Produced by me, with additional mixing help and mastering by Teetow. :) Remix of https://soundcloud.com/mosaik/no-way-out-but-the-sky

Enjoy!

Mosaik ft. Hunz - No Way Out But The Sky (Malmen Remix)

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

Wonder

This is a dubstep/chipmusic song made for the "Weekly Treats" series: 
http://weeklytreats.net/album/29-yerzmyey-gasman

Here is a video from the concert version of the song: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feOqOBTui5g
with live drums and synths. 

Anyway, this song has been made on a pure ATARI TT, a machine released in 1990, with 4Mb of RAM, 8-bit sound quality, with 2 hardware digi-channels only.
The trick is - HexTracker gives 16 channels, using the Atari's 32Mhz Motorola CPU.
(Can make more but with a substantial sound quality reduction).

This song is a MOD format and has all its limitations (8 bit samples, only 64Kb for a sample, only 31 samples in the module, octaves limitation) but the only difference - are those 16 channels in the MOD (software mixing).

Recorded from real hardware (that originally has only 2 digi-channels, haha).

DOWNLOAD ENTIRE ALBUM: http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/attraction/yerzmyey-attraction2016.zip

Yerzmyey - Time Machine II

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)

I've just finished a small test of Amiga1200 working with MIDI. 
Hardware: Yamaha QY70 + Amiga 1200 (MIDI).
Software: OctaMED 4.00.

Amiga 1200 - a computer launched in 1992. 14Mhz of Motorola CPU on-board. Mine has 10Mb of RAM. The song surely would work on standard 2Mb, without problems. 

Yamaha QY70 has been released in 1997. It's a very small synthesizer with sequencer (but can also work in MIDI mode), similar in its look to Atari Lynx handheld game-console. 
Sound generation method: AWM2.

OctaMED 4.00 - the series generally has been closed in 1992 (later the program became freeware). 
You can use 16 channels here, in the MIDI mode, however it still works as a tracker, so - for example - You cannot put a chord into one channel: You have to use 3 separate channels to make the chord. 

The full album "DEATH SQUAD" with this song - is here: http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl

Yerzmyey - Ceres' Pyramid

I write whatever. Shouts to sgeep for the love.

Free Thought

Da Chip Volume 2 (2012)
www.dachip.com

HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
2 Nintendo Gameboy synced with LSDJ

ARTIST PAGE
http://chipmusic.syntaxparty.org

Too Long - cTrix

Forbidden Cassette

Theme for Demodays 2012. Transcoding on soundcloud sucks for unknown reason.
*goes back to the Atari*

Demodays 2012 Invitation

Everything feat. Kellie Besch

buy here : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/tales-of-tower-city-single/id770741062

JANSKI Beeeats - Put the beat back

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)...