Chippophone Live at LCP 2011

The above is the complete set consisting of seven videos. Below are the individual videos and descriptions as they went up.

Live at LCP 2011, part 1: Aztec Challenge and Spellbound

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 8, 2011

"This is the first part of my concert at the Little Computer People demoparty in Lund. More parts will be uploaded soon.

I don't have footage of everything. If you were there, and have some footage, please get in touch!"

Update:

Live at LCP 2011, part 2: Pokémon TCG and Lazy Jones

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 10, 2011

"Second part of the concert at Little Computer People 2011 in Lund, Sweden, 110805.

Live at LCP 2011, part 3: Think Twice III, DuckTales (Moon) and Supremacy

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 12, 2011

"Third part. This concludes the first half of the concert. Stay tuned for the next part!

The audio and video go heavily out of sync at one point, only to be back in sync again after a while. I find this extremely weird, but it's present in the original footage. Any ideas about what might have caused it?"

Live at LCP 2011, part 4: International Karate and Mega Man 3

Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 15, 2011

"First part of the second half of the concert. I'm starting to feel a bit tired at this late hour, but the music keeps me going..."

Live at LCP 2011, part 5: Enlightenment: Druid 2 and Koyaanisqatsi / Delta

Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 16, 2011

"Fifth part of the concert. Druid 2 is originally in a higher tempo, but the piece has a tinge of melancholy in it which I try to bring forward here. The middle part is improvised."

Live at LCP 2011, part 6: LFF and One Man And His Droid

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 17, 2011

"Part six of the concert at Little Computer People 2011. I'm looking rather grumpy, but it's due to the late hour and me being somewhat exhausted. I'm still having fun though. =)

There's also an encore part coming up soon."

Live at LCP 2011, part 7, encore: Monty High Score

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 21, 2011

"This concludes the LCP concert. Thanks for watching! Sorry about the missing footage, but hopefully you'll find the audio enjoyable anyway."

The Chipophone - 8-bit Chiptune Organ

YouTube via lftkryo | July 21, 2010
via /kroffe via kotaku
"The Chipophone is a homemade 8-bit synthesizer,
especially suited for live chiptune playing. It has been built inside an old
electronic organ. http://www.linusakesson.net/chipophon..."

Spellbound (Chipophone)

lftkryo | July 21, 2010

"Spellbound, composed by Rob Hubbard in 1986, performed
on the Chipophone. http://www.linusakesson.net/chipophon..."

The hardware chiptune project

lftkryo | June 30, 2007

"http://www.linusakesson.net/hardware/...
Hardware, software & music by kryo. Fifth place in the wild compo at Birdie 17."

Legend of Zelda (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | August 03, 2010
follow-up to this post
"Legend of Zelda, composed by Koji Kondo in 1986, performed on the Chipophone."

Pokémon Trading Card Game, Credits (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | September 20, 2010

"This is my Chipophone interpretation of the Credits music from the Pokémon Trading Card Game video game. The music was composed by Ichiro Shimakura in 1998."

Supremacy / Overlord (Chipophone)

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Mar 20, 2011

"Music from the c64 version of Supremacy: Your Will Be Done (known as Overlord in USA), composed by Jeroen Tel in 1990.

Requested by YOSHIZERO."

Little Nemo: The Dream Master (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | December 12, 2010 |

"Music from the game Little Nemo: The Dream Master, composed by Junko Tamiya in 1990, performed on the Chipophone.

I had not heard this music until it was first requested by youtube user Jakyden, but I immediately liked the endgame tune, presented here as the second movement. It is rare for an 8-bit composition to capture feelings of nostalgia and melancholy so beautifully."

Metroid, part 2 (Chipophone)

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Mar 6, 2011
part 1 here
"A couple of themes from the original metroid game for the nes, somewhat replaced with completely different material. This chipophone video intentionally left silly."

Bastard got me... You've been ...

Monty High Score (Chipophone)

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on May 8, 2011

"The high score theme from Monty On the Run, composed by Rob Hubbard in 1985. Arranged for left hand and pedals."

Live at LCP 2011, part 3: Think Twice III, DuckTales (Moon) and Supremacy

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 12, 2011

"Third part. This concludes the first half of the concert. Stay tuned for the next part!

The audio and video go heavily out of sync at one point, only to be back in sync again after a while. I find this extremely weird, but it's present in the original footage. Any ideas about what might have caused it?"

All parts here.

Live at LCP 2011, part 2: Pokémon TCG and Lazy Jones

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 10, 2011

"Second part of the concert at Little Computer People 2011 in Lund, Sweden, 110805."

Part 1 here

Mega Man 3 Intro (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | February 13, 2011 |

"The opening theme from Mega Man 3 (original japanese title: Rockman 3). For this tune, I implemented a new feature that allows me to record a loop into memory, and start the playback using a pedal at a later time."

The hardware chiptune project

YouTube via lftkryo.
"Hardware, software & music by kryo. Fifth place in the wild compo at Birdie 17. (more)"

Update via the comments:
"Hi!
Glad you like it.
Here's the project home page.
Best regards, lft/kryo"

Elements of Chip Music

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on May 2, 2011

"This is my chip music seminar from Revision 2011.

Abstract:
When working with a soundchip such as the SID or the 2A03, the artist faces a number of technical constraints that limit, guide and inspire the creative process. The seminar will highlight and briefly explain some of these constraints, with particular emphasis on how they influenced artists during the golden age of chip music to give rise to some of the clichés that now define the genre. We will also see (and hear) how variations of the same constraints have emerged in other genres and ages, and how composers such as Bach have tackled them in similar or different ways.

http://www.linusakesson.net/music/elements/index.php
http://www.revision-party.net/"

LFF (Chipophone)

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on May 15, 2011

"LFF by Matt Simmonds (4-mat), performed on the Chipophone."

DuckTales, The Moon (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | August 15, 2010

"DuckTales, "The Moon" level, composed by Yoshihiro
Sakaguchi (?) in 1989, performed on the Chipophone."

Parallelogram [FPGA Commodore Based DIY FM Synth]

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Apr 10, 2012

"My first FPGA project. Homebrew CPU, FM synth and blitter with pixel shader support. 1st place in Revision 2012 Wild compo. Watch in 720p. Will post details on my website soon."

Thing On A Spring (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | February 06, 2011 |

"One of Rob Hubbard's earliest tunes. The slide effects are triggered by pedals; other pedals are mapped to drum sounds. I goofed up considerably at the end, but decided to upload anyway. Hope you don't mind too much."

Think Twice III (Chipophone)

YouTube via lftkryo | September 12, 2010

"The C64 demo 'Think Twice III', released by The Judges in 1987, is perhaps best known for its soundtrack by Jeroen Kimmel (Red). This is my Chipophone interpretation of the classic SID power ballad."

Carol of the Bells on Chipophone

YouTube via lftkryo | December 19, 2010 |

"This piece, "Shchedryk", was written by Ukrainan composer Mykola Leontovych in 1916, as an assignment for a harmony course. The
ostinato is an ancient new year's chant. Peter Wilhousky wrote the English
lyrics in 1936, transforming the song into a Christmas carol.

The looping ostinato and the stepwise harmonic progressions lend the
composition a chiptune-like character to begin with, which made it a perfect
choice for this little 8-bit greeting. Merry Christmas!"

Metroid, part 2, proper (Chipophone)

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Mar 13, 2011
follow-up to this post
"Metroid, in-game music, composed by Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka in 1986."