Made with the Commodore 64 MOS6581 SID chip (Multi-SID). A classic Little River Band song and the first Australian song I’ve bitpopped. It seems fitting for a New Year to start with a song like this; Particularly if you plan to make some New Year resolutions. All the best &…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID “Déjà vu is simply remembrance of the future.” ― Wayne Gerard Trotman Farewell 2017 – Hello 2018! Happy New Year to all. Gavin. —- Buy Bitpop 1-6 and support me, please. You can name your own price as a…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID I really appreciate you taking to the time to listen. Thanks. —- Buy Bitpop 1, 2, 3 & 4 and support me, please. You can name your own price as a form of donation. Bandcamp https://gavingraham.bandcamp.com/ —- Homepage: http://gavingraham.com…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID I really appreciate you taking to the time to listen. Thanks. —- Buy Bitpop 1, 2, 3 & 4 and support me, please. You can name your own price as a form of donation. Bandcamp https://gavingraham.bandcamp.com/ —- Homepage: http://gavingraham.com…
Surprise! I’ve stopped half way through another song I’ve been working on because I was just so compelled to do this song after hearing while driving to Burpengary last night. I was compelled…
Here’s a preview from my next album “Paula, Six Five Eight One”. It should be ready by the end of spring this year. I hope you enjoy it. [soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/gavindi/paula-6581-track-2-lightforce[/soundcloud]
The Commodore 64 holds the record for being the best selling computer of all time. More than twelve million units shipped during its production run. Have a look at the infographic below for some of the main points of its success.
My first album that puts a new take on old computer game music, “The 8bit Spindle” is zooming its way down to Melbourne for printing and packaging. Finally, It’s done! #the8bitspindle Relive the sounds of 80’s computer games with this interpretation of some of the most memorable scores that were…
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