pattern while changing samples fixed.
9) Tapering chaser light graphic in skin fixed.
10) Lagged cursor when erasing fixed.
11) Linefeed/Carriage Return fixed in save files.
12) Long file names are now truncated.
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Author, Hacking the PSP
www.hackingpsp.com
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04-04-2006, 9:55 PM
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Auri
Joined on 12-07-2005
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Here's the user's manual for PSP Kick v3.00.
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Author, Hacking the PSP
www.hackingpsp.com
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