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Cool Hunting interviews Bitshifter about making music with Gameboys.
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In our third installment of the 8-Bit series, we interview Bitshifter (Joshua Davis) about creating music with a pair of Gameboys. The interview takes place at ‘Barcade’ in Brooklyn and also features Mike Rosenthal, Experimental Music Director at ‘The Tank.’
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Ableton Live 8: This video demos a Nanoloop 1.5, running on a GameBoy, synced to Ableton Live. Read more…
SeeYouInSleep is a blog created by Brian William Green – a sound artist, visual artist and writer. The site captures a wide variety of Green’s experiments in sound, ranging from circuit bent instruments to found sound to generative music.
According to Green:
Seeyouinsleep, among many things, is a feeling and a vision. However, I would like for it to be understood as a portfolio and a folder of sorts rather than thinking of it as a name.
SeeYouInSleep is full of interesting audio experiments, and is updated daily with something new.
OT: Ferrets frolic to the 8-bt sound of Rick Astley’s Never Going To Give You Up. Read more…
Microtonal Music On a Gameboy
This is a quick demo of microtonal Gameboy synthesis – 18-TET Tuning with NanoLoop (Hacked ROM).
via littlescale:
18-TET = 18 divisions of the octave instead of 12 (which is standard for western tuning). Special, special thanks to Abrasive for his help and his idea with this – all of the credit goes to him of course. On left, the original ROM with its frequency lookup table intact, and on the right the edited ROM with the 18-TET lookup table.
