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… Read More NanoGroover – The Hardware Approach To 8-bit Triplets
Arduino inside a Gameboy DMG for MIDI communication. Shows off example of custom midi -> gameboy cart.
Nanoloop 2.3 is a 4-track sequencer / synthesizer for Game Boy Advance. It works on GBA, GBA SP, GB Micro, DS and DS lite. A printed manual in CD-booklet size is included. Here’s a demo of Nanoloop 2.3 in action from Flanboy:
Joey Nariano [animal-style] demonstrates his GBC Gameboy Foot Controller.
What happens when you combine age-old contrapuntul style with Gameboys? One possibility is Joey Mariano’s Gameboy Madrigals: Early composers of the madrigal used only two to three voices to create counterpoint. Realizing the opportunity for reinterpretation through the gameboy sound chip, Joey Mariano set out to create a body of chiptune madrigals inspired by early… Read More Free Album Download: Gameboy Madrigals
This video demo’s Midify, a DIY project that lets you add a MIDI port to a Game Boy. The Game Boy SP is running a synthesizer cartridge that would normally have to be played on the Game Boy buttons. With Midify installed it can be played with a MIDI keyboard, sequencer or whatever.
Littlescale demos syncing Nanoloop, a real-time Gameboy sequencer/synth, to Ableton Live: Part 1 Nanoloop on a Gameboy (whose audio is coming in on track 2) is synchronised to the drums playing in Ableton (track 1). This is to test out a new interface I have been working on that syncs Nanoloop to a MIDI clock.… Read More Sync Nanoloop To Ableton Live
Nanoloop on a Gameboy (whose audio is coming in on track 2) is synchronized to the drums playing in Ableton Live (track 1). Says littlescale – “This is to test out a new interface I have been working on that syncs Nanoloop to a MIDI clock.”
You’ve probably seen GameBoys used to create 8-Bit music, but have you seen a GameBoy Drum Machine? kBANG ver 01 uses the new GameBrain cartridge, using SMD technology with 1 megabyte Flash and 16 out 8 in ports. Promised with the ext release: speed control, save patch and mute channel – this was done in… Read More kBANG – The GameBoy Drum Machine
