Every Once In A While

CASIO-CORE / lo-fi / micromusic made in 07.2015: my first casio-core in 5 years! Ha! No sequencer used. Generally - no additional sound-effects used. I use raw original sound of toy-keyboards.

This song has been made with CASIO MA-150 toy-keyboard. It is a relatively new toy-keyboard but its sound is SOOOOO lo-fi that even I have problems withstanding it, haha. Unlike classic CASIOs from 80s, this one has no sound-effects at all (like, I don't know, shots, lasers, car horns - nothing), so for the sound FX I added some echoes and stuff. But only for those.

Well, after 5 years my hands (and brain) got rusty but I was torturing this song for two days, to make it better. :) 

You can get entire "Andrea the Android" micromusic-album from here: 
https://chippanze.bandcamp.com/album/cp066-andrea-the-android

If you like casio-core micromusic - feel free to visit my site: http://pss270.republika.pl/ 

Andrea the Android (CASIO MA-150)

CASIO-CORE / lo-fi / micromusic made in 2010 year.

No sequencer used. Generally - no additional sound-effects used. Usually I use the raw original sound of toy-keyboards. 
This song has been made on one of them - the Casio CZ-230S. 

DOWNLOAD THE SONG: http://chipmusic.org/pss-270/music/ghost-inside-a-musical-box

You can get entire "Andrea the Android" micromusic-album from here: 
https://chippanze.bandcamp.com/album/cp066-andrea-the-android

If you like casio-core micromusic - feel free to visit my site: 
http://pss270.republika.pl/

Ghost inside a musical box (CASIO CZ-230S)

CASIO-CORE / lo-fi / micromusic made in 08.2015. Two calculators in love are dancing tango. How romantic.
No sequencers used. All parts and fragments have been played live, as usual. 
Generally - no additional sound-effects. Usually I use raw original sound of toy-keyboards. (You can spot something here but it's negligible minority, like some echoes on effects). 

This time I used my the newest toy - CASIO SA-47. It's surprisingly powerful, for a toy, and also - considering its very small size. I dare to say, it would be a good asset for all casio-core/toytronica musicians as well as for regular chiptune musicians (while concerts, for example). 
It has a good quality of sound; very clear samples and very low level of noise (actually - using the noise-gate almost isn't necessary here). The samples are very short however, not always well-looped, sometimes out of tune, true. 
But those are charms of micromusic, aren't they. ;)

You can get entire "Andrea the Android" micromusic-album from here: 
https://chippanze.bandcamp.com/album/cp066-andrea-the-android

If you like casio-core micromusic, please visit my page: http://pss270.republika.pl/

Two Calculators tango (CASIO SA-47)

free 'album' download as a zip at http://deathco.bandcamp.com/

Every Once In A While

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