Hello, everyone.

BEATBOX

Beatbox is a simple music program that emits various drum sounds every time you press a button. There are four sound sets: rock and roll drums, hip hop drums, bongo drums, and tones. Beatbox is fun to jam along freely, or to play along with your favorite songs using the Music PRX.

Features

• Four-key mode ensures that the same sound is played on each side of the screen - so cross and down play the same sound, circle and left play the same sound, etc.
  
• Color schemes let you customize your grid o' squares. There are six preset color schemes: original, warm colors, cool colors, all black, all white, and steel, my personal favorite. You can edit the individual colors manually, too.
  
• GPL-friendliness allows you to modify this program and redistribute it as you wish. I could always use some help :)
  

Feel free to replace the images and sound files with your own. There's no restrictions on it. This program has been signed for official firmware, you can run it perfectly without any hacks or exploits.

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Download

>> Download Beatbox <<
>> Download Beatbox Source <<

Thank you all for your time. I hope you enjoy my new program as much as I do.

Nice work on the homebrew, I'll try it out later

(19/02/2011 01:32 AM)gsmoke Wrote:  Really good homebrew , thanks!
I made small run trough and i must say its Great.
Is it possible in future version (if you think making them) to add small loop recording like 4 seconds
and then keep playing this loop in  the background and keep playing sounds to it.

i dunno if i could express myself correctly , like a real beatbox on the psp... would be awesome.

Thanks for downloading :)

I was wanting to add a metronome functions for beginners who have trouble keeping a beat. The metronome was at 120 beats per minute and the sound file was two seconds long (one measure) and I tried to make it loop. Unfortunately, my PSP freezes whenever I start the metronome. I don't know why, I don't see anything wrong with my code, but it just does. I suppose when I get the metronome working, you could replace that file with your own 4-second-long drum loop.

I'll ask for help later, when I feel like it :P

Okay, I fixed the metronome, I'll upload it tomorrow.