This video demos Little Scale’s Multi POKEY MIDI Interface.

Features:

• a better tuning system for 8-bit mode
• a better tuning system for 16-bit mode
• the ability to set the pitchbend in terms of semitones, via MIDI CC
• the ability to set the octave division in terms of discrete pitches per octave, via MIDI CC
• the ability to set the frequency value for any of the four registers via MIDI CC – handy for filter automation etc

They are free downloads from his site. 

Here are demo videos for each collection:

Atari 2600 Kit for LSDJ

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Debussy LSDJ Action

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Sega Mega Drive Kit for LSDJ

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Donk Kit for the WAV Channel in LSDJ

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Little-Scale demos NanoGroover – a device that generates Nanoloop sync data for two Gameboys, letting you sync them in some interesting ways:

• Two in the time of four (double speed)
• Three in the time of four (three against four cross rhythms)
• Four in the time of four (1:1; the sync is equal)
• Five in the time of four (quintuplets)
• Six in the time of four (triplets)

There are also controls for controlling the speed of sync (via a potentiometer; aka a “knob”) and interrupting / stopping the sync signals for either Game Boy, so that it stops.

Sort of an awesomely insane project – details on the hack are available at the Little Scale site.

The album contains all of the material he played at a show on the 17th of October in Melbourne, Australia. 

You can preview one track, Objectives, below. Download the full album at the Little Scale site.

Tracklisting
1. Dallas, Four AM
2. Objectives
3. Perspectives
4. Piranhas
5. Lines
6. Boundaries
7. Strategies
8. The Discovery of Slowness