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I make music to have fun and i hope you have as much fun as me and enjoy my stuff. Follow, share, like.... however.... give me some love ^^

Have fun!


Lots of old stuff here.  I used x1 DMG-01 Gameboy running LSDj. 

An intermediate bedroom b̸͔͆rainc̸̩̃ore and glỉ͖tc̪̏h̠͌ music producer.

I'm combining aleatoric and imperative composition methods to achieve unpredictable, but still enjoyable music patterns and motifs.
In my opinion, mainstream music throughout history overvalued the place of tone in music, so in my craft, I'm trying to concentrate more on the juicy timbre and the mind-breaking rhythm.

The journey has just began. Follow me in this musical trip.
You'll find here OPL3 compositions made with my own programmed soundtracker, and some other original pieces from me.

Most of the tunes here have +20 years of age. not kidding. I've just decided to share them to the world now. more to come.
Most are musics made for gaming.

Enjoy.

Remixes are welcome. Contact me at hyderfox@gmail.com

chiptune creator sakata

大体magical 8 bit plug sound

Hello. I'm Mister Beep.

My 'musical beginning' ;) was in mid 80s, possibly a bit later, like 1987, I cannot remember so well, as I was a child back then. :) I was making synthetic music (chiptunes) on Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K (not mine - borrowed :) ). First I was just typing "BEEP" commands in BASIC :) (yes, I was : ) ) but later I was using mostly The Music Box editor (as it was the only reasonable choice then. If not the only). 

Then I thought everybody forgot about ZX Spectrum machines. However, in 2006 I got back to Spectrum (and - to be exact - I got back with its America/Portuguese clone: my beloved TIMEX COMPUTER 2048) and that's how I started to make ZX music again. I record my chiptunes and digital songs from real hardware every time. NO EMULATORS! Since the 2006 I published several albums. You can find my stuff here: 
http://mister_beep.republika.pl/

So, as you have probably already figured out ;) I make micromusic/chiptunes but it's not typical micromusic. As opposed to 16-bit chiptunes (PC), 8-bit chiptunes (Amiga) and 4-bit chiptunes (Atari XL, ZX Spectrum 128K, C64), I make ONE BIT music using the mentioned TIMEX 2048 (a clone of ZX Spectrum 48Kb) and its BEEPER. The BEEPER sound is generated by Z80 chip which is - with help of ULA chip - sound-source of SPECTRUM/TIMEX hardware.

By default, the machine has only 1 channel of of square-wave 1-bit sound. But Z80 is also SPECTRUM/TIMEX' Central Processing Unit so due to its 3,5Mhz activity (software mixing) Spectrum 48Kb has finally: - from 2 to 9 channels, - various modulations and envelopes, - drums & noises, - digital sound, - speech synthesis, - volume (it's impossible to make various volumes in 1-bit sound actually so even this is impressive) etc... Still only 1 bit of course. I could say that everything mentioned above is theoretically impossible to make on this computer. But... it still works! ;)

Like I mentioned before, I started to make 1-bit music in 80s but - shame on me - some time later I though nobody listened to 1bit sound anymore because AY chip appeared on ZX Spectrum. And then I though nobody remembers ZX Spectrum at all. ;) Hence, I got silent for many years but since 2006 - I'M BACK! ;) 

I hope you enjoy my chiptunes and digital (MOD-like) music. My DOWNLOAD SITE is here: http://republika.pl/mister_beep/music.html

Remember - THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE. Bit. ;)

Kind regards, 
MISTER BEEP

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