My entire wardrobe isn't worth one of Nick's lapels.
I take a trip to a magical land where sushi abounds, and the sunglasses are bigger and fancier than the leprechaun’s pot ‘o gold: it’s the wonderful land of Los Angeles!
During my visit with my comrades at Heavybag Media, I have a chat with Nick Dynice about Chiptune creation. We have a look at some of the wacky hardware he uses to make these glorious sounds, and listen to some of his stuff. Hit the jump and get sweet video all over your face and in your hair.
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Photo Credits and links:
YMCK photo: http://flickr.com/photos/aon
Prophet64 photo: http://flickr.com/photos/farnea
Nick photo: http://flickr.com/photos/eecue
x|k photo: http://flickr.com/photos/nookly
x|k/MidiNES website: http://wayfar.net
YMCK Magical 8bit Plugin: http://ymck.net/english/download
LSDJ photo: http://truechiptilldeath.com
8 Bit Peoples: http://8bitpeoples.com
I LOVE chiptunes. This stuff is awesome. I just wish I had a modicum of musical talent I would be bustin out crazy chiptunes. Alas, my creativity is limited to listening to other peoples creative works and being envious of their abilities.
We need to make a frickin working Nintendo out of Legos and stick that cart in. And get more in to lapels.