In which I introduce the FMA community to the wonders that is the 8bitcollective.
God Help us all.
Author: Peter Swimm
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Today on the FMA: Hello World!
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Neil Voss More from the Closet
Voss Writes:Digging around and found some other unreleased demo material. These were made around 2002-2003, just using NES + C64 sounds layered and a few drum machine samples. Completely incongruous, incomplete, unmixed, etc.
tracklist:
- * 01 – Anthm
- * 02 – Beige
- * 03 – Double Dragons
- * 04 – Up Up Down Down (1:16)
- * 05 – Sorcery
- * 06 – Rockman Rock
- * 07 – Grey
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Also, an earlier demo from a “unreleased game”
- * 01 – D1t (1:47)
* 02 – Soli (1:45)
* 03 – Torus ‘88 (2:09)
* 04 – Sun Electro (1:29)
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maxYMiser v1.29 updated
gwEm writes:
- Improved buzzer arbitrage
- ‘Fast As Possible’ SID and syncbuzzer routines – Defjam/Checkpoint request
- Volume control on YM digidrums – an effect last heard from Lotus/Hotine back in the golden age
- Pitch slide command
You can download the new version at:
http://www.preromanbritain.com/maxymiser/download.htmlBut thats not all! Old skool YM wizard Excellence In Art has been using
maxYMiser recently. He contributes:- A stonking new example track
- A maxYMiser beginners guide, including a basic example track
You can look at ‘maxYMiser a Musicians Guide’ and the basic example tune
here.Don’t forget to look at the maxYMiser official homepage for cool
additional resources :)
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And the winners are..
You can collect 100 virgins as soon as you get to Valhalla, guys!
