The best music software seems to be made by musicans, and none prove that better than gwEm and his awesome maxYMiser. Combining ease of use, in-depth power, good use of hardware, and various versions for users off all manners of Atari hardware, this app has lead to some great releases, both in code and in music. Here’s looking forward to more of the chip world discovering one of the most powerful and lowest barrier of entry chip platforms, all thanks to gwEm.
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With a consistent output of quality graphics that conform to desirable “laws” of both pixel and graphic design beauty, performed flawlessly in a live environment (paying attention to all details of the show), a track record of more than 10 years in the game (yes, dedicated to chipmusic VJing, for all those who think this started in 2006) and a hardware setup still unique, plus his huge influence in the 8-bit scene as a whole (a key player in the euro scene’s development), The C-Men takes the prize deservedly and hopefully will deliver a load more visual content for us to enjoy in any of the global locations where he performs. The C-Men
Atari 2600 demos are not very numerous and this one is done with sheer grace and powerful coding marvel. Couple it to nice beats coming out of the limited A2600 TIA (a feat on its own to compose music for this thing) and funny texts (how can we forget Dr. Phil?), and you got yourself a mighty winner. Credits: ilmarque – code+msx Trilobit homepage
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