A little test, having a bit of fun in the studio. SID supplied the square and saw waveforms, but then Guitar Rig and Volcano did the interesting things. Very happy with the results though.

Update 09/01/2014 or 01/09/2014 if you're in the US ;)
I was never happy with the timing of the filter opening and closing, and being a lazy person I thought I'd see if I could improve this by sending MIDI control changes rather than programming it with MIDI controllers. So for the 2nd pass I sent MIDI control CHANGES (single values) to the cutoff/sync and azimoth of the filter seperately, rather than just sending lots of MIDI control data to the filter cutoff alone. It sounds a lot more in time now :)

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Find out more about TDK here:-

http://www.flitkillsmoths.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/marktdkknight
http://www.twitter.com/TDK_CHIPTUNE
http://www.soundcloud.com/marktdkknight

and you can purchase some half decent music for about the price of a cup of coffee from :-

http://marktdkknight.bandcamp.com

Remember - FLIT KILLS MOTHS!

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6 channels of C64 maketh a dub-step bassline

Chiptune addict to the core, aspiring DJ. (and sometimes I organize shows too) My goal is to know every chiptune. Every single one. My friends, that is well over 200,000 tracks... wish me luck

I like German folk singing, Russian opera and Japanese crowd karaoke. Please be my friend if you have similar taste it would be very awesome and also very amazing!

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An original Amiga demoscene oldskooler and current video games composer, the name TDK was originally active in the early 90’s writing catchy and melodic chiptunes for the likes of Anthrox, Crystal and Melon Dezign. Having 'retired' from the scene in 1993 I went on to write the music for such games as Wing Commander (Amiga), Duke Nukem Total Meltdown, Populous: The Beginning and Dungeon Keeper 2.

The advent of the CD-Rom format, and therefore music licensing, threatened my role as a composer so I moved into sound design within my favourite video game genre, driving games.

As a self confessed petrol head, working for Codemasters from 2008, I headed up the audio team on the DiRT, Formula 1 and GRID franchises until 2015 I went 'full circle' back to composition and wrote the OST for F1 2015. Since then, I've penned the soundtracks for Overlord: Fellowship of Evil, the Indie game D/Generation HD - which I originally worked on in 1993, and F1 2016. After finishing F1 2017, I started my own audio production company, SONiC FUEL.

Never leaving the chip sound behind, 'TDK' was brought out of retirement at the end of 2012 with the release of my first album, Reawakening, and I've since fused my love of chip with my passion for the electric violin to perform a unique chiptune-violin set at SuperByte 2013, Chipfest, and Nintendoom 3.0. 

I'm now back writing in a number of different styles, but perhaps my main love of 70's analog synths may take charge of what I write.

Either way, TDK is back! Flit Kills Moths is back! (until Esso sue for brand copyright).

One final thing; if you enjoy what you hear please consider purchasing one of my albums on Bandcamp for little more than a cup of expensive High Street coffee. Thank you :)