Hello :) Im so happy to see and hear that this episode is about Castlevania :) I recently bought ps vita and my first game I buy is Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles and also recently bought Blodlines :) I also want to mod my Mega Drive audio iI have "HD" model but still :D

I just lisen this in work on headphones =  gooseflesh <3

Demonstration of the 2612 versus the 3438 (hiss versus clean but no reverb): https://drive.google.com/open?id=12-slQS42QQmAGUNXbQ9WHYYJPI6j9I3C

Hello :) is there will be episode about multi channel sound in snes https://www.gamnesia.com/articles/throwback-thursday-top-5-uses-of-surround-sound-on-snes ?

Maybe it's just my foulty imagination but now i feel that similar theme was in Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara or the first part :)

Hey guys! Been a while since we heard from you. Everything okay?

Kappa

The Coffee Zone

The Coffee Zone [VRC7]

This is one of my earliest tracks, inspired by a music I heard in the Karnov arcade at the time. I did this before coding my Compact Editor, so all was written directly into the music driver's source code.

It's made of small musical phrases interchanged and transposed to make the tune longer. Nothing really interesting, just an old curiosity : )

Russian (ZX Spectrum 128, 1989, unreleased)

Hawkeye is one of the first video game soundtracks I ever composed. The game itself was the first parallax full-screen platform game on the Commodore 64 created by the Boys Without Brains (BWB). This is the preview of the remake, which me and my brother are producing in my brother's music studio. Thanks for all the feedback, guys! We're going all the way in. Stay tuned on this one!

Cheers guys! Play it loud!

//Jeroen Tel (and Kees Tel)

Tel Me More

Hawkeye

Jeroen Tel - Hawkeye (Preview)

Made with Deflemask 12 - YM2612+SN76489
Mastered by:  NICKELPUNK ( https://nickelpunk.bandcamp.com/ )
BotB Rank:  61st/312

This year, I'm challenging myself to write and release 100 tracks. I've been busy writing tons of this year so far... this is the first in the whole series (hence the title!).  I've decided that I will complete this goal personally and but keep folks updated as I go - this will include both personal and commercial tracks too!  Right now, I'm up to about 22 - still a long ways to go!

1 Of 100 [Battle of the Bits - Winter Chip XIII]

First time using the genMDM. This is an original track I made to test out the YM2612 FM chip on the Sega Genesis.

I did not use the 2nd sound chip, the SN76489 PSG at all. There are 6 channels of audio. I used the 6 channels on the FM chip with no changes to patches mid song. 

I decided to keep the limitation of the 6 channels, but do some EQ and Compression to the tracks, as I was after a particular aesthetic. Sorry to all you purist Chiptune artists out there :-)

68-YM2612FM

Here's an MS-DOS rendition of G A H by Chromelodeon from The Final Recordings. This was the middle tune in my chipspace open mic set at MAGFest this year to celebrate Chromelodeon's reunion. Man, what a show that was. I had meant to post this online earlier but there was a small change I wanted to make and I didn't have access to my DOS rig until today. Please enjoy! And go see Chromelodeon if you ever get the chance!

G A H

Patrick and Steve are joined once again by Kevin Burke to discuss the Castlevania Bloodlines soundtrack. Sampled from a modded Sega Genesis to achieve a crisp, bright sound, we do a complete listen-through as we also explore some of the technical aspects of its creation.

Show notes

1:35 - Kevin's vgm audio sources on original hardware project
6:22 - Bloodlines' history and context
9:10 - Konami's history with hardware and sound design, leading to the Genesis
15:53 - Contra Hard Corps discussion
18:27 - Bloodlines listen-through and discussion
28:10 - Why the sound mod makes the soundtrack sound better
39:41 - Demonstration of algorithm 4, polyphony in a single "monophonic" patch
45:03 - All FM instruments demonstration
51:35 - The "x" shaped envelopes used to create a gnarly instrument
54:06 - Michiru Yamane overview
1:01:57 - More game discussion and Portrait of Ruin tangent
1:06:28 - Demonstration of noise/hiss from the sound mod
1:22:20 - Bloodlines' music in later CV titles
1:25:48 - What Else Is Going On?
1:36:20 - Name that Game
1:37:16 - Song of the Week

Episode 30: Castlevania Bloodlines

A journey in music and inspiration. Something to really enjoy and cherish... Life empowering, love embracing.

I composed this song for my contributors to the now-infamous "Tel Me More"  project.

This song is also being made as a bonus track on the actual Commodore 64 in multi-speed.

Special thanks for the ongoing support from many of you: friends and family, but in particular:  Kees Tel (my brother), Irene Tel (my sister), Jan Cloin (my brother-in-law), my dear friends: Leon van Rooij, Dirk Sloos, Carl Ellement,  All the guys in Maniacs of Noise! <3, Traveller Keyz 2020!, Jorg van den Elsen, Tom Geevers, Roel Meulemeesters & last but not least, Dr.P & Mr. John! <3

And... in the up and foremost my daughter Janne and her pets: pet rats: Ietje, Wiesje, Bloempje & dog: Guusje & turtles: Roos & Ferdinand & the giant snail: Perkamentus. =D

The Journey continues!

The Open Soul

Jeroen Tel - The Open Soul (preview) (v22)

Tekst en Zang:  Jeroen Tel
Muziek en Arrangement:  Kees Tel

(C) 2020 K. Tel & J. Tel

Corona Corona

Laat Maar - Corona Corona

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