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Chip Music, Featured, Music Production, Software
Chiptune TED talk features Dan Behrens (Danimal Cannon) at TEDxBuffalo
November 16, 2013 | Haroon Piracha |
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TED talks have always been about presenting ideas worth spreading, so I’m glad to see they’ve put Chiptunes on display. TED talks try to gain a deeper discussion in a local field, TEDx is more for local programs, and Dan (Dan Behrens, aka Danimal Cannon) hit it off. As Dan described Chiptunes, he defined it…
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Chip Music, Music Production
Inverse Phase’s Music from Old Sound Chips
August 23, 2013 | Haroon Piracha |
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With an interest in chip tune music must come a certain desire to figure out the best reproduction of those chip tune sounds. Having a synthesizer myself, I always thought creating a chip tune piece was as simple as using a square wave coming out of my analog SH-201. Everyone has a different method, but…
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Editorial, Music Production
Editorial: Propellerhead’s Rack Extensions Is No Friend Of Plugins
December 5, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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I’ve been using Reason ever since version 1.0 to make video game remixes. Reason has always been plagued with problems that its community has suffered through, accepting its flaws as features. I have always been a huge supporter of Reason but it’s only until recently that I have grown to dislike Reason 6.5 due to…
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Game Music
Know Your MAG: OverClocked University
December 3, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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Back at MAGFest 9, I saw these guys preform at an OCR panel as OCR live. It didn’t take long for the audience to experience the raw power these guys produced. Back then, Connor “Cyril the Wolf” Pelkey filled in as the Bass for OCR Live, but it was obvious that something unique had been…
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Game Music, Reviews
Hearts of Hearts: Kingdom Hearts 3D OST (Review)
November 13, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance has been a highly anticipated game by many Kingdom Hearts enthusiasts such as myself. Aside from being a game for the Nintendo 3DS, I thought that this game was a continuation of Kingdom Hearts 2 due to its name. The game is actually said to be a prequel to…
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Featured, Game Music
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses (E3/LA Review)
July 23, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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Editor’s Note: earlier this month, Haroon brought you an interview with Symphony of the Goddesses arranger Chad Seiter. Today we have Haroon’s review of the concert event where he met Seiter, which took place during E3 2012 in Los Angeles. Later this week, Patrick will be attending a Symphony of the Goddesses performance in Philadelphia,…
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Featured, Game Music
Arrangement of the Zelda Goddesses: Chad Seiter Interview
July 9, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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In the past couple of months, there have been a surge of concerts that have blown audiences away. This concert series is not a mixed bag of video game music like Video Games Live or PLAY! A Video Game Symphony, but focuses on one game series – The Legend of Zelda. Having been to many…
Chip Music, Featured, Music Production, Software
Chiptune TED talk features Dan Behrens (Danimal Cannon) at TEDxBuffalo
TED talks have always been about presenting ideas worth spreading, so I’m glad to see they’ve put Chiptunes on display. TED talks try to gain a deeper discussion in a local field, TEDx is more for local programs, and Dan (Dan Behrens, aka Danimal Cannon) hit it off. As Dan described Chiptunes, he defined it…
Chip Music, Music Production
Inverse Phase’s Music from Old Sound Chips
With an interest in chip tune music must come a certain desire to figure out the best reproduction of those chip tune sounds. Having a synthesizer myself, I always thought creating a chip tune piece was as simple as using a square wave coming out of my analog SH-201. Everyone has a different method, but…
Editorial, Music Production
Editorial: Propellerhead’s Rack Extensions Is No Friend Of Plugins
I’ve been using Reason ever since version 1.0 to make video game remixes. Reason has always been plagued with problems that its community has suffered through, accepting its flaws as features. I have always been a huge supporter of Reason but it’s only until recently that I have grown to dislike Reason 6.5 due to…
Game Music
Know Your MAG: OverClocked University
Back at MAGFest 9, I saw these guys preform at an OCR panel as OCR live. It didn’t take long for the audience to experience the raw power these guys produced. Back then, Connor “Cyril the Wolf” Pelkey filled in as the Bass for OCR Live, but it was obvious that something unique had been…
Game Music, Reviews
Hearts of Hearts: Kingdom Hearts 3D OST (Review)
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance has been a highly anticipated game by many Kingdom Hearts enthusiasts such as myself. Aside from being a game for the Nintendo 3DS, I thought that this game was a continuation of Kingdom Hearts 2 due to its name. The game is actually said to be a prequel to…
Featured, Game Music
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses (E3/LA Review)
Editor’s Note: earlier this month, Haroon brought you an interview with Symphony of the Goddesses arranger Chad Seiter. Today we have Haroon’s review of the concert event where he met Seiter, which took place during E3 2012 in Los Angeles. Later this week, Patrick will be attending a Symphony of the Goddesses performance in Philadelphia,…
Featured, Game Music
Arrangement of the Zelda Goddesses: Chad Seiter Interview
In the past couple of months, there have been a surge of concerts that have blown audiences away. This concert series is not a mixed bag of video game music like Video Games Live or PLAY! A Video Game Symphony, but focuses on one game series – The Legend of Zelda. Having been to many…
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