Digital Leisure's Mix Superstar Decks WiiWare on Monday

Rytmik or this hmmmmmmmm

Not an actual "game," therefore I'm not interested.

Could be cool, hope it delivers!

So how would I go about transfering music onto my computer?

With the DS, it's as simple as plugging an RF lead in and recording with audacity, but I've got a feeling it'd be a bit more complicated to record sound directly from a TV.

But I'm still interested in it - even if It may not be a "game".

I have to say that I love that you can download it afterwards and play it on your mp3 player. What I fear however, is how much there is available from the start. 500 Wii Points is not much, but it's a different story if you need to spend 2000 Wii Points just to make a decent tune.

Oh...but it's currently only announced for North America.

I hope we don't have to wait too long...

that tune is sounds almost like "papa`s got a brand new pigbag" that came out a few years back.
also. i might get this because i liked music on the ps1.

While obviously the 5 year olds here (aka Bulbasaurus Rex) will only appreciate things that have random jumping and bright shiny colors, the rest of us will enjoy this fine application and wish Digital Leisure the best of luck.

And yes: insta-buy.

How can I "unlike" Bulbasaurus Rex's comment? Ahaha, I kid, I kid! Sort of.

Aaanyway... this looks like a pretty awesome download for people interested in making music in a semi-lazy way. Personally, I don't like making music using samples (especially if I'm not making the samples myself), but the fact that the Wii is getting audio software is in itself surprising. I'm curious as to how much freedom you have to edit and tweak things, and 500 points doesn't sound bad at all so I might just give it a try. If nothing else I can make some weird songs to send to my Wii-owning friends.

it's a place-the-loops program... Not enough flexibility sadly...gonna have to be a pass for now despite it looking interesting...

Just watched the video and my first question may be answered - but what are the specifics of transfering music from the WiiWare game to computer?

I hope they introduce rock samples or make a seperate rock app as well, because generally, I'm not that into Dance.

sounds like something i might buy one day

OMGOSH AWESOMENESS!!

@edhe It has rock ... i'm more af a Metal Head ... but I guess rock is a good substitute.

This is amazing!!! Almost instant buy for me

I would really like this to come to the EU, please!

Lots of you guys are gushing over this, but have you forgotten? Digital Leisure's track record outright blows. I'm guessing this is gonna be awful. An app like this belongs on a PC where it can actually have a decent feature set. While this isn't a game, it's surely nothing more than a toy. My expectations are very low... it's like getting a guitar for Christmas, but it turns out it's a Fisher Price. Or in this case, a crappy Fisher Price ripoff with faulty parts that fall off and kids choke on. Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised, but I highly doubt it.

^^^ well, the 500 point asking price is a thinking point on this one. but then, would you want to pay more for it.
atleast there are extras that can be bought, but we'll have to see what they are, and whether they`ll be any good.

This sounds almost too good to be true. I'll wait for a review or two before blowing my points on this.

Had this been on something more portable, it would have been an instant buy. I guess rytmik is good enough for me, although, I hate the fact that you can't save songs to an SD card.

Well, 500 points is nice and if the extra loops are 100-200 at most it will sure be a fun diversion.

If it gets good reviews i am totally buying. I liked that ir comes with 1000 loops and you can change the BPMs of the tracks. The fact that you can download it at your computer and play with the track in some music software like Audacity or Sound Forge is even better.