Monday, June 13, 2011
Néboa jamming with the -hard plAYer-
Uploaded by Tolaemon on Jun 12, 2011
"8bit artist Néboa jamming with the - hard plAYer-. He improvises with an analog Korg keyboard and the Commodore 64 over a loop played by the AY-3891x based synth -hard plAYer- . Sorry, the quality of the image and the sound is not perfect, this video was recorded with a standard compact photo camera."
via Tolaemon: "Hard plAYer is a hardware synthesizer based on the AY-3891x chip. This chip was used in the 80s on some popular home computers like Spectrum ZX, Oric, Amstrad CPC, MSX , Vectrex or Atari ST. Despite AY-3891x has not all the features SID has, it also produces a very rich and characteristic 80s "8 bits sound"."
YouTube Uploaded by Tolaemon on Jun 12, 2011
"8bit artist Néboa jamming with the - hard plAYer-. He improvises with his vibraphone and an analog keyboard, over a loop played by the AY-3891x based synth -hard plAYer- . Sorry, the quality of the image and the sound could be better, but this video was recorded with a standard compact photo camera."
The -hard plAYer- finished and working
Uploaded by Tolaemon on Feb 16, 2009
"In this video you can see how the -hard plAYer- looks after having mounted it into it's new case. You can also see most of it's functions working."
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