Also, I'm pretty sure one of the staff made this!
Yes indeed, Lee was the one who conducted the interview also, and was the one spotting the current limitations in my AY emu, which im working on now 
He knows his stuff.
A pretty legit interview and background from the Boston Phoenix: http://thephoenix.com/Boston/music/9520 … the-faith/
Live show review: http://thephoenix.com/BLOGS/onthedownlo … -felt.aspx
Little show blurb, only notable because its in the Boston Globe: http://www.boston.com/ae/music/articles … e_like_it/
Chris from Active Knowledge in the Boston Metro: http://activeknowledgemusic.com/img/metroarticle.jpg
]]>The Philadelphia Inquirer recently wrote a pretty good article-
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/magazine … =1&c=y
that's a really good one.
Here at West Philadelphia's Studio 34, crowds of 50 to 150 gather to test their skills at an open mike or watch local and international chiptunes stars. The music, infused with the beep-heavy aesthetic of video game soundtracks, often resembles European dance or electronica but can be spun into sounds from country to smooth jazz or punk.
awesome paragraph.
]]>sorry for the Crystal Castles namedrop, you'll get over it
]]>The Philadelphia Inquirer recently wrote a pretty good article-
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/magazine … =1&c=y
This is nice! Hardly any misconceptions! And I like Joey's remark to the effect of "chip music came from the internet" (I take all blame for the dubious paraphrase).
]]>Also, I'm pretty sure one of the staff made this!
Yes indeed, Lee was the one who conducted the interview also, and was the one spotting the current limitations in my AY emu, which im working on now He knows his stuff.
It was specifically about Nijuu and NTRQ (briefly).
]]>Apparently there was a big interview (more than 5 pages) with a few of the C64 greats in some gaming magazine a few months ago. I can't remember which one and I didn't read it, so that's not very helpful I guess.
retrogamer.
]]>oh fair few things in computer music that ive seen as well.
Yep, they cover it a lot. Last issue there was someone talking about Apple IIGS synthesizers, they've had Aegis Sonix (Amiga Softsynth), a big article on chipmusic, reviewed Chipsounds and an article with David from Plogue, plus their monthly column on trackers and the demoscene and the monthly "totally trackers" section (not really chip, but whatever 
) all in the last few months.
Also, I'm pretty sure one of the staff made this!
Apparently there was a big interview (more than 5 pages) with a few of the C64 greats in some gaming magazine a few months ago. I can't remember which one and I didn't read it, so that's not very helpful I guess.
]]>(I guess only minusbaby will understand it, but what the hell):
http://chippanze.org/wp-content/uploads … agine1.jpg
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