I thought I saw/heard something about sounds on a cuircuit board (no source and no credibility)
but if its TRUE, that means we can create our own music very easily, and have it all play from one little object, instead of trying to make a giant music box stalk your sack.
* puts chacolate rain onto a microchip and drives his freinds to the brink of insanity*
Yeah, this is true. Not only can you have the sound objects on the circuit board, but you can have all the logic to make it run, and loop if you want, on the circuit board as well. Pretty awesome, huh?
You must of heard that on the videos of create mode made by gevurah22.
It would be pretty stupid if you could not do that ;)
I saw them do this on one of the videos in Sackinima's youtube channel. The one where they make the ufo, they also give it a beat. Pretty cool.
keep in mind that on many occasions it has been leaked that lbp2 might have some sort of music maker
there might be an even simpilar way to make music and store it :D
Yeah. Everyone is hoping there will be an easier way. But no body has any info really 'proving' it.
Although I'm hoping that the music maker is something they're intentionally keeping 'hidden' so that once we get the game we all start screaming "OH MY GOD GOD GOD! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES! THANK YOU MEDIA MOLECULE!"
Hahahaha.
Yup, pretty much what im hoping for to hahaha. Maybe even something that you use on the computer as apposed to the PS3? Would make making music a lot easier.Quote:
Originally Posted by LukeCF
Yep, you can indeed!
I hope we can put stickers on the circuit board. Why, you ask? Because if you've got one board with all your logic it might get confusing, so I think being able to put down stickers could be useful because you could maybe put a box around each section, or maybe colour code different parts of your logic, etc. The possibilities, as they say, are endless.
One could also use cardboard/other material letters to explain it. The Circuitboard compresses their thermo eatage too.
(Eatage = consumption)
I don't think that the circuit board is an actual physical object, which means I don't think you can glue materials to it.
You could just put multiple circuit boards on one circuit board. Each of the circuit boards on the circuit board could be a section of the song. This way it is organized somewhat.
To answer the OP, yeah, you could store an entire music level on a microchip.
We've not seen the music composing tool, guys. I don't think MM will rely on circuit boards containing LBP1-style music tracks.
True. But we haven't seen anything of the music composing tool. Which makes me think there may not be.Quote:
Originally Posted by estevangz
Am I wrong to say you can do the old-skool pistons 'n' magne keys- styled logic inside Microchips?
So why not glueing?
(If emitters, motorbolts and such can't be applied inside Microchips, I won't even bother to use them!)
Here's what I (think I) know:
- Emitters yes
- Motors no
- Magnetic Keys & Switches yes
- "old-skool pistons 'n' magne keys" no
- There are logic tools for every type of piston logic that you can do.
Therefore, there's no need to have the ability for pistons in microchips. And saying you won't use it because you have to adapt to something more powerful is a lame reason.
They'd better be able to store sounds and sequencers. How else would Hall of the Mountain King work?
Am I the only one who's perfectly content with making music LBP style or LBP2 style, using micro chips, for that matter?
No, I'd love to make music using microchips.