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Analogue Pocket + Nanoloop Minimal Techno Jam

Here’s a minimal techno Nanoloop jam, using the Game Boy-compatible Analogue Pocket.… Read More Analogue Pocket + Nanoloop Minimal Techno Jam

January 2, 2022January 3, 20223 Comments

Free Game Boy Virtual Instrument for Mac and PC, GB DrumBox

GB DrumBox was designed for musicians who want to use authentic Game Boy sounds in their music.… Read More Free Game Boy Virtual Instrument for Mac and PC, GB DrumBox

November 19, 20191 Comment

Analogue Pocket A Sexy Retro Game Player + Chiptune Sequencer (Sneak Preview)

Analogue Pocket is a new multi-video-game-system portable handheld, with a built-in chiptune synthesizer and sequencer.… Read More Analogue Pocket A Sexy Retro Game Player + Chiptune Sequencer (Sneak Preview)

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Dual Game Boy Chiptune Keytar

The Blade uses two Game Boys, running custom ROMs, to become a fully playable instrument.… Read More Dual Game Boy Chiptune Keytar

April 5, 20196 Comments

Making Music With nanoloop 2 For The Game Boy Advance

Here’s an ‘advanced’ guide to making chiptune, using nanoloop 2 (nl2) for the Game Boy Advance.… Read More Making Music With nanoloop 2 For The Game Boy Advance

February 7, 2017February 11, 20176 Comments

Nanoloop Mono Game Boy Analog Synthesizer Demo Video

The Nanoloop Mono is an analog synth cartridge for the Nintendo Game Boy.… Read More Nanoloop Mono Game Boy Analog Synthesizer Demo Video

November 8, 20165 Comments

Nanoloop Mono Turns Game Boy Into An Analog Synthesizer (Sneak Preview)

Nanoloop shared this short preview video, demoing the Nanoloop Mono prototype.

May 16, 2016May 16, 20168 Comments

Making Music On A Game Boy With LSDj

In this post, chiptune guru Joe E. Allen makes his long-awaited return, with a look at making music on a Game Boy with LSDj.  LSDj (Little Sound Dj) is a sequencing app that lets you make 4-track music, using the Game Boy sound chip. The app is available (used) on cartridges or as a ROM file. The ROM can… Read More Making Music On A Game Boy With LSDj

May 6, 2016May 9, 20166 Comments

BPB Releases Free ‘Game Boy Drum Kit’ Sample Pack

Bedroom Producers Blog and SzcZ have released Game Boy Drum Kit, a free drum sample pack. Game Boy Drum Kit features the sounds of a black Nintendo Game Boy running LSDJ software. The pack contains 64 unprocessed Game Boy samples in 24-bit WAV format, along with a set of NKI and SFZ patches. The included… Read More BPB Releases Free ‘Game Boy Drum Kit’ Sample Pack

April 13, 2015April 13, 20152 Comments

Absolute Extremes Intros Ninstrument Rackmount Game Synth

Absolute Extremes has introduced the Ninstrument – a custom built rack mountable sound module that can accommodate any number of vintage gaming systems. “We use only original hardware in our systems,” they note. “We don’t use emulators or knock-off type products.” Here’s an overview of the Ninstrument in action:

January 25, 2012January 29, 20125 Comments

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