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| Bandcamp | gwem.bandcamp.com |
Today marks the 25th anniversary of gwEm
To celebrate, I made an album of Commodore Amiga drum’n’bass
https://gwem.bandcamp.com/album/overclocked
https://open.spotify.com/album/2SXUflsJZEzkTItbxcKV3F
With a career in chiptune lasting more than 25 years and several hundred gigs in at least 20 countries, few in the scene can claim to be more seasoned than gwEm. His travels have taken him as far east as Japan, as far north as Norway, as far south as India and as far west as the United States.
Today marks the 25th anniversary of gwEm
To celebrate, I made an album of Commodore Amiga drum’n’bass
https://gwem.bandcamp.com/album/overclocked
https://open.spotify.com/album/2SXUflsJZEzkTItbxcKV3F
With a career in chiptune lasting more than 25 years and several hundred gigs in at least 20 countries, few in the scene can claim to be more seasoned than gwEm. His travels have taken him as far east as Japan, as far north as Norway, as far south as India and as far west as the United States.
With a career in chiptune lasting more than 25 years and several hundred gigs in at least 20 countries, few in the scene can claim to be more seasoned than gwEm. His travels have taken him as far east as Japan, as far north as Norway, as far south as India and as far west as the United States.
Join me as I work on an Atari ST sample demo
With a career in chiptune lasting more than 25 years and several hundred gigs in at least 20 countries, few in the scene can claim to be more seasoned than gwEm. His travels have taken him as far east as Japan, as far north as Norway, as far south as India and as far west as the United States.
checking out the Yamaha PSS-A50
With a career in chiptune lasting more than 25 years and several hundred gigs in at least 20 countries, few in the scene can claim to be more seasoned than gwEm. His travels have taken him as far east as Japan, as far north as Norway, as far south as India and as far west as the United States.
@decay I am increasingly in favour of not putting a license on my code at all. So what if that legally means you can't use it. I expect you to steal it, and get away with it. If you can't do that, well, suck less.
Nothing in software development is less interesting than license lawyering. Who the fuck convinced everyone that this is a normal thing that normal people should be thinking about. Psychopath behaviour tbh.
Dag Ågren ↙︎↙︎↙︎
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