man, are you still alive? miss you and your tunes <3

@unimatrix-zero-1: Thanks a lot. :) :) :)

Really impressed with this track. Really good composition, and you squeezed some great sounds from PSS-51.

intoxicated mostly by it's own epic-ness!

This may be your best... for now! Very "Kingsland", if you know what I mean

Lovely sounds!  I applaud you for this concept, and for many reasons.  It embodies many of the things I love about "creativity through limitation" and the fact that a path like this truly changes the output of the art to something unique. Function over form.

Bit Shifter remix of “Warm Moving Bodies” by The Units (@UNITS-1)

Available now as part of the 2021 Units release Disco Riots 1979, a retrospective of the pioneering synthpunk band's early tracks and experiences, which includes several remixes.

Originally appeard on the Units remix compilation Connections, released July 29 2011 on Opilec Music. Later released on one of its companion EPs, the Connections (Warm Moving Bodies — The Remixes) EP.

Disco Riots 1979 available at Bandcamp:
https://units-scottryser.bandcamp.com/album/disco-riots-1979-booklet
 

The Units: 
• https://soundcloud.com/units-1
• https://units-scottryser.bandcamp.com

Disco Riots 1979

Connections

Units: “Warm Moving Bodies (Skyscraper Cell Mix)”

A new demo for Project Knight Girl http://vidboy.net

Wonder

CASIO-CORE / low-tek / electronica composed in 08.2015. Made entirely with YAMAHA PSS-51 toy-keyboard. 

No sequencers used. All parts and fragments have been played live, as usual.

Usually I use raw original sound of toy-keyboards but You can spot here some echoes or something. 

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/

Little sad no-name file (YAMAHA PSS-51)

Track 8 from the D/Generation HD soundtrack album.

D/Generation was originally released in 1991 on the PC, followed by Atari ST, Commodore Amiga, and CD32 platforms in 1993.

I did the Amiga conversion of the PC title and end game tunes. There were no in-game tracks.

D/Generation HD, a 'high def' re-release of the original game, was released in October 2015 and I was given the opportunity to 'finish an unsettled score' by finally writing the in-game music missing from the original title.

Taking hints from 80's synth wave and cyberpunk, imagine John Carpenter writing happier music, this is the soundtrack I always felt the game was lacking.

I took delivery of a new pair of speakers in 2016 so remastered the original recordings in August 2017.

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Composed by Mark 'TDK' Knight

1. D/Generation
2. Building Peace through Better Weapons
3. Derrida
4. Escape from Oblivion
5. Genoq
6. Something's Nasty in the Pipes
7. VIrtual Reality
8. Night Flight (Credits)

Purchase here :- https://marktdkknight.bandcamp.com/album/d-generation-hd

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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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GIMME IT NOW!

Night Flight (Credits)

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I write whatever. Shouts to sgeep for the love.

Free Thought

Watch the music video for "Sing Me to Sleep" here: https://youtu.be/wnj5ssOPB7o

Some of the songs on this album come from live performances on the Teenage Engineering OP-1 digital synthesizer. Watch those here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcaEIjiwaCmQC8ono49T1IQXfUwNJcPUO

"Juvenile Hyperobject" title credit Paul Starr.

Gear used:
Ableton, iZotope Ozone, Access Virus Indigo 2, Teenage Engineering OP-1.

Thank you for your support. <3

Aitai (Remix)

Forbidden Cassette

9 minutes of unfinished tracks

Debut solo album 'Kuabee Music' out on 28/6/2019

Watch the music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIn1O4e0xPU

More info at http://jukiokallio.com

Kuabee Music

Free

"Somewhere Only We Know" was composed on a C64 with 8580 SID chip. It competed in the C64.sk Cover Compo #2. The original song is by Keane.
This tune was recorded directly from my C64 machine with 8580 chip.

Somewhere Only We Know

2019 - my Youtube profile has been hacked and I cannot access it any more but Google/Youtube doesn't give a sh*t about it and indeed the simply SUPPORT the hacker/thief. It's *disgusting*.

..micromusic.. ..lo-fi.. ..casio-core.. ..low-tek..
..chiptune..
The project has been established in 2005 to play lo-fi / casio-core / micromusic stuff. 

The music initially was supposed to be played only on YAMAHA PSS-270 keyboard - a small toy for children.


Finally I decided to use as many toy-keyboards as possible. For now I have toys such as:


YAMAHA PSS-270 (of course)

CASIO SK-5

YAMAHA PSS-680

CASIO SK-1

YAMAHA PSS-50

CASIO MA-120

CASIO SA-39

CASIO MT-205

CASIO SA-5

and one of only 2 toy-versions of Casio CZ series: Casio CZ-230S.


I don't use any sequencers. I play everything "from hand" and mix it on COOL EDIT Pro. I treasure the original totally plastic and synthetic sound of the toys, so I almost don't add any post-production effects; rarely I add some reverb/delay but you can state it's their original sound. But I permit, I will use some sound-modifications in future, when I get bored with still the same instruments. :)


My music is inspired by steam-punk, small old mechanical devices, horror-cabaret/horror-circus atmosphere, Doctor Who mood, and classic-electronica musicians, like Jean-Michel
Jarre, Marek Bilinski, Vangelis, Andrzej Szymalski, Kraftwerk, Roman Wiercinski (Cyborg)...

Little sad no-name file (YAMAHA PSS-51)

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