Sega crunchiness now available for your Korg electribe ESX. The Sega Master System (commonly referred to as the SMS) was an 8-bit third-generation video game console that was made by Sega and released in 1985 in Japan, 1986 in the US and 1987 in Europe. The Sega Master System was Sega's competitor to the NES by Nintendo. Not only did the SMS take cartridges, but small cards as well. While the graphics were particularly better on the Sega Master System than the NES, the NES had a better sound chip. Later, the Sega Game Gear was released, which was essentially a portable Sega Master System that competed with Nintendo's GameBoy. Sega's mascot got his first debut on the Master System, Sonic the Hedgehog, who is basically Sega's equivalent of Mario. Customized ESX pack made by button (contact him on korgforums.com)
SID stands for Sound interface Device which is an IC produced by MOS technologies in the 80's through to the mid 90's. In short is is a stand alone sound synthesizer chip, most likely the finest one ever created. It was used in the legendary Commodore 64 computer as well as some other variants. Custom ESX pack made by button (contact him on korgforums.com)
esxfile sid c64 commodore chiptune
320kbps (good enough to sample) http://www.henryhomesweet.co.uk --- I am really pleased to present to you the "Essential Chip Sounds" sample pack, a collection of 8-bit and glitchy audio samples constructed throughout 2011. I have always loved the raw and groovy waveforms that retro consoles generate. The tones, textures and unique warmth of these systems are the main reason that they have continued to be a staple sound source in my production. I have put together this sample pack from my personal collection of sounds which have been designed with a variety of different programs and recorded from a variety of emulated and actual lo-bit systems. The samples here are entirely original and have been extracted from most of my music released last year or designed exclusively for this release. There are over 250 individual sounds and loops in this sample pack including a folder of SFX designed for an independant arcade game that was never released. This sample pack is royalty free, meaning that you are more than welcome to use these sounds in your creative projects, either commercial or non-commercial.
Made By AtomSplitter. The second in the series of games and 8-bit samples, in this pack you will find a range of retro style blips, zips, effects and leads which are similar to the classic chiptune style used in retro video game music but they are not sampled from any hardware and are all original and royalty free to use in your music productions. 320kbps (good enough to sample)
multishot chip 8bit glitch synth commodore c64
