Steve thinks of nearly everything on when developing the mod for the DS, from taking bulb-mode to HDR interface. Amazing what some people can do.
Read more in his blog.
Source engadget.
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Showing posts with label homebrew. Show all posts
Friday, September 19, 2008
When DS puts the DS in DSLR.
This is a cool hack for photography enthusiast and a DS lover, somewhat like me. This is one of the best mod I've seen so far. Since the DS was so portable, not to mention you can just pop out any game in between, why not make the DS more than playing games? Like setting up your Canon EOS 5D?
Steve thinks of nearly everything on when developing the mod for the DS, from taking bulb-mode to HDR interface. Amazing what some people can do.
Read more in his blog.
Source engadget.
Steve thinks of nearly everything on when developing the mod for the DS, from taking bulb-mode to HDR interface. Amazing what some people can do.
Read more in his blog.
Source engadget.
Labels:
accessories,
homebrew,
mods,
news
Friday, July 18, 2008
More GrooveStep Goodness
I'm keeping eye on this awesome music homebrew and it seems that the team doing this are aiming for it to be retail. Which I find to be fair enough. But being a homebrewed and going retail sounds tough.
Anyways, just enjoy the vid and the potential of Groovestep.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Protein[DS] worth trying and keep an eye on.
Thanks to my friend Jack for introducing me to this.
Protein[DS] is an audio manipulating software for the DS, taking advantage on the touchscreen on the DS. I tested this thing myself and I'm amazed the potential this homebrew can do.
Check out the vids.
We need more creative homebrews as this. You can test out this as well in Protein[DS] website.
Protein[DS] is an audio manipulating software for the DS, taking advantage on the touchscreen on the DS. I tested this thing myself and I'm amazed the potential this homebrew can do.
Check out the vids.
We need more creative homebrews as this. You can test out this as well in Protein[DS] website.
Labels:
homebrew
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Can't Get Korg DS-10? There's GROOVESTEP!
I mentioned about the upcoming coolness of the KORG DS-10 few post back. You know, the new portable synthesizer where you can make music where ever you go? Some of us might think that this thing will be one hell of a purchase. Look no further as homebrewers will save the day! (and your money. Actually I know you all like free stuff.)
That's right. A rival that gives you free. Not as fancy looking but from the looks of it, it nearly resembles the KORG DS-10 functionality. Whatever it is, I'm surely want to try this when it's out.
April 7, 2008 - GrooveStep Digital Music Studio is a revolutionary ultra portable music making application for the Nintendo DS. GrooveStep features an easy to use step sequencer for pattern based music making. You can make beats, melodies and full songs with GrooveStep.
That's right. A rival that gives you free. Not as fancy looking but from the looks of it, it nearly resembles the KORG DS-10 functionality. Whatever it is, I'm surely want to try this when it's out.
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