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| Disassembler first discovered using the Game Boy as a music tool in 1998 when Nintendo released the Game Boy Camera, which housed the Trippy-H music sequencer. Its features were limited and there weren’t a lot of people making music with it at the time. So, he eagerly waited for the day when someone would create a program that was completely dedicated to making music on the Game Boy. In 2002 he discovered the Nanoloop 1.0 compilation at a local record shop and soon picked up his first Nanoloop cartridge. Since then he has been developing his own stylistic sound experimenting with a number of techniques and approaches to making music. In addition to using Game Boys and effects, he also uses software such as Native Instruments Reaktor 5 and Twerk’s Drool String Ukelele to manipulate sampled sounds from Nanoloop, adding gritty textures and reconstructed beats to what is already a very distinct sound set. He draws a lot of influence from IDM, Minimal Techno, Acid Techo of the mid-1990s and Berlin’s current Electronic music scene. |
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not from concentrate.
back up what you can
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Destroy something so divine
cheers
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matt
I love 8bit music too...this so nice game boy sound (if you know some great bands... give me their name ! ^^)
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Game Boy music links
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That's the link. The other's not working.
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I will take some time to explore all this list. I hope I will find some great artists as well as Pornophonique that I have discover on Jamendo. ^^
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www.graphicsgirl.co.uk - check it out! [link]
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