Developer Linus Åkesson, creator of the Commodordion 8-Bit Commodore 64 accordion synthesizer, demonstrates live coding for music on the Commodore 64.… Read More Make Music At The Command Line On The Commodore C64
The performance is a great example of making an instrument your own, showcasing the recently updated capabilities of the Analog Rytm and exploring its capabilities as a chiptune synth.… Read More Live Chiptune Jam On Elektron Analog Rytm
The MIDI NES AXE is based on a YouRock MIDI guitar, and features a built-in NESpoly synth.… Read More MIDI NES AXE Chiptune Keytar Instrument
The Mega Synthesis is designed to be an all-in-one chiptune system, inspired by the Sega Mega Drive from the 1988, aka the Sega Genesis.… Read More Sonicware Intros Liven Mega Synthesis Retro Game Music Composer
UJAM has introduced Usynth PIXEL, a new software synth that’s inspired by the sounds of vintage arcade games.… Read More Usynth PIXEL Synthesizer Takes You Back To The Days Of Classic Game Consoles
Bedroom Producers Blog has introduced BPB 64, a freeware Commodore 64 virtual synthesizer for Mac & Windows.… Read More Free Virtual Synthesizer Based On Commodore 64, BPB 64
Is ‘audiophile’ Commodore 64 audio an oxymoron?… Read More Another Look At The Audiophile Features of The EVOP64 Commodore 64 Mod
You can use it to create simple loops and beats. But, by combining the equipment in interesting ways, you can also make more complex setups.… Read More New Software Synth, picoSynth, Lets You Get Your Retro On In 8-Bit Style
The Commodordion is a DIY 8-bit accordion, based on the Commodore 64, with bellows made out of floppy disks.… Read More The Commodordion Is The 8-Bit Commodore 64 Accordion That It Took 40 Years For Somebody To Invent
SOMA Laboratory has introduced Rumble of Ancient Times (RoAT), an 8-bit noise synthesizer and sequencer, inspired by the sounds and programming efficiency of the early PC era.… Read More SOMA Intros Inexpensive 8-bit Synth, Rumble of Ancient Times (RoAT)
