The PO-80 Record Factory is a compact record cutter that lets you engrave and play back 5-inch discs with “ultra-analog lo-fi sound”.… Read More Teenage Engineering PO-80 Record Factory Lets You Make Your Own Lo-Fi Vinyl
Audiomodern has released Morph, a sample collection “loaded with nostalgic lo-fi goodness.” … Read More Audiomodern Releases Morph, “Electronic Dust and Lo-Fi”
In this video, .mpegasus shares his take on the past, present and future of chiptune.… Read More A History Of Chiptune
Video game music label Pterodactyl Squad has released ELO: The Video Game OST – a free chiptune tribute to ELO. The album features some of ELO’s best-known songs, arranged for Nintendo and Sega sound chips. Here’s what Pterodactyl Squad has to say about the release:
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Atari 2600 Controlled / Played with MIDI Keyboard was uploaded by: littlescale
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Yeah, yeah – here’s that “talking piano” video that’s been bouncing around the Internet for a week. I didn’t feature it here, because I thought Conlon Nancarrow was doing a lot more interesting things, and more musical things, with player piano sequencing back in the 1940s. And, if you’re going to make a talking instrument,… Read More The Talking Piano You Didn’t See Here First
Andy Baio has announced a project to create an 8-bit CD version of Miles Davis’ jazz classic Kind Of Blue: What would the pioneers of jazz sound like on a Nintendo Entertainment System? Coltrane on a C-64? Mingus on Amiga? For years, I’ve wondered what “chiptune jazz” would sound like, but there are only a… Read More 8-Bit Miles Davis: Kind Of Bloop
