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Me and MFU made some music about the sea and different emotions about the sea. It isn't seapunk, I hope. It's more sort of library music and disco and some sadness and improvisation. It is also very lo-fi, we both like old Ariel Pink and John Maus stuff quite a lot.

http://laslm.bandcamp.com/

you dont really say what you want from the course.

do you want to learn how to make/fix/research? do electronics/physics.

do you want to learn how to use a studio and make a bad noise? volunteer at a local music studio/radio station

ive got an a level in music tech and i started a degree in music tech and then quit.
I wanted to learn how to use a studio but it wasnt not really worth it.

it can give you access to some proper studio equipment that you might not be able to afford but with very limited time slots to use it, you can spend half the day setting it up/getting everything to work and then you run out of time or someone comes along and fiddles with everything over night and you have to start again. fustrating.

we just played with loop from a cart that he sold me with some loops left on it.

all the cock at blip 08

typo!

this is what he emailed me:

There's no LSDJ in these tracks, as the DMG in my setup has been replace with a Casio SK-5. All the casio-samples I have used originates from Nanoloop 2.3, though; so I would still consider it chipmusic. All the musical sounds thus comes from Nanoloop 2.3, with the last track as an exception, which features guitar.

i dont think you can really compare it to goattracker.

if it has a random wave generator and 4 oscilators i doubt you can play it on a c64, it sounds like it just tries to emulate a similar sound.

if you want a proper c64 thing then just use a c64 tracker in an emulator or goattracker or goattracker stereo (which gives you 2 filters and 6 channels)