Sounds like a xm-ed "Mind's Eye"! I'm waiting for a new album!

cool tune! I liked this part, and all the nice leadwork

Hi guyz. 
THx a lot and the ready album is here http://ym-digital.i-demo.pl/
Best wishes. :) 
Y

Datass (atari ST)

From "Legacy Tracks (1990-2010)" available on Spotify/Youtube Music.

Blank Page (2009)

Gameboy song from my album "I grew up with video games".
Full album available on Spotify, YouTube, iTunes, Bandcamp and more!

Collect Your Horses

"Just let me get workin' on your insides ;D"
-Lille Pille
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This track is a part of my album "Utelat" https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/fark/utelat
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Check out Sacio's renoise part: https://soundcloud.com/sacio/fark-feat-sacio-lille-pille-sacios-renoise-edit 
(clean, without any Fark-involvements ;)  except for those chops of course ;) )
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After a cute little jamming session with Sacio and Jonas, Lille Pille manifests!

Initial chords that started the whole pille-song by Jonas L. Hunstad https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxNQH7AkMmtTC72NPiUk4ew
I immediately started working on these lovely 80's chords and gave my version to Sacio, who chopped them all up in Renoise. 
He then sent his Renoise-edit back to me which I then mastered, arranged and played along with by adding extra drum/lead tracks and some SFX and fill-ins.

Featured in "This Week in Chiptune" 128 hosted by the baddassely armoured DJ Cutman, alongside his glasses and sideburns <3 https://soundcloud.com/djcutman/twic128 (55:45)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKtRBmGz3Kw&ab_channel=ThisWeekInChiptune# (1:22:45)

Lille Pille (Feat. Sacio)

One chiptune made on two classic 8-bit machines from 1982: Spectrum 48 & Commodore 64. :) 
Composed by YERZMYEY (ZX48) & RIO (C64).
Chip editors used: SoundTracker on ZX and DMC on C=. 
Mixed by Rio Rattenrudel. 

Made in 2010.

Yerzmyey & RIO - The rubber breadbox (ZX / C64)

The live/concert version from FOREVER party. :)
https://youtu.be/AkgA6M5a9k0?t=18m37s
Well, theoretically ZX Spectrum (and other computers with AY chip inside) have no sampler - only a digital synthesizer. 
But when the AY is being linked to any CPU chip (Z80 in my case) - it can actually be used as a sampler too. 
With the Z80 power, ZX Spectrum 48K can play 3 channels of digital music through the AY-interface, with 4-bit quality  (btw, it can do it via ULA too, but in 1-bit quality). The SampleTracker software has no volume commands, so - to achieve delays  :) - I have to make the same sample twice: the louder one, and the more silent one, heheh. That takes RAM away, of course, which is crap because I have only 48K of RAM on ZX Spectrum ;) (even less, actually, hehhe). 
Italo-disco for life. :) 

My kind regards & respect to other digital musicians of 8-bit computers: 
- V-12 / Tropyx (C64)
  https://soundcloud.com/v-12_tropyx
- project.GAMA (ZX)
  https://soundcloud.com/granatco/sets/project-gama

ZX Spectrum 48K + AY-interface. 
Software: SampleTracker.
3 channels, 4-bit quality lo-fi micromusic.
Recorded from real ZX Spectrum.

The song comes from "Astral Combat" album, that is downloadable from here: http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/

PS: To check out how Atari ST (with its far more powerful Motorola CPU) deals with AY as a sampler, check out this link: https://soundcloud.com/yerzmyey/ym-digital-draconus-a-cover

Yerzmyey - Kaminari

A playlist/album dedicated to the Amiga Tracker scene of the 90's and early 2000's. 


The Mega Module Collection (Volume I)

Purple Motion / Future Crew - Starshine

The music has been made for the NES / FamiCom / Pegasus game-consoles. 

They contains Ricoh 2A03 soundchip with 5 channels of sound: 
- two pulse channels,
- one triangle channel, 
- one noise channel and 
- one DPCM (sample) channel.

This is my very first song for the NES. :)

The concert / live version (2018) is here: 
https://youtu.be/vC2TCbz5xc8?t=10m56s

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

PS: Here is the song in a software version, if You want to check it out on the real hardware: http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/YERZMYEY-The_Lady_of_Mars.rar

Yerzmyey - The Lady of Mars

From the L'Epidémie Dansante EP, Cheapbeats japanese label. Artwork by KeFF.
Atari STe music.  I realise I didn't upload all these tracks here yet !

L'Épidemie Dansante

ハイプ [CB048] Atari STe

Found this original live test demo of what ended up being an intro and first song for my modular set during the MagFest 2018 Chiptune Rave.

Since I never got around to recording the full thing to upload like I usually do, here is that unedited snippet.

MagFest 2018 Intro

Pure ATARI ST sound: ym2149 chip only.

That's a teaser of the second album (after over 2 years of break) of YM-DIGITAL band http://ym-digital.i-demo.pl/

Recorded from real hardware: Atari 520ST.

However this song requires min. 2Mb of RAM to work. 
Also, it's a 6 channels song.
Frequency: 21 942 Hz.
Made with: 
- HEX-Tracker on Atari 520ST
- Octalyser on Atari 1040STe

Good old Atari ST still can kick your arse. ;)

YM Digital - Meteor Rain

I started to make chiptunes on ZX Spectrum computer, in 1989. ZX Spectrum 48K has 1-bit sound by default, but one can also connect an AY-interface to the machine (existing since its very beginning in 1982 and even earlier because first AY-interfaces have been built for ZX81 computer - 1981).

Anyway - then Spectrum48 has the same sound-abilities what Spectrum128, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST or MSX have (they use the same chip standard: AY/YM). It means 4-bit sound, 3 channels + white noise generator, square wave and several 'buzzers'. Or - instead of it - I can use 3 channels of 4-bit digital sound with the AY, but then I have to fit all samples in 48Kb of RAM. :)

In case of chip-music, as "standard capabilities" I understand AY/YM working in 50hz (Atari ST can use this chip with 200hz of speed which gives the Atarians better audio effects due to their more powerful CPU - 16-bit, 8MHz. Cry cry!!).
So that's my weapon of choice: ZX Spectrum 48K with AY-interface. 

For making chiptunes I use ZX Spectrum's Sound-Tracker 1.1 and for digital MOD-like music I use SampleTracker 2.0 and 2.1.

In 1994 I started to make music also for Amiga 500 (MOD / MED files) on OctaMED, but they were 4 channels traxx mostly - in 99%. :) We made only several 8 channels tracks on OctaMED but it was pretty hard task for old good A500, so usually I stick with 4ch. :)

In 2002 I founded AY-RIDERS band. We play chiptunes on our Spectrums (48K, 128K and higher models). AY-RIDERS' music can be found here: http://ay-riders.speccy.cz/ (My own music You can find here: http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/ ).

Some time later I started to make more music for Atari ST and STe (mostly digital, but also some chiptunes).
That's how the YM-DIGITAL band appeared in 2010: http://ym-digital.i-demo.pl/ - there are 2 albums for all enthusiasts of ym2149 chip and digital oldschool music.

In 2012 I bought an Amiga 1200 and was able to start making full 8-channels digital songs for the platform (with independent volumes). That's how the "RetroBeat" album appeared, for all fans of Amiga, and also for fans of retro-computer-music.

From time to time I make songs for Atari Falcon 030 (10 channels of digital music, on DHS-Tracker). 

In 2015 I bought a British microcomputer Raspberry Pi 2 (smaller than the human hand-palm :) ), and I make some music on it, too. 

So, in short, my software/hardware usually are: 
SoundTracker on ZX81;
E-Tracker on SAM Coupe computer (Spectrum Advanced Machine);
MusicMon on ATARI 520ST;
DigiComposer on ATARI 520ST;
ProTracker on ATARI 520 ST;
Hex-Tracker on ATARI 520ST;
Octalyser on ATARI 1040 STE;
OctaMED on AMIGA 500;
DigiBooster on AMIGA 1200;
Digital Home Studio (DHS-Tracker) on ATARI Falcon 030
MilkyTracker on Raspberry Pi
.............and many others............................

YM Digital - Meteor Rain

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