via Soundfly:
"Ready to turn your beginner chip loops into intricate chip masterpieces? Well, Part Two of our Chiptune Crash Course will help you do just that. This micro-course will expand on what you've already learned about making music with old video game hardware using Little Sound Dj (LSDJ), a tracking software for the original Nintendo Game Boy that we introduced in Part One. In this section we're going to learn how to use all four channels to make a more complex piece of music using multiple instruments and loops. We'll explore some of the different instruments you can access in LSDJ, learn how to tweak the sounds in each channel, and build our first drumbeat using the pulse and noise channels. Ready to take your chip loops to the next level? Dive in to start learning."
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