[lang_en]Still one week before the end of the compo.
We need comments about your compo. Thus don’t hesitate to put a link to your mockup on your website 🙂

I already could present the 5 selected developers:
– Alekmaul, the Six Million Emulator Man.
– Mollusk, the man who are responsible for 3/4 of the nds homebrew softwares.
– Ariala, the Hot NDS Software Developer (she comes from Dijon).
– Freemaan, the creator of IRCDS.
– Redbug, me.
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[lang_fr]Plus qu’une semaine avant la fin de la compo.
Si vous voulez des commentaires sur votre mockup, n’hésitez pas à faire un lien de l’article le concernant sur votre site personnel.

Je peux deja vous annoncer les 5 programmeurs qui developperont les applications de vos reves:
– Alekmaul, l’homme aux mille émulateurs.
– Mollusk, celui sans qui trois quart des homebrews sur Nintendo DS n’existerait pas.
– Ariala, la programmeuse hot nds (elle nous vient de Dijon).
– Freemaan, l’auteur de IRCDS.
– Redbug, moi.
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This 8th entry was created by Moro
Here is his description:

This is a lightweight port of the windows app “Band-In-A-Box” which is a great and extremely useful app for musicians like me, it let’s you play with your computer ( now your DS! ) like if it was with a full band. It doesn’t need to have all the features of the original, but it will nice if it had the most important :

The app works like Nitrotracker, you need to swap the screens to change between the arranger and the sounds. You can select measure ( and it’s two halfs ) with the d-pad ( or swapping screens ) and fill in the right chord with the “chord keyboard”. It could be nice that an app like band-in-a-box goes portable, it will let you play and practice anywhere in a better and more useful way than playing alone.