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Here's a good MAKER challenge, if you want to help hack a Nintendo DS check this - Tom Wilburn continues to document music-making using a Nintendo DS and Nintendo's bizarre game, ElectroPlankton. Since we last checked in with him, he's gotten further content up, plus an evolving table-of-contents. There's just one hitch: it'd be great to get audio into the Nintendo DS via a cable instead of the mic. Thomas tried hacking the built-in jack, but with less-than-desirable results. Any experienced benders out there wanna help out? Any word on headsets for the DS? Give him or me a holler and let us know. Link.
DS + ElectroPlankton for Music: More Details, Hacking Mic
Here's a good MAKER challenge, if you want to help hack a Nintendo DS check this - Tom Wilburn continues to document music-making using a Nintendo DS and Nintendo's bizarre game, ElectroPlankton. Since we last checked in with him, he's gotten further content up, plus an evolving table-of-contents. There's just one hitch: it'd be great to get audio into the Nintendo DS via a cable instead of the mic. Thomas tried hacking the built-in jack, but with less-than-desirable results. Any experienced benders out there wanna help out? Any word on headsets for the DS? Give him or me a holler and let us know. Link.
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Aug 27, 2005 03:13 AM
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