Chip music | Craft is a demo running on its own minimalistic demo
platform. The demo platform is based on an ATmega88 microcontroller. Read more. - lft_craft (Original video clip, Xvid, 89.4 MB)
- lft_craft_src (Schematics, firmware binaries and source code, 70.5 KB)
Posted Thursday 27-Mar-2008 20:33, 124 comments. |
 | I was asked to compose a tune to a chip disk, early in
2006, but the whole project appears to have been abandoned. So I'll just put my
song here instead. Read more. Posted Tuesday 2-Jan-2007 13:55, 0 comments. |
 | Fratres by Arvo Pärt is one of my favourite
pieces of music. The analytical meets the aesthetical as Pärt takes us on a
meditative, harmonical journey, built up from a simple set of mathematical
rules. Read more. Posted Monday 3-Dec-2007 06:52, 23 comments. |
 | A fun event at Backslash 2007 was the 4 KB tracked music
compo. My contribution was in the MOD format (ProTracker), which turned out to
be quite a challenging restriction. Read more. Posted Wednesday 1-Aug-2007 17:01, 0 comments. |
 | This was my contribution to the chip music compo at Hype
1999. It ended up on a shared 3rd place. Read more. Posted Sunday 30-Jul-2006 12:02, 0 comments. |
 | This SID tune was composed for (and partly at) Breakpoint 2008. Read more. - Nymphaea (C64 executable file, 4630 bytes)
Posted Tuesday 25-Mar-2008 18:26, 0 comments. |
 | A "bastard pop" track consists of two different pieces
of music, by two competing or quarreling artists, played back at the same
time. Read more. Posted Sunday 24-Dec-2006 13:10, 5 comments. |
 | Here's another ATmega88-based hardware chiptune, this
time composed for Little Computer People
2009. It was my contribution to the "other music" compo, and won the
1st place. Read more. Posted Sunday 19-Jul-2009 17:47, 11 comments. |
 | It struck me that, at least in theory, organ pipes should generate quite
primitive sound waves. If so, how come a church organ doesn't sound like a
chip tune, which is also built up from simple waveforms? Well, actually
it will, if you remove the church. And if you connect a
Commodore 64 home computer to a loudspeaker in a large hall, it will
sound like an organ. Read more. Posted Saturday 10-May-2008 07:27, 17 comments. |
 | Finally! The SID theme finder has been resurrected and
upgraded to modern HVSC path names. Read more. Posted Tuesday 29-Jan-2008 06:36, 3 comments. |
 | This SID tune was composed for Breakpoint 2009. It ended
up 7th in the Oldschool Executable Music compo, which isn't too bad considering its original
approach. Read more. Posted Tuesday 5-May-2009 05:35, 0 comments. |
 | This is my first regular SID tune. It was written for
Backslash 2007, where it ended up on 4th place. Read more. Posted Saturday 14-Jul-2007 11:19, 1 comment. |
 | The Chipophone is a homemade 8-bit synthesizer,
especially suited for live chiptune playing. It has been built inside an old
electronic organ. Read more. Posted Wednesday 21-Jul-2010 21:42, 112 comments. |
 | The "Vad faller..." ("What woodland...") movement of Lars-Erik
Larssons Förklädd Gud (God In Disguise), arranged for a SID septet. Read more. Posted in ancient times, 4 comments. |
 | In an attempt to squeeze as much emotion as possible
into a tiny chip, I managed to fit Camille Saint-Saëns' The Swan into
480 (out of 1024) bytes of ROM on an ATtiny15. The microcontroller runs at
1.6 MHz and provides 32 bytes of RAM (actually registers). Read more. Posted Monday 26-Apr-2010 16:12, 6 comments. |
 | Normally, when you create a chiptune, you start with an
existing chip (such as the SID chip or
the YM2149) and write a tune for it. We decided to start from scratch, and
create a chip and a tune. Read more. Posted Saturday 30-Jun-2007 11:04, 51 comments. |
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