Parris Haynie writes Chiptunes music under the pseudonym Dauragon C. Mikado, a name inspired from the main villain in the Playstation 2 game, The Bouncer. In his room, Haynie says, he creates his hip hop infused Chiptunes songs using a program called Nanoloop. He presses the buttons on the clearly aged game boy to form patterns of notes in the program and the small speakers output this.
Not the biggest Nanoloop fan, but this comp has a amazing lineup.
“OUT FINALLY!
with 22 tracks from (among others): Glomag, Bit Shifter, nordloef, Big-Chip, Zombectro, Albino Ghost Monkey, Je Deviens DJ en 3 Jours, (and Hidden Village might *I* add) etc. etc. multiple versions of the artwork are available, so print which ever you prefer… cover 7 designed by JDDJ3J, the rest by e.s.c.”
Parris Haynie writes Chiptunes music under the pseudonym Dauragon C. Mikado, a name inspired from the main villain in the Playstation 2 game, The Bouncer. In his room, Haynie says, he creates his hip hop infused Chiptunes songs using a program called Nanoloop. He presses the buttons on the clearly aged game boy to form patterns of notes in the program and the small speakers output this.
