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Today's episode (after a long break) features Jessen Jurado, a visualist and event organizer based in NYC. Jessen has been involved in the NYC scene almost since its beginning, and his enthusiasm led him to organizing and putting on shows and event series - most notably I/O Chip Music, a series that ran as a sort of counterpart to Pulsewave during the heyday of the NYC scene. Jessen invited me to play an iteration of I/O Chipmusic all the way back in 2016 and we've been talking ever since. This episode features discussion about the history of the NYC scene, organizing a counterpart to Pulsewave, and what the future of chiptune might be. Correction: In Dannel Jurado's episode, it was mentioned that Jessen Jurado (no relation) was involved with the Reboot chip shows. Jessen would like to clarify that he had no involvement with Reboot.

Music Used:- Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune Theme- Matthew Joseph Payne - Civil Disobedience is Civil DefenseReference: - Eliot Lash's Visuals Setup - https://www.eliotlash.com/works/live-music-visuals- Eliot Lash's Game Music Visualizer - https://www.eliotlash.com/works/game-visualizer-1- Max Capacity - https://linktr.ee/maxcapa.city- Triggerboy - https://www.eliotlash.com/works/triggerboy- Eliot Lash's Games Portfolio - https://www.eliotlash.com/- Tugboat (Jesse Novak) - https://archive.org/details/CDK030- Slime Girls - https://slimegirls.bandcamp.com/album/as-if-youre-never-hurt- Olde English - https://www.oldeenglish.org/

Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune Themedot.AY - VibraslopReference:- Square Sounds Melbourne - https://www.squaresoundsfestival.com/- Karlheinz Stockhausen - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karlheinz_Stockhausen- Music Concrete - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_concrète](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_concr%C3%A8te)- Henry Homesweet - https://x.com/henryhomesweet- 10k Free Men and their Families/Tom Gilmore - http://10kfreemen.com/- Girl Talk - https://www.girltalkmusic.com/- Dan Deacon - https://dandeacon.com/- Crystal Castles - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Castles- Pictureplane - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pictureplane- Kristy Dossor - [https://www.sifter.com.au/post/chiptune-is-an-instrument-not-a-genre-square-sounds-festival-2020](https://www.instagram.com/postitmandala/)- Eugene Davoren-Britton - https://www.instagram.com/hyphencutlery/- Little-scale - http://little-scale.blogspot.com/- cTrix - https://ctrix.net/- Sound Bytes - https://www.facebook.com/SoundBytesOz/- Doshy - https://ra.co/dj/doshy- Robert Parker - https://www.instagram.com/robertparkerofficial/?hl=en- Tom Foolery and the Family Jewelry - https://tomfooleryandthefamilyjewellery.bandcamp.com/- Jamatar - https://jamatar.bandcamp.com/- Reception Festival - https://receptionfestival.com/- Melbourne Chiptune Academy - https://chiptuneacademy.com.au/- Avrilcadabra - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8OqqNTPR_s9TNIXiBZfOcg

Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeNestrogen - Making You Cry (feat. Dan Pantzig)Reference:- FL Studio - https://www.image-line.com/- LSDJ - https://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/index.php- Famitracker - http://famitracker.com/- Datathrash Recordings - https://datathrash.bandcamp.com/- Cursed Hoof Studio - https://www.instagram.com/cursed_hoof_studio/

Reference:- The Blood Zone - https://thebloodzone.libsyn.com/- Kitschfork - https://kitschfork.podbean.com/- Meet Me In The Bathroom - https://www.harpercollins.com/products/meet-me-in-the-bathroom-lizzy-goodman- OCRemix - https://ocremix.org/- VGMix - https://vgmixarchive.com/- MAGFest - https://www.magfest.org/- Electronicon - https://knockdown.center/event/electronicon_2023/- Equip - https://worldofequip.bandcamp.com/music- Zan-zan-zawa-veia - https://zan-zan-zawa-veia.bandcamp.com/- Problem Attic - https://lizryerson.itch.io/problem-attic- Yume Nikki - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yume_Nikki- A Very Pokey Xmas - https://archive.org/details/pokey-xmas- Let's Play Life - https://ellaguro.blogspot.com/2024/03/lets-play-life.htmlMusic Used: - Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune Theme- ella guro - Terrible Town

Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeUltrasyd - Un croissant s'il vous plaît(RIP Ultrasyd)Reference:- Bent Fest - https://twitter.com/bentfestival- Chiptunes = Win - https://archive.org/details/chiptunes-win-discography-flac-lossless- Kevin Saunderson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Saunderson- Juan Atkins - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_Atkins- Reel Big Fish - https://reel-big-fish.com/- The Arrogant Sons of Bitches - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Arrogant_Sons_of_Bitches- Bomb the Music Industry! - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bomb_the_Music_Industry!- Chipwrecked - [https://www.facebook.com/events/østerlars-bornholm-denmark/chipwrecked-chiptune-festival-2023/378372814467430/](https://www.facebook.com/events/%C3%B8sterlars-bornholm-denmark/chipwrecked-chiptune-festival-2023/378372814467430/)- Infinity Shred - https://www.infinityshred.com/- Anamanaguchi - https://anamanaguchi.com/- Porter Robinson - https://porterrobinson.com/- Bud Melvin - http://www.budmelvin.com/- Tristan Perich - https://www.tristanperich.com/- Depreciation Guild - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Depreciation_GuildEpisode Photo by Rick “Portroids” DeMint

Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune themeBoaconstructor - Ditch The BiscuitReference:- Nanoloop - https://www.nanoloop.com/- Ovenrake - https://ovenrake.bandcamp.com/- Live Animals - https://weareliveanimals.bandcamp.com/- Glooms/Turtlesaur - [https://gloomsmusic.bandcamp.com](https://gloomsmusic.bandcamp.com/)- Electric Children/Circles - https://electricchildren8bit.bandcamp.com/- Fighter X - https://fighterx.bandcamp.com/- Piko Piko Detroit - https://pikopikodetroit.bandcamp.com/- 8bitcollective - https://archive.org/details/Best_of_8_Bit_Collective-2006-2011- TheBaseBit Recordings - https://thebasebitrecs.bandcamp.com/- Pacific Noise Works - https://pacificnoiseworks.com/- Square Sounds - https://www.squaresoundsfestival.com/- Milano Chiptune Underground - https://www.facebook.com/MilanoChiptuneUnderground/

Reference: Eindbaas - https://eindbaas.org/xyce - https://xyce.nl/Men of Mega - https://menofmega.nl/Superbyte Festival - https://ra.co/events/751982Square Sounds - https://www.squaresoundsfestival.com/ Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeRoccoW - Unbearable Thirst

Reference:Pulsewave - https://pulsewave.rip/8bitcollective - https://archive.org/details/Best_of_8_Bit_Collective-2006-2011Note! - https://note.bandcamp.com/AdamGetsAwesome - https://archive.org/details/pax-2011-adam-gets-awesome-chiptune-concertChillbrave - https://chillbrave.bandcamp.com/Music Used:What Happened to Chiptune Theme - Space TownGAMEFORM - Chillbrave Portrait of Dannel Jurado by dr1p - https://dripontheinter.net/links

Music used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeDubmood - Solitude Reference:FastTracker 2 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FastTracker_2Protracker - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ProtrackerAmiga - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AmigaModarchive - https://modarchive.org/Trax in Space - https://web.archive.org/web/20010418144833/http://www.traxinspace.com/Rebels - Chipmusicdisk #1 - https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=3604, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSD8_C4cAHoSchlager - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlager_musicMonotonik - https://www.simoncarless.com/monotonik-a-net-label-1996-200/Micromusic - [micromusic.net](http://micromusic.net/)Microdisko - https://www.discogs.com/fr/label/39227-Microdisko?page=1

Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeNullsleep - Motion Map (Feel The Rhythm) Reference:8bitpeoples - https://www.8bitpeoples.com/International Chiptune Resistance Tour - https://coolhunting.com/culture/the-internation/Pulsewave -Monotonik - https://www.simoncarless.com/monotonik-a-net-label-1996-200/Micromusic - [micromusic.net](http://micromusic.net/)VORC - http://www.vorc.org/Blip Festival - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blip_FestivalM8 Tracker - https://dirtywave.com/products/m8-tracker

Corrections: Micropalooza was actually started in 2003 instead of 2002 as stated in the episode. Apologies for the confusion!Reference:- Micropalooza - https://www.portlandmercury.com/music/2003/12/24/30443/wiggle-it-that-8-bit- Dataport - https://www.instagram.com/dataportpdx/?hl=en- 2 Player Productions - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_Player_ProductionsMusic Used:- Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune Theme- Moon Talk - As We Were

ReferencesMother's Day (Film) - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081186/Toxic Avenger (Film) - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090190/OB-6 (Synthesizer) - https://oberheim.com/products/ob-6/Troma - https://www.troma.com/8-bit Punk (Wired article by Malcolm Mclaren) - https://www.wired.com/2003/11/mclaren/The Tank (NYC Venue) - https://thetanknyc.org/Mackenzie Wark (writer + scholar) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McKenzie_WarkMagfest (Annual music and games festival) - https://www.magfest.org/Music UsedWhat Happened to Chiptune Theme - Space TownRoland & the Lamprey - Glomag

References:Daedalus Controllerism - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spa4emMwhOMLiveness: Performance in a Mediatized Culture by Philip Auslander - https://www.routledge.com/Liveness-Performance-in-a-Mediatized-Culture/Auslander/p/book/9780367468170Playing with Something that Runs by Mark J. Butler - https://global.oup.com/academic/product/playing-with-something-that-runs-9780195393620Push: Software Design and the Cultural Politics of Music Production by Mike D'Errico - https://global.oup.com/ushe/product/push-9780190943318?cc=gb&lang=enMusic Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeThe Attic Bits - Command Line Fail

Music Used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune Thememinusbaby - Una Gran Parte de Tu Mente Rebanadaminusbaby - You Were Strongminusbaby - Una Gran Parte de Tu Mente Rebanada (Live at Blip Festival 2011)minusbaby - BIAS, Pt. 1

Music used:Space Town - What Happened to Chiptune ThemeAwkward Terrible & Glowing Stars - George Jetson's Inflatable CopThe Glowing Stars - Got It BadMatthew Joseph Payne - Pewter HandlesMatthew Joseph Payne - i think we're ready - cursed vibes (from audio log #25 2023_03_03)

Link to Georges's Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/foodgeorgessaba/), Letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/georgessaba/), and TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@georgessaba0) Link to the magazine here! (https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Power_Issue001-Issue127/Nintendo%20Power%20Issue%20044%20January%201993/mode/2up) Things discussed Trains, The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse, Mario's age, mahjong, smoking, Sonic Blast Man, Equinox, sports newspaper, Mario Vs Wario comic, crash dummies, The Humans, Mega Man III, Mega Man Design Contest, Mega Man V, R.C. Pro-Am II, Nester's Adventures, Mario Paint education, Top 10 of 1992, Super FX chip feature, Super Mario Land 2: 6 golden coins, hockey slap shots, music.

In this episode we talk to Chipmusic Producer Vault Kid all the way from Germany. We discuss buying Hatsune Miku, Micromusic.net, early Chiptune, Pro Tools, mixing kicks and snares, finding people to collaberate with, and a lot more! Energetic 8-bit bass music producer Vault Kid made a name for himself in early 2017, when he first started to release music made entirely on Game Boys and became part of the thriving chiptune scene in Europe. Since then, Vault Kid adapted modern music production tools and combines them with the bleepy video game sounds of his childhood to deliver uplifting dance music bangers.

#31 “CHIP MUSIC BRASIL-JAPÃO” com Eduardo Melo O primeiro episódio da quarta temporada traz o músico Eduardo Melo, conhecido como Droid On, um dos expoentes da Chip Music no Brasil. Hoje ele vive no Japão, celeiro da Chip Music! O Podcast +81 - Código de Área do Japão é comandado por Mario Jun Okuhara e produzido pela MJ Podcasts e Comunicações. Nas principais plataformas de podcast Instagram: @plus81podcast Sobre o Droid On: https://droidon.bandcamp.com https://www.instagram.com/droidon

Лунная тема из игры DuckTales — самая космическая и одухотворенная мелодия 8-битных видеоигр. Это по-настоящему культовая композиция, построенная на классике лунных сонат и ставшая вторым гимном мультипликационной вселенной Утиных Историй. Ее сочинил японский композитор Хиросигэ Тономура, о котором мы почти ничего не знаем, но все равно благодарны ему за одну из лучших мелодий детства. В новом эпизоде HansZimmerJukebox разбираем 8-битный шлягер из лунного уровня DuckTales, как он звучит, из чего состоит и как сложилась его судьба в дальнейшем. Вопросы, просьбы, советы — Павел @ov_ov Овчинников http://t.me/@ov_ov Интро, музыка, перебивки — Александр @KonovalovMusic Коновалов https://www.facebook.com/konovalovmusicstudio Музыка выпуска: OST DuckTales (NES) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROj5RqRrJRg&list=PL0FE0D134995B8F2B OST DuckTales Remastered https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvNp0Boas721k5FYiicCFoifRvtDpAEx_ The Moon (from "DuckTales") (Orchestral Remix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoH89vxiQDk Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata (Full) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4591dCHe_sE Pink Floyd — Eclipse https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wjZrswriz0 Mega Man 2 Intro Opening Theme HQ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT9DST_M_g8 Della's Moon Lullaby (ORIGINAL LYRICS) - Feralady Vocal Cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-DapWaNSpM Чуть больше от чиптюн-музыке Game On: 4 Classic 8-Bit Sounds in Chip Music https://soundation.com/station/2019/11/19/game-on-4-classic-8-bit-sounds-in-chip-music/ Как работает музыка в NES https://habr.com/ru/post/482916/ Let's Learn About Waves https://pudding.cool/2018/02/waveforms/

Chip Music  :  Pushing The Limits of The Past Into The Present ! Hosted by Vin Curigliano of AAVIM Technology, I am joined by guest co-host Erin McKimm, and special guest cTrix. We cover cTrix's explorations of early computers, consoles and electronic music from a very young age , take a deep dive under the bonnet and discuss the finer detail of the synths/chips driving the sound engines of the respective early computers and consoles, and explore the World of Trackers vs Sequencers, etc. We venture into the areas of orchestration for Film/TV using mock ups vs real players, weigh up VI's and their place in the sonic palette, discuss the current limitations of MIDI and the developing rollout of MIDI 2.0 , reminisce over some of the classic synths, samplers and gear that we have moved on, and regretted in hindsight. We also navigate various curves presented by regional factors involving voltage/Hz/frame rates, discuss tips and tricks for mastering for vinyl, and much, much more. Host & Guest Links : AAVIM Technology : www.aavimt.com.au DAWbench : www.dawbench.com cTrix : www.ctrix.net Erin McKimm : www.erinmckimm.com VO : Andrew Peters : www.andrewpetersvo.com Music Themes : Original DAWbench VI Theme Music composed by Rob John : Independent Music Productions : http://www.indmusicprods.com DAWbench Radio Show ReMix by Erin McKimm : www.erinmckimm.com Outro Music ( Edit ) WarOfTehPsy (2019)  cTrix : www.ctrix.net All Rights Reserved : © AAVIMT 2020

After finally escaping, the crew focuses on the important task of taking a commemorative selfie and picking up all of their equipment from where they hid it.   Content Warnings Sexual suggestions and scenarios Drug and alcohol use Strong Language Violence, injury, death Music Credits The Ice Giants by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5745-the-ice-giants License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Almost Bliss by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5032-almost-bliss License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Scheming Weasel (faster version) by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4326-scheming-weasel-faster-version License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Skeptic by Podington Bear Sounds like Jobim on a Mario in an Elevator by Chipmusic.org

A discussion on some new(ish) discoveries with the VRC7, and a few corrections as well. Show notes/links: https://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9141 https://www.routledge.com/Music-in-the-Role-Playing-Game-Heroes--Harmonies-1st-Edition/Gibbons-Reale/p/book/9780815369042

Welcome to the first "mini episode" of Retro Game Audio. Steve and Patrick explore some odd instances of triangle "Pitch 0" appearing in the Castlevania 1 soundtrack.

We're back with another Halloween playlist of spooky VGM. Here is the link to the music-only version of this episode, which includes a download option: https://soundcloud.com/retrogameaudio/halloween-mix-iv-music-only/s-bCwbD Apano Sin (Amiga) Der Langrisser (SFC) Alien Target (Amiga) Etrian Odyssey III (DS) Dungeon Explorer (PCE) Adventure of Tokyo Disney Sea (GBA) Tempest 1200 (Amiga) Castlevania: Curse of Darkness (PS2) Battle Heat (PC-FX) Mortal Kombat II (Sega Genesis) Necronom (Amiga) Fantasm Soldier Valis II (PC-98) Rings of Medusa (Atari ST) Muppet Monster Adventure (PS1) Mystic Formula (PCE) Banjo-Kazooie (N64) Sabre Team (Amiga) Wild Arms (PS1) E.V.O.: Search for Eden (SNES) Lunar: The Silver Star (Sega CD) Alien III (Amiga) Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (PS2) Beyond Shadowgate (PCE) Donkey Kong Country 2 (SNES) Neutopia II (PCE) Wild Arms XF (PSP) Efera & Jiliora (PCE) Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes (SNES) Psychosis (PCE) Diablo II (PC) Special thanks to Alex Menchi, who is our source for the Amiga tunes.

In Folge 140 sprechen wir mit ZeHa. der mit Dr. Wuro Industries schon verschiedene Spiele veroeffentlicht hat, darunter auch einige auf dem C64. Dabei geht es natuerlich um den guten alten Brotkasten und es wird etwas Vintage, gelegentlich schweifen wir auf andere Systeme ab, aber vorallem schauen wir uns auch in der Gegenwart rund um den C64 um und blicken in die Zukunft. Trackliste L-Man – Rastaline Dub Thomas Detert – Magic Disk 64 (06/1991) Jeroen Tel – Robocop 3 Jeroen Tel – Cybernoid II Dr. Wuro Industries :: ZeHa / Christian Gleinsers Webseite Limbo :: Limbo Konvertierung fuer den C64 Sam's Journey :: Vermutlich das beste Jump 'n Run auf dem C64 Farming Simulator 2019 :: Offizielle C64-Version von Giants Software Mayhem in Monsterland :: Wikipedia Artikel Commando :: Ballerspielklassiker von 1985 YM-2149 :: Yamaha YM-2149 Soundchip (Atari ST etc.) MOS 6581 / MOS 8580 :: SID, Sound Interface Device, der Soundchip des C64 Robert Yannes :: Erfinder des SID-Chips und spaeterer Gruender der Firma Ensoniq Atari VCS Music Cart Vol. 1 :: "Musikalbum" fuer die Atari VCS Konsole und ihren etwas verstimmten TIA Soundchip Elements of Chip-Music :: Vortrag auf der Revision 2011 aus der Sicht eines Musikers Ghostbusters auf dem C64 :: Nicht die Strahlen kreuzen! Impossible Mission :: Elvin Atombender will die Weltherrschaft Stay Forever :: Podcast von Gunnar Lott und Christian Schmidt Commodore Educator 64 :: C64 in einem PET-2001 Gehaeuse, sehr selten C64 Games System :: Erfolglose Verwurstung als Gamekonsole Brotkastenfreunde :: C64 Podcast mit ZeHa und Steffen CBM-Bus :: Serieller Bus fuer Floppy Drives, Drucker und anderes 4-Spieler Adapter :: Fertig kaufen oder selber bauen dank Link zur Bauanleitung WLAN Adapter :: Drahtloses Internet fuer den C64! Wi-Fi Modem :: Noch mehr drahtloses Internet fuer den C64! Summer Games 2019 :: Retrogaming Treff in der Toolbox Markdorf im September 2019 CPU Grundlagen :: Neil Franklins Vortrag wie eine CPU funktioniert von 2006 ACME Cross-Assembler :: Multi-Platform cross assembler for 6502/6510/65816 cpu BASIC V2.0 :: Das BASIC des C64 SD-Card Reader for C64 :: SD-Karten Leser als Ersatz fuers Floppy 1541/1571/1581 Ultimate 64 :: Neues Mainboard fuer den C64 (ohne Chips) Comic Bakery Loading Tune :: Loader Tune von Martin Galway SX-64 :: Portable Variante des Commodore 64 Op-Codes 6510 :: Maschinensprachcodes des MOS 6510 C65 :: ehemals geplanter Nachfolger fuer den C64 C128 :: Commodore 128, meistens mittels GO64 betrieben :) C16 :: Commodore 16 Commodore CDTV :: Commodore's Dynamic Total Vision CD³² :: Im Prinzip ein Amiga 1200 mit CD-ROM Laufwerk History of the Amiga :: Wikipedia ueber die Geschichte des Amigas GEOS :: Graphical Environment Operating System C64DTV :: C64 Direct to TV Joystick C-One :: C-One Reconfigurable Computer (FPGA) Turbo Chameleon 64 :: Multipurpose Commodore 64 expansion cartridge C64 Reloaded :: Neues Mainboard fuer den C64 ARMSID :: Pin-Kompatibler Nachbau des MOS6581/8580 auf ARM-Basis SwinSID :: Pin-Kompatibler Nachbau des MOS6581/8580 mit Sockel fuer den originalen Chip FPGASID :: Pin-Kompatibler Nachbau des MOS6581/8580 auf FPGA-Basis TheC64 :: TheC64 von Retro Games LTD. C64 Mini :: C64 Mini mit 64 Games und einem Joystick VICE :: The Versatile Commodore Emulator MechBoard64 :: The MechBoard64 C64 Mechanical Keyboard :: Commodore 64 Mechanical Keyboard Project M.E.G.A. :: Museum of Electronic Games & Art Mega 65 :: The 21st century realization of the C65 heritage Zlanted Keyboard :: 40 % C64 Tastatur MeC64 Keyboard :: MeC64 is a mechanical replacement keyboard for the Commodore 64 (bread bin model) File Download (167:00 min / 160 MB)

In Folge 140 sprechen wir mit ZeHa. der mit Dr. Wuro Industries schon verschiedene Spiele veroeffentlicht hat, darunter auch einige auf dem C64. Dabei geht es natuerlich um den guten alten Brotkasten und es wird etwas Vintage, gelegentlich schweifen wir auf andere Systeme ab, aber vorallem schauen wir uns auch in der Gegenwart rund um den C64 um und blicken in die Zukunft. Trackliste L-Man – Rastaline Dub Thomas Detert – Magic Disk 64 (06/1991) Jeroen Tel – Robocop 3 Jeroen Tel – Cybernoid II Dr. Wuro Industries :: ZeHa / Christian Gleinsers Webseite Limbo :: Limbo Konvertierung fuer den C64 Sam's Journey :: Vermutlich das beste Jump 'n Run auf dem C64 Farming Simulator 2019 :: Offizielle C64-Version von Giants Software Mayhem in Monsterland :: Wikipedia Artikel Commando :: Ballerspielklassiker von 1985 YM-2149 :: Yamaha YM-2149 Soundchip (Atari ST etc.) MOS 6581 / MOS 8580 :: SID, Sound Interface Device, der Soundchip des C64 Robert Yannes :: Erfinder des SID-Chips und spaeterer Gruender der Firma Ensoniq Atari VCS Music Cart Vol. 1 :: "Musikalbum" fuer die Atari VCS Konsole und ihren etwas verstimmten TIA Soundchip Elements of Chip-Music :: Vortrag auf der Revision 2011 aus der Sicht eines Musikers Ghostbusters auf dem C64 :: Nicht die Strahlen kreuzen! Impossible Mission :: Elvin Atombender will die Weltherrschaft Stay Forever :: Podcast von Gunnar Lott und Christian Schmidt Commodore Educator 64 :: C64 in einem PET-2001 Gehaeuse, sehr selten C64 Games System :: Erfolglose Verwurstung als Gamekonsole Brotkastenfreunde :: C64 Podcast mit ZeHa und Steffen CBM-Bus :: Serieller Bus fuer Floppy Drives, Drucker und anderes 4-Spieler Adapter :: Fertig kaufen oder selber bauen dank Link zur Bauanleitung WLAN Adapter :: Drahtloses Internet fuer den C64! Wi-Fi Modem :: Noch mehr drahtloses Internet fuer den C64! Summer Games 2019 :: Retrogaming Treff in der Toolbox Markdorf im September 2019 CPU Grundlagen :: Neil Franklins Vortrag wie eine CPU funktioniert von 2006 ACME Cross-Assembler :: Multi-Platform cross assembler for 6502/6510/65816 cpu BASIC V2.0 :: Das BASIC des C64 SD-Card Reader for C64 :: SD-Karten Leser als Ersatz fuers Floppy 1541/1571/1581 Ultimate 64 :: Neues Mainboard fuer den C64 (ohne Chips) Comic Bakery Loading Tune :: Loader Tune von Martin Galway SX-64 :: Portable Variante des Commodore 64 Op-Codes 6510 :: Maschinensprachcodes des MOS 6510 C65 :: ehemals geplanter Nachfolger fuer den C64 C128 :: Commodore 128, meistens mittels GO64 betrieben :) C16 :: Commodore 16 Commodore CDTV :: Commodore's Dynamic Total Vision CD³² :: Im Prinzip ein Amiga 1200 mit CD-ROM Laufwerk History of the Amiga :: Wikipedia ueber die Geschichte des Amigas GEOS :: Graphical Environment Operating System C64DTV :: C64 Direct to TV Joystick C-One :: C-One Reconfigurable Computer (FPGA) Turbo Chameleon 64 :: Multipurpose Commodore 64 expansion cartridge C64 Reloaded :: Neues Mainboard fuer den C64 ARMSID :: Pin-Kompatibler Nachbau des MOS6581/8580 auf ARM-Basis SwinSID :: Pin-Kompatibler Nachbau des MOS6581/8580 mit Sockel fuer den originalen Chip FPGASID :: Pin-Kompatibler Nachbau des MOS6581/8580 auf FPGA-Basis TheC64 :: TheC64 von Retro Games LTD. C64 Mini :: C64 Mini mit 64 Games und einem Joystick VICE :: The Versatile Commodore Emulator MechBoard64 :: The MechBoard64 C64 Mechanical Keyboard :: Commodore 64 Mechanical Keyboard Project M.E.G.A. :: Museum of Electronic Games & Art Mega 65 :: The 21st century realization of the C65 heritage Zlanted Keyboard :: 40 % C64 Tastatur MeC64 Keyboard :: MeC64 is a mechanical replacement keyboard for the Commodore 64 (bread bin model) File Download (2:47 min / 160 MB)

Chipmusic & Livecoding Concert: Business Pastel and Melody Loveless

Ever wanted to know about the modern day history of Chiptune? Well this week we have Kevin (one of the moderators from Chipmusic.org) joins us for a loooonnngg talk about everything from music to books! A great episode you will not want to miss! http://esc.soundcollapse.org/ https://twitter.com/d_strct https://www.facebook.com/dstrcttracker/ https://www.facebook.com/SoundCollapse

Patrick and Steve are joined once again by Kevin Burke to discuss the Castlevania Bloodlines soundtrack. Sampled from a modded Sega Genesis to achieve a crisp, bright sound, we do a complete listen-through as we also explore some of the technical aspects of its creation. Show notes 1:35 - Kevin's vgm audio sources on original hardware project 6:22 - Bloodlines' history and context 9:10 - Konami's history with hardware and sound design, leading to the Genesis 15:53 - Contra Hard Corps discussion 18:27 - Bloodlines listen-through and discussion 28:10 - Why the sound mod makes the soundtrack sound better 39:41 - Demonstration of algorithm 4, polyphony in a single "monophonic" patch 45:03 - All FM instruments demonstration 51:35 - The "x" shaped envelopes used to create a gnarly instrument 54:06 - Michiru Yamane overview 1:01:57 - More game discussion and Portrait of Ruin tangent 1:06:28 - Demonstration of noise/hiss from the sound mod 1:22:20 - Bloodlines' music in later CV titles 1:25:48 - What Else Is Going On? 1:36:20 - Name that Game 1:37:16 - Song of the Week

We're back! Kicking off season 3 with an in depth analysis of the sound design in the long-lost SimCity NES game. Patrick and Steve also talk about MAGFest. For more history on this version of SimCity, visit https://gamehistory.org/simcity/ LuigiBlood's mashup of NES and SNES Metropolis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpSTa1X4xMw

It's time to step back in time for another classic ep of Get to da choppa   Today Andy and Darren play some of the listeners of Get to da choppa c64 music choices. The lads also talk about Play expo London, Antstream. included in this ep is Sid chip music goodness music from Last Ninja Lazy Jones Death Wish 3 plud loads more.

We return with our 3rd annual Halloween playlist of spooky video game music! Lots of obscure and great tunes. Also, an announcement about the upcoming 3rd season of Retro Game Audio. You can listen to & download the music-only version of this episode here: https://soundcloud.com/retrogameaudio/halloween-mix-iii-music-only/s-uw4U2 Tracklist: Agony (Amiga) Devil Crush (PCE) Armalyte (C64) Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (Sega CD) Assassin (Amiga) Suikoden 2 (PS1) Ghost Battle (Atari ST) The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) Aquaventura (Amiga) Mario Kart (N64) The Hobbit (C64) Final Fantasy XI (PS2) Astaroth (Amiga) ActRaiser (SNES) Dragon's Kingdom (Amiga) Star Ocean III (PS2) Alien Syndrome (C64) Akumajō Dracula (Sharp X68000) Dune (Amiga) Super Mario RPG (SNES) Battle Squadron (Amiga) Logical (Atari ST) Extase (Amiga) 38万キロの虚空 (X68k) Ghouls 'n Ghosts (Amiga) Leavin' Teramis (Atari ST) Superfrog (Amiga) SD Snatcher (MSX2) Zombi (Atari ST) Bubsy (SNES) Once again thanks to Alex Menchi for providing the source rips for most of the Amiga music.

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Patrick and Steve discuss the Sunsoft 5B famicom sound expansion and the sound design of Mr. Gimmick. This episode includes some previously-unknown information about Gimmick!, and also a complete listen-through of the soundtrack sampled from original hardware. Show notes: 0:00:43 - introduction & general gameplay discussion 0:13:49 - the 5B sound expansion 0:26:07 - the gimmick ps1 soundtrack 0:28:10 - imatrackman's "buzzer" cover 0:32:24 - the history of Gimmick! and Masashi Kageyama 0:38:09 - the PAL soundtrack (Mr. Gimmick!) 0:42:26 - the cancelled US port 0:44:19 - soundtrack listen-through and analysis 1:28:07 - sunsoft bass 1:38:27 - the origin of strange memories of death 1:42:36 - "so what's up?" / comments 1:50:43 - name that game 1:53:06 - song of the "week"

Patrick and Steve are joined by Jeffrey Roberts to discuss the optimal set-ups for recording chiptunes and video game music from hardware. We review the audio outputs, recommended mods, audio formats, and flashcarts/ devices for a variety of consoles. 12:43 - NES 23:00 - Sound Expansion on the NES 31:02 - Top Loader NES 32:29 - Nintendo Famicom 38:02 - Game Boy & Game Boy Color 50:36 - Super Game Boy 55:04 - Super Nintendo 1:07:29 - Sega Genesis/ Mega Drive 1:19:40 - Sega Nomad 1:23:22 - Sega Master System 1:30:12 - Sega Game Gear 1:35:29 - TurboGrafx / PCE 1:41:29 - Atari Lynx 1:43:44 - Neo Geo AES Follow Jeff's band Marshall Art on twitter: https://twitter.com/MarshallArtBand Cover photo credit: https://www.instagram.com/lippemfg/

Patrick and Steve are joined by ImaTrackMan to discuss the MSX standard and its audio. After a bit of history discussion, we take a look at its PSG audio, followed by the following expansions and updates: SFG, MSX-AUDIO, SCC, OPLL / MSX-MUSIC, PCM / MIDI, and Moonsound. We include some pretty great music selections and hope you enjoy!

It's that time of year again! We've compiled another playlist of spooky video game music for your listening pleasure. Most tracks picked by Patrick and Steve, with a couple guest selections (see soundcloud comments for more info). Special thanks to Alex Menchi for providing the rips of most of the Amiga selections found in this episode. You can find a lot of Amiga music on his youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/alexmenchi Last year's Halloween episode can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/retrogameaudio/episode-14-halloween-mix-music-only/s-kYCYf Tracklist: 0:00 Alien Breed (Amiga) 4:40 Tactics Ogre (SNES) 6:46 Robocop 3D (Amiga) 8:10 QuackShot (Sega Genesis) 9:10 Apidya (Amiga) 11:41 Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance (GBA) 13:58 Darxide (Sega 32x) 16:53 Addams Family: Pugsly's Scavenger Hunt (SNES) 18:47 Weird Dreams (Amiga) 21:51 Xak: The Art of Visual Stage (X68000) 24:32 Lotus II (Amiga) 25:39 Earthworm Jim (Sega CD) 29:36 Pinball Fantasies (Amiga) 30:56 Brave Fencer Musashi (PS1) 33:56 Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) 37:17 Dark Seal (Arcade) 40:05 Unreal (Amiga) 43:02 Dragon Slayer:The Legend of Heroes (X68000) 45:27 Clocktower (SNES) 47:05 Final Fantasy IV (SNES) 48:07 SWIV (Amiga) 51:47 Pokemon FireRed (GBA) 54:20 Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake (MSX2) 55:53 Zombies Ate My Neighbors (SNES) 57:46 Shadow of the Beast (Amiga) 1:01:38 Phantasy Star IV (Sega Genesis) 1:06:24 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (NES) 1:07:23 Xenogears (PS1) 1:11:10 Hero Quest (AtariST) 1:14:34 Rusty (PC98)

We sit down with Fez, creator of JCDC's theme song to talk chip tunes, theme songs, sea monkeys, lobsters and more. We figure out the theme songs that suit each of us individually. Shout out to Scott Joplin! You know who you are. We get two callers to try and make us a theme songs on the spot, all while eating some delightfully disgusting chips. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Patrick and Steve are joined by Oliver to discuss Capcom's Famicom and NES music. We do a pretty deep dive into some of the strange nuances and quirks of their sound engines, as well as observe how their sound progressed over time. We also share at least one song from every FC/ NES title of theirs, in chronological order of release.

Episode #5 of the Geeks' Boutique Podcast is leaping over tall buildings and into your ear-holes now! We'll exaggerate about our Dick Picks as usual, during which the Geeks' Boutique Players will act out some of a new book from Albatross Funny Books, ( https://www.facebook.com/AlbatrossFunnybooks/ ), Galaktikon. Thanks to Jo Knipp for providing some background music called "Proposition" from his own Bat House Publishing. This is significant since this is a style called "Chip Music." It was used (and we suppose still used) in the early video games. Then we're talking' Marvel Legacy in "Beyond the Pages." In "The Mausoleum," we'll disinter our recommendations of the month, "68, Gunslinger Born, and Spook House." Stay tuned right after the show to hear a track from the Vibrolas, "Astro Space Van," from their album, "Memphis Cocaine Hippies." You can find them at https://www.facebook.com/Vibrolas/

Patrick and Steve embark on an introspective journey for the 22nd episode of Retro Game Audio. We share the game music that was most nostalgic to us, and also discuss how we got into the modern chipmusic scene and how the podcast was created.

Patrick and Steve are joined by Andy Reitano, the creator of Super Russian Roulette, to discuss high quality sample playback on the NES.

For our 20th episode (and longest episode yet!), Patrick and Steve discuss the audio of the SNES. We worked hard to research and demystify the lesser-known audio features of the system! https://www.patreon.com/RetroGameAudio

Patrick and Steve talk about Konami's VRC7 sound expansion and the Lagrange Point soundtrack. We also talk a bit about the OPL line of Yamaha chips that the VRC7 descended from.

Patrick and Steve talk about the Sharp X68K, a powerful Japanese home computer that debuted in 1987. It featured audio similar to the Sega Genesis/ Mega Drive, but with some differences of course.

Patrick and Steve are joined by Kevin Burke to discuss Konami's Famicom and NES music. We analyze various sound design techniques and explore their catalog in chronological order of release. Follow Kevin on twitter- https://twitter.com/kr_burke

In Episode 16 of Retro Game Audio, we take a look at "Lost" NES Music. We discuss five different categories of hidden, altered, and unreleased music.

Patrick and Steve return to discuss the audio of the Sega Genesis console (better known as the Sega Mega Drive worldwide).

Scott F will be my guest today to talk about chip music, or 8-bit music.