http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#83570a17-d387-40aa-90f4-4ceedf508bc0 There was a club in LA that was all about 8 bit sound it was called "microwave" its not happening anymore. Check out micromusic.net. Fri, 10 Dec 2004 22:16:47 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#83570a17-d387-40aa-90f4-4ceedf508bc0 alex 2004-12-10T22:16:47Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#e4a8b0b0-e6a7-4418-bc51-cc1c2727dfcb Hello Check this wired article out http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.11/mclaren.html?pg=1&topic=&topic_set= here are some of the bands they say are making this music Adlib Sinner Forks, Bit Shifter, Nullsleep, Glomag, The Hardliner, Lo-Bat, 8-bit Construction Set I myself use a nanoloop for the gameboy and its pretty cool Im looking to do something with a Quadra and maybe one of the first macs or a old power book anyone know of any old software or a basic DAW for those obsolete systems something like acid or sound forge or whatever ? Tue, 01 Jun 2004 16:27:24 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#e4a8b0b0-e6a7-4418-bc51-cc1c2727dfcb Sqwallington 2004-06-01T16:27:24Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#248b05d3-8d9f-4494-8840-131574d9219d I read an MSNBC article a while back claiming there was an eight bit music "scene" in some cities. Anyone know of such a thing? Wed, 26 Nov 2003 17:59:10 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#248b05d3-8d9f-4494-8840-131574d9219d John 2003-11-26T17:59:10Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#e341a39f-e19e-4406-91c9-9e8efd4c3cc7 Not really any cities per se, but i do know certain genres of electronic music that evolved out of the fact that the only means of prodction available to the artists at the time were cheap video game computers. As an example, the gabber scene (hardcore techno) in the late 80's early 90's consisted of a handful of artists using ProTracker on the Amiga. And maybe some using Atari 1040STs. Gabber was concentrated in the places like Brooklyn NYC, Rotterdam NL, and Newcastle Australia. Nasenbluten, being from the latter, is my favorite example. As for current scenes that focus on 8-bit music, i have no idea, but would love to know! Wed, 03 Dec 2003 00:14:23 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#e341a39f-e19e-4406-91c9-9e8efd4c3cc7 Vasil 2003-12-03T00:14:23Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#d7703f90-7447-417b-8c4b-95a59e9d615b God bless the Amiga. But yeah, the MSNBC article (I'll see if I can find it) described a club somewhere where people were listening to SID music. Tue, 09 Dec 2003 00:15:40 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#d7703f90-7447-417b-8c4b-95a59e9d615b John 2003-12-09T00:15:40Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#3db1d474-903d-4194-bdd2-08ecaccfd80b Sound interesting, definately post the link if you find it! You've heard of the Sidstation, yeah? http://www.sidstation.com Tue, 16 Dec 2003 00:29:22 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#3db1d474-903d-4194-bdd2-08ecaccfd80b Vasil 2003-12-16T00:29:22Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#b7543dd8-0182-4193-9e2e-462577d73616 Here it is: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3131157/ An Epson dot matrix printer !?! Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:05:53 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#b7543dd8-0182-4193-9e2e-462577d73616 John 2003-12-24T19:05:53Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#606fcb35-1fd8-40fb-9ea1-255b3e2896cf Actually there was a great article in Wired abotu a thriving 8bit underground. Some App Cart. that uses the Gameboy apparently is central to the music creation... http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.11/mclaren.html?pg=1&topic=&topic_set= Thu, 29 Jan 2004 19:25:21 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#606fcb35-1fd8-40fb-9ea1-255b3e2896cf PixelSlut // C.ontrast M.akes Y.ou K.ill 2004-01-29T19:25:21Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#44660494-a17c-4e74-b0a1-d4bddc5c643f Hope this isn't too off subject, but does anyone know the fate of any the HOTT boxes. They were introduce durning a an Atari convention in Anaheim(they had Mick Fleetwood playing one) and they were music modules meant to be used with Atari 1040ST's and 030 Falcon. Has anyone come across one in their travels or good web site about them? Sat, 31 Jan 2004 05:15:26 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#44660494-a17c-4e74-b0a1-d4bddc5c643f Aeion 2004-01-31T05:15:26Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#0181b192-001e-4976-a9fa-a73f9e99ae43 Ninja Tunes producer Hexstatic rocks the c64, has vector based web site which changes lives. http://www.hexstatic.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ Mon, 02 Feb 2004 17:55:45 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#0181b192-001e-4976-a9fa-a73f9e99ae43 mstrcntrlprgrm 2004-02-02T17:55:45Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#304f3047-aeef-4a75-877d-e63573942941 fucked up. old bookmark. try: http://www.hexstatic.tv/ Mon, 02 Feb 2004 18:06:15 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#304f3047-aeef-4a75-877d-e63573942941 mstrcntrlprgrm 2004-02-02T18:06:15Z http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#28abb740-ab11-4586-bf2e-31f8cfafab14 Yeah, check these guys out: http://www.8bitpeoples.com/ They have a lot of music to download too. I was playing Bit Shifter's "Let It Snow" last X-mas. That was great. Sat, 28 Feb 2004 14:02:46 GMT http://8bitbanditos.tribe.net/thread/94379dac-5776-4276-852e-59f375c33789#28abb740-ab11-4586-bf2e-31f8cfafab14 Noah 2004-02-28T14:02:46Z