After decades of gaming, what makes 8-bit music in particular so memorable ... too – the Commodore 64 could manage just three notes at once, for instance. Keep in mind that, as well as a ...

The columns map to the four channels of the sound card, which means the Game Boy can only make four sounds at any one time: two melodic bleepy-bloop notes ... chip music and 8-bit music ...

He calls it “an experiment in algorithmic music generation [which] uses a set of predefined musical rules to make choices about what the next note (or ... will cause a bit of “lyrics ...

But how did those beeps and bloops come to constitute music in the first place? The 8-bit guy explains. Californians have learned to live with their faults. The plates of the San Andreas ...

It's at times striking to realize how closely these 8-bit artists with their Gameboys ... Weixelbaum transposes the acoustic keyboard's notes to a blocky synth that would have grated in the ...

But how did those big beige boxes actually make music? True to his nickname, the 8-Bit Guy and his guest, the Obsolete Guy, know a lot about how computers created sounds three decades ago.

Some time ago, the music video was all the rage ... The stop-motion video is similar to the 8-bit video in that the sixteenth notes of the song are roughly equivalent to 12 FPS animation.

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