1,841 Reply by akira^8GB

(85 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Blip Festival Tokyo 2010.

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1,842 Reply by akira^8GB

(40 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I refreshed mine for teh lulz.
It basically tells you to go somewhere else, but it serves the purpose.
http://myspace.com/8gb

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1,843 Reply by akira^8GB

(38 replies, posted in Releases)

Nullsleep wrote:
akira^8GB wrote:

Well this is a good surprise then, after talking to Random I believed he did erase everything xD

Yes, but this thread is about the live recording from the Blip 2009 after-party.

Which I didn't think about! So, cool surprise big_smile

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1,844 Reply by akira^8GB

(38 replies, posted in Releases)

Nullsleep wrote:

It will happen and, believe me, it will be worth the wait.

Well this is a good surprise then, after talking to Random I believed he did erase everything xD

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1,845 Reply by akira^8GB

(6 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Meneo doesn't do cumbia, it's reggaetón.
Super Wachín posts here. His music goes beyond chip, calling it "chip"  is forgetting most of the other super cool stuff!
That live show seems wicked, I couldn't attend unfortunately.

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1,846 Reply by akira^8GB

(15 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Jellica wrote:

im sure i saw this vid ages ago.

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1,847 Reply by akira^8GB

(15 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Serious business.

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1,848 Reply by akira^8GB

(11 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

neilbaldwin wrote:

Was it done on a C64? There are parts that I think sound very, very much like a SID and then part where I think "Hang on, there's too many voices going on there" and there seems to be some external reverb on the leads?

You are talking to the KING of  *real* chiptune big_smile

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1,849 Reply by akira^8GB

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facundo wrote:

Good morning winter, where the fuck is my 12" condom?

What for? regular ones fit loose on you

heart

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1,850 Reply by akira^8GB

(7 replies, posted in Atari)

Or you can use an Atari 2600 emulator on your modern handheld console of choice.

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1,851 Reply by akira^8GB

(38 replies, posted in Releases)

What does the Reformat The PLanet DVD have?
Last word I heard is that it was never to be played again and never to be released.

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1,852 Reply by akira^8GB

(7 replies, posted in Atari)

Who cares, Yerz, I was making a bad joke big_smile
Your music is cool regardless of platform. A lot of people rely on the platform they work on to have a novelty that "sets them apart"  from others, using it as the only gimmick that may make them "cool". On the other hand, there's few people, like you, who just simply make cool music, regardless of the platform they choose, and at many paths they cross with what "chipmusic"  is perceived as.

Keep it up!
(no point in discussing fakebit for hours big_smile In a broad definition, the real chiptune, protracker mods using small samples to replicate chip sounds, is fakebit too wink)

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1,853 Reply by akira^8GB

(7 replies, posted in Atari)

Go away, newschool!
xD

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1,854 Reply by akira^8GB

(21 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

If you would post the MOD file it would help a damn lot to know what's up.

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1,855 Reply by akira^8GB

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PULSELOOPER wrote:

Samples get some weird noises

Sample loop or end points are being ignored. RAW files do not store this info neither does the MOD.

, notes disappear from the editor lines, etc.

You use illegal notes on your composition. As 4mat said, you have to limit yourself to the Amiga standards.

If you have a Macbook, install windows or run Parallels and use WinUAE  in it, to run Protracker. It's the best solution in my opinion.

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1,856 Reply by akira^8GB

(3 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

The C64 user manual has programs.
I also recommend Compute!'s Gazette type-ins. I bet you can find them somewhere online.

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