Tobikomi | [Original] Professor Calculator (D65010G031, PV-1000) @tobikomi5018 | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 14 hours ago.
A first attempt at writing music for a potato. Jesus Mary and Joseph, that is quite the name for a chip. The NEC D65010G031 is responsible for both graphics and sound in the Casio PV-1000, though we're more interested in the sound aspect of it.
It's a 3-voice polyphonic PSG consisting only of square waves.
"Oh cool! Does it have noise?" Didn't ya hear what I just said IT'S ONLY SQUARE WAVES!
"Right, sorry. Does it have any volume control." Only on and off!
"Okay. What's its pitch range?" All high notes and NO BASS!
"Is it at least in tune?" The tuning is horrendous. It sounds like mix between the TIA and VIC-I chips yet it's much worse!
"Sheesh. Does it have any interesting features?" Well, it has ring modulation.
"Oh, interesting. Is it any good?" HELL NAW!
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Made in Furnace.
A first attempt at writing music for a potato. Jesus Mary and Joseph, that is quite the name for a chip. The NEC D65010G031 is responsible for both graphics and sound in the Casio PV-1000, though we're more interested in the sound aspect of it.
It's a 3-voice polyphonic PSG consisting only of square waves.
"Oh cool! Does it have noise?" Didn't ya hear what I just said IT'S ONLY SQUARE WAVES!
"Right, sorry. Does it have any volume control." Only on and off!
"Okay. What's its pitch range?" All high notes and NO BASS!
"Is it at least in tune?" The tuning is horrendous. It sounds like mix between the TIA and VIC-I chips yet it's much worse!
"Sheesh. Does it have any interesting features?" Well, it has ring modulation.
"Oh, interesting. Is it any good?" HELL NAW!
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Made in Furnace.