Covox @ Datapop 5.0, The Highball, Austin, TX
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Dot.AY – Ceratopian Society (Kittenrock)
Dot.AY wanted to be a paleontologist, instead he makes music on gameboys. This is an EP of dinosaur themed Chip Bass, an exploration in wonky beats, wobbly bass and all in all a LARGE sound. Created entirely using a single Gameboy to try and make the biggest fiercest least Video Game related sounds possible.
1. Bambiraptor
2. Dayglodocus
3. Dandyceratops
4. Shit Drop
5. Thumpasaur
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Also check out the new Website designed by Entter
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BiTBOTiZED, Videogame Orchestra
In BiTBOTiZED, Videogame Orchestra have taken some of their favourite tracks from the 20th century and re-imagined them as if played and sung by old games consoles and computers. Rather than simple, innocent themes of love, these tracks are now bursting with 8-bit sounds and technological innuendo!
Tracklist:
1. Stand By Your RAM
2. No More Wires, Girl
3. Goo Goo Stack
4. Good Glitch
5. Program Me
6. Topless Dancers of Corfu
7. Der Mussolini
8. Feeling Good
9. Peerson To Peerson
Lyrics for can be found here.
Download the individual files and the whole album as a ZIP file fom Pterodactyl Squad
Chip Modular
Self generating chiptune. Level 99 ultimate power.
Shared by crudface
En jävla massa 8-bit pop on Spotify
Here’s our new playlist for Spotify. We’ve been scanning the Spotify database for 8-bit pop songs and conluded there are 666. It’s just got to mean something!
Note! + Batsly Adams on the Engadget Show
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uXuGXNHubI
Real mid-week chip treat
Music by
Note!
http://note.bandcamp.com
Visuals by
Batsly Adams
http://www.batslyadams.com
Crashfaster – Grind
Video from Crashfaster’s new album called Disconnect
For all you chip fans out there
More on Crashfaster can be found here >>
Interview with Nullsleep
Scion Installation LA presents an exclusive interview with Pixel Pushers artist: Nullsleep
Nullsleep is the alias of Jeremiah Johnson, an electronic musician whose style could best be described as post-cyberpunk. Nullsleep is the cofounder of 8bitpeoples, an artist collective interested in the audio-visual aesthetics of early home computers. nullsleep.com
TinySID on a 16 bit PIC
Ater successfully getting the TinySID library running on a PIC32 [1] some time ago, I recently wondered, if the 16 bit MCUs from Microchip would also be fast enough to run the code. It turned out, that they are, at least the 40 MIPS models (PIC24H and dsPIC33F).
A big hurdle is the (compared to the PIC32MX) small RAM on these chips. Since the SID tune must be loaded into RAM, only some small tunes will fit into the 8 kB of the MCU used on the Web Platform [2] I had at hand.
However, the source code [3] and binary [4] are available from Google Code. The PWM output is on IO7, and IO8 is used to switch the tune when pulled to GND.
Have fun,
Markus
[1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNu0-M…
[2] http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/W…
[3] http://code.google.com/p/dangerous-pr…
[4] http://code.google.com/p/dangerous-pr…
Via markusgritsch
Chipophone – chip tunes / live 8bit
The opening theme from Mega Man 3 (original japanese title: Rockman 3). For this tune, I implemented a new feature that allows me to record a loop into memory, and start the playback using a pedal at a later time.
DATAMASKIN
