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Uzebox - Atmel based Game Console ( Chiptune Music Demo )

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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2008

The Uzebox is a homebrew game console made out of resistors and only two chips: an ATmega644 and an AD725 RGB-to-NTSC converter.

This video demonstrates the system kernel's four channels wavetable-based "synthesizer" and the MIDI interface that allows composition of music straight on the console.

Important disclaimer: Since I'm a lousy chiptune composer, all songs are transcriptions of 8-bit gaming classics! Hope they bring your back fond memories. :)

Everything is open source and open hardware, see the site for sources, schematics and have a look at the forums for updates (fully assembled Uzebox soon available in well know web shops!). Look for my other Uzebox videos and please rate if you liked it!

http://belogic.com/uzebox

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  • Hi, with this, can I play with a keyboard?? and record it to my computer :O? hehe I have been looking for something like these!

  • Sure, as long as your kerboard has a MIDI out. I have a Virus KC and it works just fine! :) However, neither the Uzebox AVCore or Fuzebox has the MIDI interface, you'd have to build one yourself...

  • Is the uzebox built using the arduino?

  • Nope. A single plain Atmega644. All the 'kernel' sound and video functions were developed from scratch. Plus I don't need a bootloader like the Arduinos, so I have 4K more for my programs! :))

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  • I just shit my pants that was so cool

  • viel zu geil die scheisse :P

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  • @AppliedCryogenics The analog section... is just two resistors connected to a digital output pin!!!

  • WANT. Want want want want.

  • this is great.

  • that sounds surprisingly good. whoever did the analog section knows what they were doing.

  • There must be times the pokemon music imitate 1999. HAHA.

  • Most KEyboards, if any keyboard doesn't! have a MIDI out, it's hard to find one without it.

    if your keyboard isn't a childs 10 dollar one, it'll be fine!

  • Link :3

  • Guys, please stay polite *at least*, or I'll have to erase all these comments. According to the writer of the iNES emulator, the NES *VRAM* is made of two banks of 8K plus there's another 2K of working ram.

    fms . komkon . org / EMUL8 / NES.html

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