DIGIMANCY

Welcome to the mico-galactic frontier.

Schematics, Source Code, PCB Layouts:
https://rapidshare.com/files/1689835312/TLL_Release.zip

Special thanks to Mark Barton, programmer of the speech synthesis program S.A.M. on the C64, without whom DIGIMAN would have no voice!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jordan
• bartee
• digimancy
• retro
• commodore
• c64
• 8bit
• circuit
• bent
• hacking
• modular
• synthesizer
• electronic
• experimental
• noise
• sound
• trimaxion
• logic
• listener
• diy
• object
• oriented
• ontology

[phiestyfetus]

I have difficulty finding words to describe how beautiful this is. Thank you very, very much for creating something so whimsical and awe inspiring. Although I lack the prerequisite knowledge to understand the underpinnings and mechanics involved in this wondrous creation, I do possess a set of functioning ears and the ability to appreciate the glorious music this invention has facilitated. Thanks again, and if you see DIGIMAN around, please let him know that I would love to be his friend.

[crudface]

@phiestyfetus Wow, thanks for the amazingly kind words... you just totally made my day. And DIGIMAN says hi!

[RoboticusMusic]

Guise this is fictional chillout negros.

[crudface]

@RoboticusMusic The T.L.L. and the whole process of Digimancy is painfully real. Nearly a year in R&D and a big hole in my bank account!

[RoboticusMusic]

@crudface Now couldn't this be a made into a vst and rather easily for a programmer?

[crudface]

@RoboticusMusic A plugin version could possibly be done by establishing some open pipeline with emulators (maybe via OSC?), but it wouldn't be a trivial project. Probably just as much, if not more work. It would most likely be cheaper, but then I wouldn't be able to flip switches, turn knobs, and fiddle with patch cords, which is obviously NECESSARY FOR SCIENCE.

[phobosapiens]

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[JoeMChatt]

This is beautiful

[TheMaguro]

best video

[SPFXsynthesisers]

I really admire this guy-I love programming myself.This guy makes great things.

[audiovisuality]

This is funz xtreme!!

[SPFXsynthesisers]

Awesome-Love this sort of stuff-It is from these type of experiments that great things can come-Check my channel out for programming and musical instruments.

[ubersponge]

Quality work

[jankenpopp]

amazing work thank you :)

[uhyggeligkommentarer]

What the hell did I just watch? It was awesome.

[vonbryce]

How the hell did you think of doing this...

you, sir, are a savant

[JohnnyVonHifi]

absolutely brilliant. well done.

[RoboticusMusic]

@crudface true, what is science without knobs and shit.

[crudface]

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[speedkleaver]

there needs to be more c64 philosophy on this planet! heres to the countless universes i'm sure you both will explore.

[MustNotRead]

lol, "MAGICAL BINARY PROCESS" XD

[xxBalialxx]

Fucking PHENOMENAL. This is top notch. Way to go! :D

[jvemPiRe14]

kill everyone, this is computer music. shoot or die.

[BitCrusherTv]

Wonderfull! Great Job!!

[dronken]

WOW !! real computer music, i`m blown away.