Twisted-Electrons hapiNES Walkthrough

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[@HenricWallmark]

Received this amazing machine yesterday, thank you!! Thoroughly enjoying it.

[@Owoshima_]

Everything you make is fantastic!!

[@ChristianHohlfeld]

that's a really really cool device, thank you for your walkthrough!

[@echoloch500]

Whooaaa cool idea you have with hapines and megafm, cheers!

[@Matthewsavant]

I’m super interested in this I just wish it was bigger and had more options!

[@HazeAnderson]

BRAVO!

[@richardcnrd8302]

Very nice !

[@Deaphdot1]

love it... i want both...

[@HolyDude02]

Is there a way to clear the whole memory and start from scratch? I know there's the possibility to erase patterns and stuff with Shift+3xRest but pattern chaining and stuff isn't affected by that.

[@adammann9371]

nice !

[@lars-fenin]

and now please: the castlevania theme ...:)

[@DoctorBlankenstein]

Any vids on the L version synced to midi? Or vids at all? Thanks.. Cool piece!

[@noisetv1863]

Are these currently available for purchase/in stock?

[@adventureswithsteve2981]

Can you stick the VST , Manual and Midi Chart online

[@rainerbuck36]

On their website they say it's inspired by the RP2A07-chip. So does this mean that it's in fact a high-quality modern chip that contains sound samples from an old 8-bit chip? So it's just an imitation of the old 8-bit sound? Or does it really contain an 8-bit chip?

[@Psychlist1972]

Almost certainly an emulation. The RP2A07 is huge, requires a bunch of external components, and also can't run off the 2.4v-3v you get from 2 AAA batteries. Not to mention that old processor is not something you can get new. Several other Twisted Electrons products use emulations of old synth chips, so they likely applied that same here.

[@rainerbuck36]

O.K., Thanks. So you don't get the real thing, it's just an emulation. Just like with the virtual-analog synthesizers, where you can choose a moog-patch or a 303-patch. So it's just samples in the hapiNES. They also have the AY3, these ones seem to do the real thing, because they're using 2 8912-soundchips, so no samples I guess...

[@twisted-electrons]

HI Rainer & Pete, Thanks for your comments indeed it's an emulation. A modern chip playing wavetables inspired by the NES waveforms (no samples). 4bit actually for the triangle bass, that's what renders the buzzy sound we know and love. Kind regards -Alex

[@snarleybrown8203]

so i have the L version. i cant seem to get patterns to clear themselves. also.....when I MIDI it it will only play one of the waveforms....and wont switch.

[@Jonathan_Doe_]

Read the manual? I’m guessing it’s setup so each waveform receives from a different midi channel so you might need to send to it on all channels to play them?

[@workplaydie]

Are these discontinued? I'd love this to compliment my pocket operators setup. The L is nice, but looks a little too polished :'D

[@francothesaxophonehooper6980]

Is it standalone or no and can you record on it

[@rainerbuck36]

Does it have midi or not?

[@zapzaraponline]

Rainer Buck usb midi

[@JereR]

@@zapzaraponline What it is that then?

[@zapzaraponline]

Jere R you can use it with vst plugin, maybe with a usb host but did not work that out by now with my retrokits rk005

[@JereR]

@@zapzaraponline Dang, but I wanted to use it with real stuff, hardware MIDI :/

[@zapzaraponline]

@@JereR write Alex from Twisted electrons maybe he can help

[@japlin9500]

This is awesome but the price point could be lower

[@rorz999]

Yeah it's way too expensive

[@Goth108]

You allow comments and public display of likes/dislike on this video, but on many others you disabled the same. Have there been many complaints about the Deton8, for example, or what gives?