Nanoloop One: New Version Coming Soon

US Updated Gameboy Sequencer with new features      13/01/25

Portable gaming and music in one! The original Nintendo Gameboy has long been the platform of choice for Nanoloop, a sequencer, synthesizer, and drum machine which fits in your pocket. You can store and recall presets, edit your sounds, and arrange an whole track using Nanoloop.

Details on the current Nanoloop One can be found here: https://www.nanoloop.com/one/index.html

Nanoloop one uses the raw sounds of Game Boy's built-in 4-channel stereo soundchip:

- square wave
- square wave
- custom 4-bit wave
- noise

Further specs can be found in the manual


In terms of specifics, the video and accompanying website show little (other than storing your work on a PC), but this video should answer any questions. It'll be available soon from: https://www.evadum.de/

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