Reportage chiptunes

Reportage Arte sur les Chiptunes 8 bits

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• amiga
• atari
• commodore
• demo
• party
• chiptunes
• 8bits

[nurse182]

looks like those guys Furries at there parties

Go Chiptune!!!

[noooly]

great vid :]

[mima14031985]

Chipmusic will rule forever!

[kanedu62]

@TheSpliffKing What is your problem with french people ?

[TheSpliffKing]

french people...

[eloras22]

aaa :)

French ppl

good

I was boring all Chiptune man aren't French

But i see !!

yeah

Chiptune/8Bit

Lo-bit :p

4eva (l)(l)

[noooly]

the tune beginning at 2:33 sound great, who made that? must be song speed 9/5/9/5 or something =)

[gamorbab]

Thank you for the explanation! It's 'Hubbard' though, and not 'Hubbart', hehe. Hubbard's musics are very cool - too bad his public persona is so boring, heh.

[Zekium]

Basicaly :

"8 years after Pong, R.Hubbart have succeded to compose a music with 8 bits and become the ennio morricone of the video game. In 10 years he impose his style and write some 'Anthem' like "Monty on the run". Today, their fan(antic) request autographs. This success story is related by the C64, the cult computer of the chiptune adept who means "the sound of the chip" (Hey... it's translate in french originally))

Sorry about my bad english ^^

[yahags]

but seriously, why would you one to play a chip 'live', if imho one can get better results with effects timed properly, the notes cut off where they should be, the volumes adjusted?

Unlike as it is with tangible instruments, in chiptunes numbers, careful calculations and patience do the magic. It's almost like programming! Without those the sounds become chunky and heavy, the chip loses what makes it so special and cool. It just don't work 'live' imho. But it's just my personal opinion. :)