Trying to make music on a Nintendo NES.. using the FAMIMIMIMIDI 

@widgetphreak exactly

"All your bases are belong to us."

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER yo sam have you ever used elektron gear? i'm really curious what you'd do with an octatrack. def got the patience for it if you can stand there programming step by step in a hardware tracker

hi sam never used it! Only got patience for trackers cus I know em and I know they do do things like this well! But one day I’ll look into elektron fo sho. Only so many days in a life tho hahahaha

Please brother, release that sick song !! It's insane and I can't stop replaying it. Love your work!!!❤️

Tyler 661 He is isn't he. I found him about a year ago, and I was like damn this dude's rad af. Did you know he had a record deal at one time? check out Zibra if you haven't already.

Same. Except 8 months later than when this was originally posted

fr no cap

didn't expect you here.... nice to see ya!

​@@ekyo_stuff One of my favourite channels! Dont be scared to try it :).

@@Wintergatan One of my favs too! Guess you'll also know Andrew Huang then... if not, don be afraid too!

WOW World Of Wintergarten haha gotta jam sometime mannn!!!

Was just about to comment "Wintergatan needs to get his hands on this"

onedeadsaint shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh no one else noticed

Haha my thoughts exactly

Darren Place good shout! I was aiming for that but annoyingly couldn’t get the sweep to work on that channel for some reason. Something I was missing! Will keep trying thooo

MegaPhester haha I think that is one of the primary goals of this channel 😂😂

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER well played.

Nintendo finally confirms the correct pronunciation for NES: www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/08/random_nintendo_finally_confirms_the_correct_pronunciation_for_nes

Prrrreeeetty sure he did that on purpose :D

​@@TafferDP That's kind of an error as far as I am concerned. Japan never had a product called the "NES." It was the Famicom there as everyone and their grandmother knows. It was the west that had the system name changed by Nintendo of America. And in the US, where the system launched with this western name, it was always referred to as the N-E-S, or by its full name, Nintendo Entertainment System. Most kids just called it the Nintendo. You'd be hard-pressed to find any kind of official audible advertisement here in the US calling the system the "ness." That didn't really become a thing until the European launch, which honestly I consider to be a bit of a head-scratcher as it went for a full year in the US never being called "ness."

AHotdoge I call it lucky button mashing

hell with some well thought out patch points that could become a killer synth

I would shit my pants

It's like two pulse waves with 3 different cycle modes, a triangle wave with 1 cycle mode, a noise channel with two settings and a 1bit ADPCM sample player. Not exactly high class.

@@Nukle0n but full of character

KautenjaDSP do a few modules on VCV rack for emulating NES, SNES and a few other retro consoles if you're into that

You mean noise channel to get a snare drum sound?

the way to get NES kick drums nowadays is to take the triangle channel, play a middle-highish pitched note and quickly slide the pitch downwards.

@@j5d1c73 Exactly, that's how guys like Tim Follin did it back in the day. I highly recommend any of his NES soundtracks. He layered the triangle slide with a clicky sound on the noise channel to get the attack sound of a kick drum. He also uses the same technique for the snare.

If they programmed for the NES and are middle aged then they must be planning to live until they are 120.

@@illustriouschin prick, when does middle age begin?

"yeah, just picked this up. What evs."

Waited it for a while 😅

It looks like it uses keyboard keys and switches, that's really cool

indeed1!!! check em out

C64 bleepy bloopy is even better.

@@rippspeck Ok Boomer

@@Sporp Have a listen ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-imQgAJ9vv6o.html However I think I like the Amiga better. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wgmh-BkuBqI.html&t Can't really decide though, depends which song it is.

@@alexanderbjork2841 I like em! They both really have a VVVVV vibe to them.

il, try not to stop

Or you could use a top loader or a nes clone that uses stereo

oh really????? hahaha

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QaW5K85UDR0.html haha his acoustic "8-bit" drums, tho... :)

The Midnight Society I’m working on the mega drive. I must confess never having a mega drive as a kid not a fan out the sounds. Not an fm kinda guy but I am persisting 😂

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER If anyone can achieve it, it's you mate ! Not a mad gamer but I started with a NES Christmas 1989, I think ? Then Sega Megadrive, Amiga 600 with a program called "say" hilarious fun was had with that, then PS 1,2,3 and 4 !! I still think the Megadrive has the best and most iconic sounds from my childhood though, I think you will have fun with it once completed ! Again keep up the great work !!

im working on it!! its gunna be called the museum of everything else

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER I know it!:) I have watched all of your videos multiple times. My Favorite is the Synth Bike and Synth Bike 2.0. I really like that you had switches for each note. Cause switches are more fun than buttons! I was dead set on building it until you opened the hood and I saw everything you have in there!! OH GOOD LAWD! Anyways, have an awesome day!!