Funky EMP! http://www.soundstosample.com/info/Sonokinetic/EMP/937#
which is odd, because I'm not fond of Jazz

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(72 replies, posted in General Discussion)

i liked swampyboy.
what happened to capkonamco?

start a forum for your specific city, then only publicise it 3 times...

www.londonchipnet.co.uk

...4

Beautiful site, will be sure to add to the database tonight...
www.shriker.co.uk/netlabels

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(52 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Facebook - www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Shriker/115332021844590 (6 more fans and i lose the ugly url)
Twitter - www.twitter.com/Shrikermusic
Web - www.shriker.co.uk

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(57 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Memro
Netsky
+ you guys

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(8 replies, posted in General Discussion)

whatever, it's 2009!

(great work btw)

such a a hard show to download

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(186 replies, posted in General Discussion)

http://soundcloud.com/shriker

BOOM

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(189 replies, posted in General Discussion)

ant1 wrote:

impulse tracker has sixty four channels. limitations suck

edit: what i mean to say is  "i couldn't care less about limitations"... nor nostalgia for that matter. i just like the way it sounds and there is some good music. i am not a nerd who loves to deconstruct things to find the limitations easter egg of the lsdj or?? i just like chiptunes because they sound good. sorry

affection was implied, i agree though.

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(127 replies, posted in General Discussion)

calmdownkidder wrote:
Shriker wrote:

i saw a guy with that on his t-shirt at a skrilex gig

You should have said hi, it was LastKnight (who was with me!)

HA! as if! ah that sucks, Ash rang to see if we were going but as you know had to leave... that sucks, i was stood like right by you guys in the first arch.

edit: PS  cheers for the play on your radio show! really psyched to hear that. you have no idea

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(127 replies, posted in General Discussion)

cheapshot wrote:
bryface wrote:

hahahaha that's the one to get!

i saw a guy with that on his t-shirt at a skrilex gig

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(189 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Beyond a shadow of doubt, I think we all love chipmusic because we're nerds that are fascinated with deconstructive listening. We all took things apart as kids, just to see what was inside. This music (when we have a basic knowledge of the software in question) is much the same, we listen firstly to the song for the overall mood, then re-listen to hear the hidden easter-eggs, such as a subtle waveform switch or a phasing harmony.
Other mediums, in my opinion, are harder to decipher. A guitarist could use any number of amps and effects, a dj could be using a trillion plugins to get that special reverb. I suppose the overall point i'm trying to make is that most fans of our music are chipmusicians themselves, with a basic to intimate knowledge of lsdj, nanoloop, fami, piggy etc, and these 'easter-eggs' are a wink to the listener as well as a musical device. The listener doesn't feel like an outsider or a fan, rather a colleague in a genre strewn with limitations.

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(22 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

i'm putting a push-to-make-push-to-break on one of the wires to the internal speaker.

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(141 replies, posted in General Discussion)

concealed wrote:

can't tell you, sorry

HA!

Shriker = Hell Dog, like the Black Dog that is sometimes seen on the coastline by my hometown home in Isle of Man.

an0va wrote:

Also, my family is surprisingly accepting of my chip music. One time when I was visiting home I showed them a little bit of it.

Dad: "That was really weird, yet really cool."

My dad text me to say he "found some 'media files' on the old home computer that he was 'unsure' about..."

(i scrolled down nervously)

"...but I can't delete these mp3s, this Oxygenfad chap is fantastic!"

(Phew)