On the last weekend before Christmas, here is my only other 8-bit festive tune.
This #LoFiOrchestra performance presents the Carol of the Bells, in an arrangement based on Robert Buckley's rhapsodic "Let the Bells Ring".
On the last weekend before Christmas, here is my only other 8-bit festive tune.
This #LoFiOrchestra performance presents the Carol of the Bells, in an arrangement based on Robert Buckley's rhapsodic "Let the Bells Ring".
@MakersHour Speaking of which, here's some #LoFiOrchestra Christmas Hely Hutchinson... which you may recognise from the theme tune to The Box of Delights. Or may not.
@sam I could add several new string sections and double the brass of my #LoFiOrchestra I guess...
Maybe I need to arrange some Mahler symphonies!
And my "go to" demo for Arduino tones - an arrangement of the throne room and end titles for Star Wars Episode IV for my #LoFiOrchestra tones.
Now running on #AY38910 chips :)
AY-3-8910 Tones - Another New Hope
@MakersHour @[email protected] A1 Oops, nearly forgot #MakersHour! Kevin here.
My most outlandish makes still have to be performing major classical works on 8-bit microcontrollers.
From Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, to Holst's complete Planets Suite, to Ravel's Bolero, to John Cage's 4'33".
Something for everyone I'm sure you'll agree!!
https://makertube.net/c/lofiorchestra/videos
(and yes, it's probably about time I did another one...)
Happy #TowelDay and hope you have a #Glorious25thMay
I don't have any TP related music, but I do have this for DA..
Well it is Star Wars day and all that...
Somewhat amusingly I note that my last #LoFiOrchestra release was exactly 1 year ago today too...
I really ought to get it out more :)