Podcasts about Bitpop

En el programa de esta semana os presentamos al magnífico grupo alemán PORNOPHONIQUE. Ellos se definen como Bitpop y junto a una guitarra podemos escuchar a un commodore 64 y una gameboy. ¡¡¡Escuchadlo que seguro os gusta!!! This week in our radio program we will introduce to you an awesome German band called Pornophonique. They define their style as BitPop! Do you know why? Because they don't only play the guitar, but also use a Gameboy or a Commodore 64 as musical instruments! Join us this sunday, it will be love at first heard!

Made with the sounds on the Commodore 64 - 6 (or maybe seven) Channels I need to remind myself sometimes that this isn't chiptunes and that I'm trying to be my own little corner of Bitpop. Unlike some of my recent covers, I've intentionally gone a bit heavier-handed with filter use and channels as I needed them so not to affect the qualities I wanted from it. Made with ♥ Gavin Ps. I have licensed permission for my cover music in case you are are wondering. 2020 Creative Commons Copyright All rights reserved

AJ and Joerg talk to musician Gavin Graham about the mixture of sid/retro vgm sounds and pop music called "Bitpop". He talks about his journey from being a former demoscener under the handle of "Gazza" over analyzing C64 sound drivers written by famous C64 composers into going towards Bitpopping.

Pokemon Go, NVIDIA 1060, VR updates, Apple betas, old-school MMOs from AOL, Anamanaguchi and Hatsune Miku.

Kraftwerk y no solo. Estas ondas sonoras con sabor consolero es nuestra propuesta de hoy: bitpop en "La Mejor Música que No has Oído Nunca". Esta sección se emitió originalmente el 13.nov.2014 en el episodio "02.- Big in Japan 6.ene.2015". Para más información, accede al episodio original: http://www.ivoox.com/02-big-in-japan-06-ene-2015-audios-mp3_rf_3919030_1.html @UnaVagaIdea unavagaidea@unavagaidea.es https://goo.gl/qmtdiZ

Kraftwerk y no solo. Estas ondas sonoras con sabor consolero es nuestra propuesta de hoy: bitpop en "La Mejor Música que No has Oído Nunca". Esta sección se emitió originalmente el 13.nov.2014 en el episodio "02.- Big in Japan 6.ene.2015". Para más información, accede al episodio original: http://www.ivoox.com/02-big-in-japan-06-ene-2015-audios-mp3_rf_3919030_1.html @UnaVagaIdea unavagaidea@unavagaidea.es https://goo.gl/qmtdiZ

Bueno, como parece que no tuvisteis suficiente con el primero, os enviamos más chicha de la buena. Esta vez, desde Neo-Tôkyô, la postapocalíptica ciudad donde nadie está lo suficientemente desocupado como para impedirnos grabar. En el atascaburras de hoy tenemos: 4'30".- "Gente UVI" Vuestras interacciones y un sumario. 16'01".- "Señal Perdida": Hoy va de fortalezas. "La Noche de los Castillos" y "Fort Boyard". 47'30".- "UVItulia", la tertulia con nuestro invitado JuanMi (Juan Miguel Cano Castell) sobre adaptaciones. 1:49'41".- "Chupitos de Ciencia" que hoy son más bien unos tragos largos. Hoy os hablamos del Espectro de Ondas Electromagnéticas. 2:33'.- "La Mejor Música que Nunca has Escuchado" hoy es puro bit y aventura: Bitpop. No consolero pero que suena como a tal. Y, para acabar, hemos hecho un pequeño omake muy fresquito (2:57') En estricto orden alfabético, todo lo que suena desde que acaba ondas hasta que acaba la sección de música es: Anamanaguchi - Another Winter Antilles - You And Me Code 64 - Run To You Electroputas - Dale Kaña Kraftwerk - Radioactivity Machinae Supremacy - Player One Mr. Megahertz - Gaijin stage7 - 8-bit mentality Thermostatic - As Stars We Belong Thermostatic - Metal Skin You Love Her Coz She's Dead - Me Versus You (Unicorn Kid Remix) Otros temas que han sonado: Blue Effect / Modry Efekt - Ma Hra Saffri Duo - Baya Baya Morcheeba - The Great London Traffic Warden Massacre Enlaces: -La Noche de los Castillos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPzVNku56-M -Espectro de ondas electromagnéticas: http://www.davidsuzuki.org/issues/assets_c/2012/02/Electromagnetic%20radiation%20spectrum-thumb-405x290-3045.jpg http://churchofthecosmos.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/electromagnetic-spectrum.png?w=506 -"Welle:Erdball" significa "Onda:Globo" -Radio online que menciona Juan Alberto: di.fm -stg7.net y demoscene.stg7.net Gracias a Mike Koenig por el efecto de sonido http://soundbible.com/1611-TV-Static.html www.unavagaidea.es unavagaidea@unavagaidea.es facebook.com/unavagaidea twitter.com/unavagaidea

Bueno, como parece que no tuvisteis suficiente con el primero, os enviamos más chicha de la buena. Esta vez, desde Neo-Tôkyô, la postapocalíptica ciudad donde nadie está lo suficientemente desocupado como para impedirnos grabar. En el atascaburras de hoy tenemos: 4'30".- "Gente UVI" Vuestras interacciones y un sumario. 16'01".- "Señal Perdida": Hoy va de fortalezas. "La Noche de los Castillos" y "Fort Boyard". 47'30".- "UVItulia", la tertulia con nuestro invitado JuanMi (Juan Miguel Cano Castell) sobre adaptaciones. 1:49'41".- "Chupitos de Ciencia" que hoy son más bien unos tragos largos. Hoy os hablamos del Espectro de Ondas Electromagnéticas. 2:33'.- "La Mejor Música que Nunca has Escuchado" hoy es puro bit y aventura: Bitpop. No consolero pero que suena como a tal. Y, para acabar, hemos hecho un pequeño omake muy fresquito (2:57') En estricto orden alfabético, todo lo que suena desde que acaba ondas hasta que acaba la sección de música es: Anamanaguchi - Another Winter Antilles - You And Me Code 64 - Run To You Electroputas - Dale Kaña Kraftwerk - Radioactivity Machinae Supremacy - Player One Mr. Megahertz - Gaijin stage7 - 8-bit mentality Thermostatic - As Stars We Belong Thermostatic - Metal Skin You Love Her Coz She's Dead - Me Versus You (Unicorn Kid Remix) Otros temas que han sonado: Blue Effect / Modry Efekt - Ma Hra Saffri Duo - Baya Baya Morcheeba - The Great London Traffic Warden Massacre Enlaces: -La Noche de los Castillos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPzVNku56-M -Espectro de ondas electromagnéticas: http://www.davidsuzuki.org/issues/assets_c/2012/02/Electromagnetic%20radiation%20spectrum-thumb-405x290-3045.jpg http://churchofthecosmos.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/electromagnetic-spectrum.png?w=506 -"Welle:Erdball" significa "Onda:Globo" -Radio online que menciona Juan Alberto: di.fm -stg7.net y demoscene.stg7.net Gracias a Mike Koenig por el efecto de sonido http://soundbible.com/1611-TV-Static.html www.unavagaidea.es unavagaidea@unavagaidea.es facebook.com/unavagaidea twitter.com/unavagaidea

Mega Man 2 remixes from Rushjet1, new singles from Ben Briggs, KODEK, Phonetic Hero, and a couple from myself! Second half of the show is an epic chiptune inspired EDM guest mix by Ralfington. Stick around to the end for previews of two unreleased video game remixes, one of Pokémon and one of Fantasy Life!  For full tracklist and links, visit ThisWeekinChiptune.com/084 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

Wonderful chiptunes from Mexico by Alex Powrs, chilled out chip-jazz from Fearofdark, and vocal chiptune cover songs by Professor Shyguy. Singles from VOIA, Phonetic Hero, and an Anamanaguchi remix by Tetracase. For tracklisting and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/083 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

A progressive show tonight, starting with atmospheric chiptunes from DDRKirby(ISQ), MisfitChris (Data Airlines), and Monomer (Ubiktune / Telefuture). The second half of the show features Chiptunes written with the LSDj software and made on a Nintendo Gameboy. Chiptunes from Graz (Data Fruits), Shoujo Kiss (MAGIC YUME Records) and the full-length debut from IAYD (The Base Bit Recordings). Tracklist and download links - ThisWeekinChiptune.com/081 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

New Amiga jams from El Mobo (The Aritst Formerly Known as Moby), a new video game soundtrack from Chibi-Tech, Kartmaze’s new album from netlabel Ubiktune, and remastered classic chiptunes from Shirobon!  Tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/077 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

New music from the rare and legendary Spamtron, two new albums from netlabel Cheap Beats including Auxcide’s Omnia and n00bstar’s big wh00p. We wrap up the show with tracks from Metatronaut and a new Zelda remix from yours truly.  For full tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/069 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

New music from Groovemaster303 & Jredd, chilled out chiptunes from Breakbeat Heartbeat, the new release from GOTO80 off the Data Airlines label, the full-length album from Noisewaves and the debut from Star Driver. Tonight's Sponsor was Firebelly Studios! Check out their game TEMPORUS on Kickstarter. It's a sci-fi indie game with music by C-Jeff! kickstarter.com/projects/firebelly/temporus Full tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/067 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

New music from Rushjet1 and Shirobon, we revisit Sabrepulse’s Turbo City which was uploaded to Bandcamp this week, and hear singles from uCollective.org. Also remixes of IAYD, Anamanaguchi and halc.  For full tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/045 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

Some awesome new chiptunes from Japan, the incredible new album from Chibi-Tech and new EP from DJ Master Kohta (CheapBeats)! We've also got some chill vibes from PICE and Tri Angles.  Tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/027 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

The new EP from CouCou Netlabel, music from Tri Angles (formerly Smiletron), new singles from Dubmood, Shnabubula and She, and tracks from nickelPUNK's remix EP. This episode sponsored by: 8static, Chiptune music in Philadelphia - 8static.com Tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/025 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

Some FM Funk from Joker and The Duchess, chilled out chiptunes from Pice and a handful of singles from ChipMusic.org and uCollective.org.  Tracklist and download links, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/024 Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

The set I played at Toy Company consisted of my original productions, remixes and songs. This was my first live show that would not be considered a “DJ Set,” but rather a performance of entirely original material. Recorded live on 8/10/2013 in Montreal, Canda for the Toy Company Chiptune music festival. For more info on Toy Company - toycompany.cc Tracklist, ThisWeekinChiptune.com/020ap Support TWiC and unlock bonus content, Patreon.com/DjCUTMAN

King David prepares for Pegasus' birthday party with a song from Aerobiz Supersonic, and a colorful rainbow cake by Sister Krystal. Music: Title*, Johnson Funeral Services, St. James Infirm'ry, Go 2 Sleep III, El Dorado (lo-fi acoustic) *from Aerobiz Supersonic (SNES)

King David loves Star Control 2, vegetables, dreaming, babies, and chopping. Also, sharp criticism for Panesonic's aggressively priced 3DO. Music: Starbase*, Shining Singing You (love theme from Salamander Leviathan), Chopping Vegetables, Knife Girl and Vegetable Man (I Still Think About You), I Got a Broken Heart (Baby), Baby Plz Take Me Back 2 the Neighborhood. *from the 3DO version of Star Control 2 http://davidspegasus.com - stop by and leave King David a "shout-out"!

King David basks in the warm sunshine all around him and asks everyone listening for a "shout-out". Music: UR My Sunshine, Utilize the Sunshine*, Somewhere Over the Rainbow*, The Funky Schoolbus (reprise). *Featuring King David's Commodore64 drum kit. http://davidspegasus.blogspot.com

King David introduces the podcast and comments on his beard and recent vacation in Rainbow Land. Music: Hardcore Short Circuit, Warm Bodies On This Starbase*, Baby Welcome 2 The Neighborhood, Call Me (feat. Timber!)*, Let's Take It Back 2 The Village (instrumental), My Funky Bone Pit* *including/inspired by audio from pc game Star Control 2. Check out Star Control 2, an amazing old-school pc game that has gone open-source. Check out Timber!, the man, the band, the man, the band... Check out the David's Pegasus blog for the latest news about King David and his friends. 

The 10th One Man And His Mic show is NOW ONLINE and is devoted to 8-Bit movie tie-in games! It features lots of great themes from classic 80s movies performed on the Commodore 64, Spectrum 128 and Amstrad CPC computers. The show includes tracks by Martin Galway, David Whittaker, Jonathan Dunn, Matthew Cannon, Charles Deenen + more heroes from the world of 8-bit music. There's even a 'special' guest appearance from a VERY, erm, famous Atari 2600 game too. Ouch!

Tomb Svalborgs program! Om bland annat allt som nördar gillar, det vill säga Narnia, Star Trek, Bitpop och Svalbard.

The third OMAHM show is now online and is the most varied and multi-format show yet! This show is devoted to the music of the GENIUS that is Tim Follin. It features his music from the C64, Amiga, Atari ST, ZX Spectrum, Sony Playstation, PS2, Amstrad CPC, Sega Megadrive, Dreamcast, Nintendo NES and Super Nintendo! The show also features two superb remixes of Tim Follin tracks from Romeo Knight and Binster along with an EXCLUSIVE Intro theme done in the style of Follin music by Tonka. The show runs for just over 1 hour in total and is 100% Follintastic!

The second OMAHM show is now available for download at long last and is devoted to the music from the mighty Commodore Amiga! The show features 14 Amiga music tracks in total and contains a classic selection of tracks recorded directly from the Amiga A500 and A1200. In order to make the show more headphone-friendly each track has been carefully mixed to eliminate the nasty Amiga stereo sound split whilst still retaining the stereo element of each track. An Amiga 'Sound Enhancer' was also used to ensure each track is presented with optimum clarity. As an extra bonus the show contains remixed Amiga tracks courtesy of Jogeir Liljedahl (from his 'Wanderer' CD), Bjorn Lynne (from his 'Revive' CD) and Ron Klaren (from the 'Immortal 2' CD) ... The show runs for 61 minutes in total.

The Z-Show sidekick Kenz has returned with his very own show - One Man And His Mic features classic tunes from various retro computer systems. The first show is now available at long last and features one hour of great music by 8-bit music legend Martin Galway. As well as some of his famous C64 tunes the show also features music from the ZX Spectrum, BBC Micro and Nintendo Gameboy.