I just have to share this again for those who missed it because it's just too good!
Gosh, the MIDINES is definitely janky, but it can still do some neat stuff.
Okay, so I've got Famitracker running natively on ARM Linux thanks to the famitracker-qt project, but it's an older version. I wonder how hard it would be to bring the FT core up a more recent version?
Perhaps a worthwhile weekend investigation?
I somehow missed this Pirate Bay documentary when it was released, but it's a great insight into a tiny project that became an international institution.
I highly recommend checking it out.
1989, Kyoto—NES QA Testing
https://videos.rights.ninja/videos/watch/a2601be0-a7b4-42d1-94b7-2cbe2a1dcc44
This dude is honestly too cool for school.
DIY synths AND vintage telephone exchange equipment? I really need to make a trip out to his little museum.
Well, it's 5:45 _somewhere_.
Space Bjørn - jefftheworld live @ Format.DF (Mexico City)
https://videos.rights.ninja/videos/watch/c826fa62-df59-48ba-818a-ec7d176aa9d2
Game Boy Guerrillas @ Nuit Blanche 2009
https://videos.rights.ninja/videos/watch/f786746e-bd59-4645-b560-7479f13d8a1b
Who needs a quartet when you have an anime main character: https://youtu.be/KsxY3WL1cP8
https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Game_Boy_Camera_Flashcart___2x1MB___FRAM__.html
I kinda want to order this. I've used Game Boy Cameras for my live performances a lot before (there's a little, built-in music program).
Like all my live performance equipment, I always want to get away from battery-backed RAM…
The m8_flow project is an incredible experiment in adapting the fantastic M8 tracker to be used by those who are visually impaired!
Who needs a Game Boy to make music when you can just use a Game Boy cartridge!
Heck yes, got this gem in the mail!
Blasting some #Villainest will definitely bring some Toronto vibes to sleepy Oxford!
Chiptune musician from Toronto.
Heavy bass-lines, frantic rhythms and airy leads. I make music with an arsenal of antiquated hardware and software.