- PSPSeq Compo at Riverwash http://www.bitfellas.org/comment.php?comment.news.3354 #
- crashfaster & Doctor Popular present: Knifetank (The Albumhole) http://ow.ly/2e884 #
- Anamanaguchi – Another Winter Crymix is the scariest thing I’ve ever seen http://ow.ly/2ebDx #
- RT @ZenAlbatross: Going to be talking with chip musician @AnimalStyle for my next Motherboard interview. Tweet me your questions. #
- RT @Radiograffiti: The infamous Stagediver 12″ is officially “leaked”. Listen here: and here: https://www.youtube.com/user/radiograffiti414 #
- RT @Radiograffiti: Dispyz 2003 digital reissue coming this Fri. Tunes posted here: https://www.youtube.com/user/radiograffiti414 and here: #
- RT @8bitpeoples Check out this video for Linde’s “Satellites” • attribute-clashed space race footage • http://bit.ly/bKjrNh #
- “A Series of Mistakes: Nullsleep and the Art of 8-bit Composition” review of the @Playpower workshop at NYU • http://bit.ly/9eWasr #
- RT @4mat_scenemusic: new one http://8bc.org/music/4mat/Chipmusic+is+dead/ in reply to 4mat_scenemusic #
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Hey everyone, I just finished uploading and annotating the last 5 http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=AAB442BCA7F841C4 I’ll also be putting them up on my webpage in 480×272 format for http://dspmusic.org/psp/pspseq301_videos I’ll be adding a few more over time; probably one just playing some of The program is very deep, but with great power comes great complexity. Well worth viewing! In part 2 of yesterday’s interview, We discussed the PSPSEQ developer, Ethan Bordeaux, background. Today we get more into the meat of the program, how its varied methods of synthesis works, and where the project is heading. LB: Moving on a little then, were there any specific interesting parts of the port to a hand-held device? ECB: Not really. The development environment on the PSP is pretty good so I can have a version that runs on my PC and one that runs on my PSP that share 95%+ of the same code. Made debugging a whole lot easier. The one thing I had to figure out early on was whether or not the C compiler would be good enough to allow for the level of polyphony required to make music. I wish the PSP had enough power that it could run any 16 generator and effect tracks and not have to worry about overloading the system, but I think the level of polyphony and complexity of music you can make on the PSP is pretty impressive. Generally speaking you can get between 12-16 tracks going at the same time, which is definitely good enough to make some cool tunes. LB: I agree, I was really surprised at how complex PSPseq is, could you give us a quick run-down of the available synths? |
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