Thursday Night at the Club [Atari 2600 TIA] - Silly Venture 2018

[@Nikku4211]

These samples are very cool. The song seems to be more focused on rhythm than it is on melodies, which is how a TIA song should be considering the TIA's frequency table being unsuited for music.

[@Bentastic64]

Who else came here from the oscilloscope view by acrouzet

[@doopdee]

I did lol

[@JankPods0201]

Me.

[@quadpad_music]

Wow, this sounds super rich for the TIA, it sounds almost impossible. Edit: Someone needs to visualize this tune in oscilloscope format.

[@fragmare]

Kulor TIA = Best TIA... NOW, THAT'S WHAT I CALL KULOR! :)

[@Sterophonick]

I'll be dammed. DPCM on the TIA. Impressive!

[@SuperJet_Spade]

Amazing track! Sometimes, I wish I could throw in samples like that on the TIA.

[@VinsCool]

Woohoo it's officially here!

[@tobikomi5018]

Amazing work as always, kulor!

[@Casanuda]

I went to the nightclub most Thursdays because it was less crowded and I typically had Fridays off.

[@usta028]

I can attest, making a TIA tune is hell

[@Masupups]

Excellent as always! Too bad my Thursday night will be at the oral surgeon... yay

[@BikeNutt1970]

Holy shitballs. That's really rather clever.

[@supermariobro93]

Sample playback on the TIA chip? _WHAT IN TARNATION...?!_ 😱

[@BatteryCoverMissing]

melts your face off ! fuzzed out dysphoric rainbow pulses. metering associates!

[@kimgkomg]

didn't even know the Tia could handle samples. I suppose it makes sense given it uses pulse waves, but it's still weird hearing samples next to the Atari's signature doots

[@Mrshoujo]

I didn't think there would be processor time left over to drive a display. Sounds like the processor is slaved to the TIA & hammer the sound channels as hard as it can.

[@CommodoreKulor]

It's actually pretty close to a normal 60hz music engine, just with a little segment that squeezes in a DPCM update every 2 scanlines. Driving a really simplistic visualizer like this isn't actually that bad, it's mostly when you want graphics that actually look like something, or sprites that move. Updated the video description with a link to the source if you want to check it out.

[@Dankyman100]

What The Actual F**k? This is Amazing!

[@coffee115]

DPCM ON ATARI AAAAA

[@BaccarWozat]

Don't forget to put the epileprosy warning.

[@CommodoreKulor]

Apologies, never considered that! I've put a warning in the description.

[@TheMaskarad]

i had a fucking hunch its yours i knew it

[@usta028]

is this a cover/remix or inspired by something? it makes me think of another song but can't remember which one.

[@CommodoreKulor]

It was inspired by the generic club music that plays at a local budget revolving sushi bar. I'm sure there are probably a handful of tunes that almost sound identical.

[@64Abstract]

any rom Kulor?

[@jrlepage2a03]

DPCM on Atari 2600 how

[@zalk256]

Yes

[@SarahSaturnMiles]

I remade this song with Drumbit and Soundtrap kzbin.info/www/bejne/paXNq2trhaiSpsU