Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Guitar MC-10 was a simple program I wrote in BASIC in 2016, when I had a tiny RadioShack TRS-80 MC-10 computer. All the program did was beep in different frequencies when pressing the letter/number keys. The sound output was run through some effects processors to make it sound a little more interesting. I “tuned” it like a guitar/bass: chromatically across the keyboard, with each row of keys being a ‘May’ (4th) apart. I sold the computer shortly after this.
#trs80 #instrument #retrotech
Guitar MC-10 was a simple program I wrote in BASIC in 2016, when I had a tiny RadioShack TRS-80 MC-10 computer. All the program did was beep in different frequencies when pressing the letter/number keys. The sound output was run through some effects processors to make it sound a little more interesting. I “tuned” it like a guitar/bass: chromatically across the keyboard, with each row of keys being a ‘May’ (4th) apart. I sold the computer shortly after this.
#trs80 #instrument #retrotech




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A video about making sub-pixel art? I dont know whats wrong with me, ha ha.
[Sorry for the error at 2:33. I accidentally listed red as white. Theres also no good reason why I kept all the graphics 1-bit instead of using greyscale.]
I started making this video awhile ago, but I ran out of steam half-way through. Nevertheless, I forced myself to finish it. I hope you get something out of it. I also hope that it still applies somewhat to the current state of computer screens, but I may be too out of date.
For the record, this isnt supposed to be the ultimate video on sub-pixels. Theres certainly more that could have been said about the subject. Its just supposed to be fun... for us nerds : )
#pixelart #subpixel #japhyriddle Smaller Than Pixel Art: Sub-Pixel Art!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SlS3FOmKUbE/mqdefault.jpg)





