Chiptune

Spring is just around the corner. And what better way to celebrate than by making a fresh new playlist! So buckle up and we’re going for another round of showcasing artists from YouTube who works in Deflemask! Chemical Plant Zone from Sonic 2 by Uhrwek Klockwerx

I’ve just released v1.5.0 of midi-to-lsdj my little library for converting MIDI files into the commands needed to reproduce the song in Little Sound DJ (LSDJ) on the Gameboy. What’s new MIDI file parsing has moved from midi-file to @tonejs/midi Moved to using tonalJS for working with notes Support for tempo changes…

It’s a new year. The holidays are over, and winter weather is in full swing, so there’s no better time to find fresh tracks for your 2023 playlists. So buckle up, and we’re going for another round of showcasing artists from Soundcloud and YouTube who work in Deflemask! Vain Aspirations…

Holiday dinners may be here, but I hope you saved some room for a few Tasty Jams! So buckle up and we’re going for another round of showcasing artists from both Soundcloud and YouTube who work in Deflemask! Click on the pictures to hear about the masterpieces they made! Reiko…

It may be November already, but we hope you’re ready for a treat for your ears alongside all that leftover Halloween candy. We’re up for another round of showcasing artists from both Soundcloud and YouTube who work in Deflemask! Fizzled by Aleksandar Milović

For Maker Music Festival 2021 I’ve decided to reprogram my Atari 2600 Paddle Chiptune. Now converted into a synth ready for jams. The Atari Paddle Chiptune is made with an Atari Paddle Joystick, Arduino Nano and 7 segment display. No Midi is involved. Sound is produced with Mozzi Library right and output from Arduino digital pin.

Got some more time and started doing some more song writing exercises. I’ve been writing little 2 part songs using Full Bucket Music’s MPS through Togu Audio Line’s Bitcrusher, and downsampled, low bit rate 707 samples played with One Small Clue’s Poise. …

The above is a music video from chiptune artist PANDAstar. I know it starts off with “CHRISTMAS VACATION 1994”, yet I figure the especially bittersweet mix of emotions is, alas, very much appropriate for “THANKSGIVING (along with the rest of) 2020”.

The GameBoy is among the most loved pieces of hardware in the chiptune community. This is, at least in part, due to the wonderful accessibility of making music on the device and its surprisingly powerful sound chip. With two pulse channels, a wave table synthesizer, sample playback, and a noise…