ToneMatrix 0.92 source
Copyright © 2012 Tanner Babcock. PlayStation Portable software. Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.
Download unsigned EBOOT here.
This is probably the biggest, most comprehensive project I ever completed from scratch. This is a 16-step sequencer, complete with a tempo function, mute/solo functions, up to 16-bar compositions, and save/load file functionality. This is fully functional PSP homebrew, ready to compile. I completed this when I was 15. I put it on here because code projects are very particular with file structures and can be easy to lose.
| ToneMatrix 0.92 | Completed February 2012 |
| draw.c | C source file |
| draw.h | C/C++ header file |
| file.c | C source file |
| grid.c | C source file |
| main.c | C source file |
| main.h | C/C++ header file |
| Makefile | Makefile |
| menu.c | C source file |
| menu.h | C/C++ header file |
| misc.c | C source file |
| rhythm.c | C source file |
| sound.c | C source file |
Beatbox 1.6 source
Copyright © 2011 Tanner Babcock. PlayStation Portable software. Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.
Download unsigned EBOOT here.
This was my first well-packaged user-friendly homebrew piece for the PSP. An actual software for download, instead of just a program. Beatbox is a very simple program that produces a different drum sound for every button you push. I'm not sure how well version 1.6 functions, but it does compile and work. I made this for some kind of competition back in the day. I didn't win anything.
| Beatbox 1.6 | Completed May 2011 |
| colors.c | C source file |
| files.c | C source file |
| files.h | C/C++ header file (sound data arrays) |
| intro.h | C/C++ header file (image data array) |
| main.c | C source file |
| main.h | C/C++ header file |
| Makefile | Makefile |
| pause.c | C source file |
| sounds.c | C source file |
Tripprog 0.9 source
Copyright © 2011 Tanner Babcock. PlayStation Portable software. Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.
Download source code here.
This was the earliest PSP homebrew project I could find on my old computer. I made this when I was 14. This program does nothing more than flash randomly-colored and randomly-sized boxes on the PSP screen at a very rapid rate (the rate of the processor generating the numbers). It also had a background color adjuster, with RGB values, to pick a solid color for a background. Or it had the option to use a random color for the background. This program essentially turned the PSP into a hyper-stimulating seizure-inducing strobe light.
| Tripprog 0.9 | Completed January 2011 |
| framebuffer.c | C source file (not mine, library) |
| framebuffer.h | C/C++ header file (not mine, library) |
| graphics.c | C source file (not mine, library) |
| graphics.h | C/C++ header file (not mine, library) |
| main.c | C source file |
| main.h | C/C++ header file |
| Makefile | Makefile |
Spectrum source
Copyright © 2011 Tanner Babcock. PlayStation Portable software. Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.
Download unsigned EBOOT here.
This was a simple program I made using someone else's hsv2rgb.c (HSV meaning hue, saturation, value). This allowed me to make a vivid color spectrum animation by cycling through the "hue" values and displaying the resulting RGB values. This program uses the exact same "framebuffer.c" and "graphics.c" libraries that Tripprog uses, so I did not bother to link them twice.
| Spectrum | Completed April 2011 |
| hsv2rgb.c | C source file (not mine) |
| main.c | C source file |
| Makefile | Makefile |