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Wednesday, July 04, 2007

The hardware chiptune project


YouTube via lftkryo.
"Hardware, software & music by kryo. Fifth place in the wild compo at Birdie 17. (more)"

Update via the comments:
"Hi!
Glad you like it.
Here's the project home page.
Best regards, lft/kryo"
Posted by matrix at 7/04/2007 07:40:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous7/4/07, 10:13 PM

    nice now you just need to make a hardware interface so we can use it as an instrument

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  2. Anonymous7/5/07, 3:18 AM

    Cool. Sounds a lot like a 6581 SID.

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  3. Chris7/5/07, 5:43 AM

    is this a DIY? another link?

    thanx

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  4. Anonymous7/5/07, 7:12 AM

    @Beaker, I agree but what's also interesting is that the complement of waveforms available are the same ones on the original NES

    I'd also love to know if the code/plans are available.

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  5. thumbuki7/5/07, 8:51 AM

    sweet!

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  6. Anonymous7/8/07, 4:58 AM

    Hi!
    Glad you like it.
    Here's the project home page.
    Best regards, lft/kryo

    ReplyDelete

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