Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/11/09/nanoloop-the-classic-nintendo-gameboy-cartridge-is-now-its-own-hardware-based-synthesizer.html
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This looks really cool. For those who prefer a softsynth version or just don’t want to spend as much, the Nanoloop app is a really good deal IMHO…
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I’m glad to see my Nanoloop tutorial is still getting shared! A few things have changed since I made that video, but I still think it’s a good way to start making tunes in the app.
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Interesting! I used to spend hours playing nanoloop on bus trips (and incidentally, the Jeopardy! game).
Looks like it works as a midi controller as well. This hand-held size would be perfect, wonder if they will make another run?
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I’m looking forward to getting mine. If yours has arrived I’m sure mine will be here soon too. I’ve released albums using Nanoloop for iPhone, Nanoloop 1 for GameBoy, and Nanoloop 2 for Game Boy Advance. I just promised myself I’m done releasing chiptune albums, but that may change when my Nanoloop device gets here.
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Mine’s been on a loooooong sea adventure.
Nanoloop, the classic Nintendo Gameboy cartridge, is now its own hardware-based synthesizer
I’m developing a software emulator for this! Please fund my Kickstarter. Platinum subscribers are first in line for my next project, a hardware-based synthesizer of it.
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