
Big-Chip writes in about his chip resources page. Included are tutorials for Nanoloop 1.3 and 2.2, and NES MML utilities for MACOSX users. Very helpful!
Big-Chip writes in about his chip resources page. Included are tutorials for Nanoloop 1.3 and 2.2, and NES MML utilities for MACOSX users. Very helpful!
In 2005, Bud Melvin contributed a cover of the Goldeneye theme to the now-defunct, Chicago-based recordlabel/magazine/collective, Terry Plumming. All issues and their corresponding music discs have been recently archived online. Check out issue #5:TINA for this marvelous Bud Melvin rarity.
Or you can listen here:
Sunvox is a modular synth/tracker. I have used it before, and it gets some cool chippy sounds with very minimal hardware requirements.
Features:
* Modular interface.
* Highly optimized synth algorithmes.
* Flexible architecture: SunVox can working on variuos devices. For example: PDA with slow CPU – 16bit sound (fixed point arithmetic); or big PC with powerfull CPU: 32bit sound (floating point arithmetic).
* SunVox engine (without GUI) is open source and distributed under the terms of BSD license.
* Built-in synthesizers:
o FM synthesizer;
o Generator (saw,triangle,square,noise waveforms);
o Sampler (supported formats: WAV, XI);
o SpectraVoice (FFT-based synth for analog-like pads);
o Kicker;
o Stereo Delay;
o Distortion;
o Echo;
o Filter (Low-pass, High-pass, Band-pass, Notch);
o Flanger;
o LFO;
o Loop;
o Reverb (with DC Blocking Filter).
o Vocal Filter
* Supported platforms: Windows, Linux, PalmOS, WindowsCE.
* Export to WAV.
At last weekends Pulsewave show they announced a hidden guest. Check out the exciting reveal!
Halloween Pulsewave “Mystery Guest” REVEAL from 2 Player Productions on Vimeo.
2600 democrew Trilobit posted their new Atari demo on pouet. Check it out here: