MUTEMATH - Reset - LIVE at Starr Hill - Atari

Mute Math - LIVE at Starr Hill in Charlottesville, VA Oct 20, 2006.
At the request of chanting fans, Reset is played as an encore. This includes a good example of the "Atari" The heart of the "Atari" is a sound chip lifted from an old Space Invaders arcade game.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• MUTEMATH
• Mute
• Math
• Reset
• Atari
• live
• Starr
• Hill
• VA
• awesome

[varocker07]

I can hear myself yelling "reset" at (0:20). Damn good memories from this show.

[booter7]

Check out my 'Break the Same' vid, you may see yourself when Paul is crowd surfing.

[Jason7874]

how did you get your audio?? sounds great!!

[booter7]

I plugged a mini-disc mic into my video camera that can handle really HIGH db

[mydogyoshi]

Throw it up on Yousendit or Google videos.

[booter7]

trick or TREAT. I am assuming you know where to get the larger one.

[lacafej]

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jp3design]

Awesome / Awesome Instrumental !!

[orphiusflux]

The "Atari" is actually an instrument invented by Tony Amendolare of Valley Stream, NY. It's real name is the AxeSynth (Or SpaceAxe). Which originaly used the Texas Instruments SN76477 Sound Generator chip, but then later used a MicroChip PIC 18F452.

God bless.

[orphiusflux]

Beautiful video. The "Atari" nick named by MuteMath is an music machine made by Tony Amendolare, from Valley Stream, NY.

Made with the Texas Instruments Sound Chip, the SN76477 Sound Generator. It was the same sound chip used in the arcade video games such as Space Invaders or the late 1970's.

[buttcheese96]

5:07 lol

[arex82]

would you mind giving a make and model on the mic? I go to alot of shows and would love to have the one youve got...

Mute Math is brilliant.

[CCNuck]

This is fantastic. Insane sound quality and an awesome view of the playing. Thank you so much for uploading!

[namir91]

spectacular.