from eBay or a Palm Tungsten TX
for that matter and try these applications out. They're certainly worth the cost of a second hand device.In fact, even if you don't plan to get the hardware anytime soon I'd advise you to get the software just in case it vanishes at some point.
Thanks Olivier!
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Tip : Palm Tungsten T5 and TX have a constant hiss in the sound output, which is quasi transparent when you listen to mp3s, but not so good if you want to record tracks you made with a Palm OS app.
The Tungsten TE is great though.
Has anybody tried Bhajis or Microbe in a PalmOS emulator on IOS or Android?
I was just about to ask about palm OS emulators for android... will start looking around...
Sweet! Somebody gave me a tungsten e2 last weekend perfect way to put it to use. I also got a z72s and clie nx70. Bhajis FTW!
Wow. Thank you for the hint! My treo 650 sends you some hugs and kisses ;)
@Anon, not sure that there are any for Android as yet. Back in March last year StyleTap started to talk about doing an emulator for Android
http://newsblog.styletap.com/2010/03/questions-about-supporting-android.html
Nothing since though.
I'm not sure where you'd find it now but there is a Winamp plugin for playing back Bhaji files. I never made a real careful comparison but it seemed to work OK. Could be a solution for rendering rather than recording the hissy output from the Palm.
@B.C. Thunderthud
Bhajis can also export a mixdown in a .wav file.
From Chocopoolp's website :
(Talking about Bhajisloops)
"More than 7 years ago, this full-featured music production app rocked the PalmOS world... with a feature set and an ease of use iOS apps took years to match!
(under a picture of the Shruti-1)
Smartphones are so sad. We are now having a blast hacking real music hardware! "
It made me smile, this guy is great :)
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