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I know it's only February, but this is clearly the most epic beeper track of the year.
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Beeperman
A ZX Beeper 90s style dance track written with Bintracker and using the Pytha engine by Irrlicht Project.
Recorded from real hardware (1983 48K ZX Spectrum)
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That's pretty amazing for being beeper! I love it!
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ZX beeper songs usually sound really thin and tinny and lacking in bass, but this has good strong bass. It sounds great. How did you record it from the real hardware?
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The Pytha engine can produce a great bassy sound. To record from my real ZX Spectrum 48K I first write the music on Bintracker which saves a .tap file that can then be played on a ZX Spectrum emulator or loaded into a real Spectrum.
I use the speccytape iphone app which plays back the .tap (tape image) as sound. This is loaded into the real spectrum via the ear socket with a lead from the iphone to the speccy.
When the music is playing on the real speccy I connect a lead from the mic socket to the mic line-in on my laptop and record the music using audacity.
I use the speccytape iphone app which plays back the .tap (tape image) as sound. This is loaded into the real spectrum via the ear socket with a lead from the iphone to the speccy.
When the music is playing on the real speccy I connect a lead from the mic socket to the mic line-in on my laptop and record the music using audacity.
108076
those noise sounds are excellent
