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So, nanoloop managed to make an almost all analog path for a synth controlled via a nanoloop interface. Fun for all you overly nostalgic people like me.

http://www.nanoloop.com/mono/index.html

Demo:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqod4HCpj58[/youtube]

Prototype:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQoXwIZx4FE[/youtube]

man, nanoloop... i still have that laying around somewhere...

Damn, this reminded me that I have a couple of DMGs sitting in a box as I haven't used them in a while (I bought my first Nanoloop around 2000 or so) and I found out that like a moron I left batteries in one of them . The white one, too. Super rare and now it needs a good old cleaning...

Anyway, I need fresh batteries to check again the recent Nanoloop One cart I bought a couple of years ago as the sequencer part is apparently the same and if the flow is nice I'll probably order this new one too .

i refurbish gameboys as a side project, why have i not got this?!

Nanoloop 1.3 and a Blue DMG was the first musical equipment I ever bought, was probably 13. I never really got along with the NL interface though. Considered LSDJ for a minute, but then chiptunes sorta wore off. The NL Mono looks nice, especially that cartridge , but unfortunately it's the same interface.
Sidenote: got my 1.3 signed by DJ Scotch Egg when I saw him perform

got my mono cart last night. really diggin the sounds so far. that click channel wow.

also modded one of my gameboy for direct audio out from the mono cartridge (thanks to the homie over @ operator-1 for sharing)
super clean sounding!