Video downloads | This is my first linux 4k intro. It ended up on 2nd place at Dreamhack Winter 2004. Read more. Posted Wednesday 27-Dec-2006 10:24, 2 comments. |
 | Bit banger is my most constrained and minimalistic
microcontroller-based demo yet. It won the Oldschool 4k compo at Revision 2011. Read more. Posted Monday 13-Jun-2011 10:23, 14 comments. |
 | This piece, Shchedryk, was written by Ukrainan
composer Mykola Leontovych in 1916, as an assignment for a harmony course. The
ostinato is an ancient new year's chant. Peter Wilhousky wrote the English
lyrics in 1936, transforming the song into a Christmas carol. Read more. Posted Sunday 19-Dec-2010 18:01, 4 comments. |
 | Two well-known pieces from the Castlevania series:
Vampire Killer by Kinuyo Yamashita and Bloody Tears by Kenichi
Matsubara. Read more. Posted Saturday 17-Sep-2011 19:11, 4 comments. |
 | 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, 155 comments. |
 | Title theme for the C64 game Delta, composed by Rob
Hubbard in 1987, performed live on the Chipophone. The
piece was heavily inspired by the final movement of the Koyaanisqatsi
soundtrack which was composed by Philip Glass in 1982. Read more. Posted Wednesday 25-Aug-2010 18:23, 6 comments. |
 | DuckTales, "The Moon" level, composed by Yoshihiro
Sakaguchi (?) in 1989, performed on the Chipophone. Read more. Posted Sunday 15-Aug-2010 11:27, 5 comments. |
 | I won the demo competition at Birdie 2007 with this linux demo. Read more. Posted Sunday 10-Jun-2007 19:10, 3 comments. |
 | International Karate, composed by Rob Hubbard in 1986.
This one turned out to be incredibly fun to play! Hope you'll enjoy listening
as well. Watch out for the two places where new loops are recorded on the
fly. Read more. Posted Sunday 20-Feb-2011 21:39, 6 comments. |
 | LFF by Matt Simmonds (4-mat), performed on the Chipophone. Read more. Posted Sunday 15-May-2011 13:17, 7 comments. |
 | This is my first linux 64k intro. It won the 64k compo at
Birdie 2006. Read more. Posted Friday 13-Apr-2007 18:10, 0 comments. |
 | Music from the game Little Nemo: The Dream
Master, composed by Junko Tamiya in 1990, performed on the Chipophone. Read more. Posted Sunday 12-Dec-2010 09:44, 1 comment. |
 | The opening theme from Mega Man 3 (original japanese
title: Rockman 3). For this tune, I implemented a new feature that allows me to
record a loop into memory, and start the playback using a pedal at a later
time. Read more. Posted Sunday 13-Feb-2011 20:40, 3 comments. |
 | Metroid, intro and ending tunes, composed by Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka in 1986. Read more. Posted Monday 28-Feb-2011 18:12, 3 comments. |
 | Metroid, in-game music, composed by Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka in 1986. Read more. Posted Sunday 13-Mar-2011 21:26, 3 comments. |
 | The high score theme from Monty On the Run,
composed by Rob Hubbard in 1985. Arranged for left hand and pedals. Read more. Posted Sunday 8-May-2011 21:44, 3 comments. |
 | Parallelogram is a demo running on the Commodore One extender
board, which contains an Altera Cyclone III FPGA and an SDRAM chip. The logic
design was made from scratch, including a homebrew CPU, FM synth and blitter
with pixel shader support. The demo won the wild compo at Revision 2012. Read more. Posted Wednesday 11-Apr-2012 22:03, 21 comments. |
 | I am very grateful to Barta Zoli from Hungary,
for building a replica of Phasor, making
a high quality video capture and allowing me to share it with you on this site
(and on youtube). Read more. Posted Tuesday 22-Jun-2010 16:40, 1 comment. |
 | This is my Chipophone
interpretation of the Credits music from the Pokémon Trading Card Game video
game. The music was composed by Ichiro Shimakura in 1998. Read more. Posted Monday 20-Sep-2010 20:11, 4 comments. |
 | A chipophone cover of Still Alive, Jonathan
Coulton's song which plays at the end of Portal, featuring the lovely
Gabriella as GlaDOS. Read more. Posted Wednesday 20-Apr-2011 22:00, 3 comments. |
 | Music from the c64 version of Supremacy: Your Will Be
Done (known as Overlord in USA), composed by Jeroen Tel in
1990. Read more. Posted Sunday 20-Mar-2011 20:22, 2 comments. |
 | 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, 188 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, 9 comments. |
 | The bitbuf is a portable 8-bit minimalistic
live looping machine. Designed as a tool for chip music improvisation and live
performances, it aims to provide a set of simple yet versatile features. It's a
work in progress, but I've made a prototype which is already quite functional
and enjoyable to work with. Read more. Posted Thursday 22-Dec-2011 14:20, 151 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, 72 comments. |
 | One of Rob Hubbard's earliest tunes. The slide effects
are triggered by pedals; other pedals are mapped to drum sounds. I goofed up
considerably at the end, but decided to upload anyway. Hope you don't mind too
much. Read more. Posted Sunday 6-Feb-2011 20:40, 3 comments. |
 | The C64 demo Think Twice III, released by The
Judges in 1987, is perhaps best known for its soundtrack by Jeroen Kimmel
(Red). This is my Chipophone interpretation of the
classic SID power ballad. Read more. Posted Sunday 12-Sep-2010 18:41, 7 comments. |
 | This is my third linux 4k intro. It won the 4k compo at
Birdie 2007. Read more. Posted Sunday 10-Jun-2007 18:56, 1 comment. |
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Turbulence is the successor of craft. It's a
microcontroller demo based on the Propeller chip from Parallax.
External I/O consists of stereo sound (at line level) and a VGA signal.
Read more. Posted Monday 13-Apr-2009 13:09, 19 comments. |
 | This is my second linux 4k intro. It won the 4k compo at
Birdie 2006. Read more. Posted Tuesday 2-Jan-2007 14:16, 0 comments. |
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