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Intro to Chiptunes: Making Music with Game Boys

Posted 15 July 2010 | learning   

Our first course is now open for registration!

And there are a lot more, too!

Chiptunes is a music scene that uses retro gaming hardware to generate music. This includes original work (some of my favourites include YMCK, Anamanaguchi, and, of course, my co-instructor, jefftheworld) as well as some mind-blowing covers (such as Weezer – The 8-bit album and Kind of Bloop).

Want to try it yourself? Then come to our introductory workshop on Sunday, August 15th, from 1:00-5:00. We have a stack of Game Boys for you to borrow or buy to get you started making your own bleeps and bloops! We have three different options: workshop only, where you borrow or bring your own gear; workshop plus a USB rewritable Game Boy cartridge to hold software and song data; and workshop, cartridge, and system. Note that if you want to take home a cartridge, you must preorder.

Register here! If you have any questions, please e-mail me at jonathan at this domain.

1 Comment

  1. Posted by Age of Audio on 27 June 11 at 10:45am

    Good informations. If you want I have a small article here: http://www.ageofaudio.com/en/micromusic/chiptunes-making/

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