little-scale.milkcrate.com.au

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: How to: Use Arduino to Generate Glitchy Audio VGA Visuals

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-to-use-arduino-to-generate-glitchy.html

Thursday, April 02, 2009. How to: Use Arduino to Generate Glitchy Audio VGA Visuals. This post is a guide for people that are interested in my previous posts about dual monitor VGA hacking (see 1. 8226; A laptop or a computer with a VGA output. 8226; A breadboard (optional) and some wires or a strip board for soldering. 8226; Wire and breadboard jumpers (optional). 8226; 2 female VGA connectors. 8226; 1 male VGA connector. 8226; up to 3 lots of 15x1 or 15x2 pin headers (optional). For my setup, I used an...

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: Using a Hand Implant to Control Ableton Live

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2015/08/ive-made-simple-max-for-live-device-to.html

Sunday, August 02, 2015. Using a Hand Implant to Control Ableton Live. I've made a simple Max for Live device to get UID data from NFC chips such as the MiFare cards. This includes the Dangerous Things xNT. The Max for Live device receives serial data from an Adafruit PN532 RFID shield and an Arduino Uno board. A MIDI note is generated using the last byte of the UID. Download the Max for Live device here: http:/ milkcrate.com.au/ other/downloads/M4L/little-scale.BasicNFC.amxd. Posted by Sebastian Tomczak.

blipfestival.bandcamp.com

Little-Scale - Come Back To Me | Blip Festival

http://blipfestival.bandcamp.com/track/little-scale-come-back-to-me

Little​-​Scale - Come Back To Me. From Blip Festival 2009. Hailing from Adelaide, Australia, Sebastian Tomczak aka little-scale has been making exciting chipmusic and building innovative chipmusic-related technology for a number of years. His current practice involves making creative use of the things he invents. little-scales music has been described as a highly intellectual approach to chip sounds that is completely engaging and unintimidating to the uninitiated. From Blip Festival 2009.

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: Quick xNT RFID Tag Test

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2015/07/quick-xnt-rfid-tag-test.html

Monday, July 27, 2015. Quick xNT RFID Tag Test. Posted by Sebastian Tomczak. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Ableton audio effects rack (6). Ableton live user group (1). Anti laptop music (8). Circuit bending basics (11). Cool stuff by other people (70). Cross modal modulation (1). Daily january 2013 (2). Electromagnetic induction recordings (5). Impulse response packs (13). Jus chillin with little-scale (5). Kira the cat (1). Laying of hands (3). Live impulse presets (1).

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: Commodore 64 SID 8580 Basic Sample Pack (112 Samples)

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2009/10/commodore-64-sid-8580-basic-sample-pack.html

Friday, October 16, 2009. Commodore 64 SID 8580 Basic Sample Pack (112 Samples). I've made a C64 sample pack. To be precise, it's a sample pack, featuring every C and G note from C-2 to G 6 for the main basic waveforms of a Commodore 64 (8580 SID chip). The waveforms are triangle, sawtooth, pulse and noise. The duty cycle for the pulse wave was set to approximately 50%. The samples were recorded from C64 hardware directly using a custom designed interface. Download the uncompressed sample pack here.

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: ACMC Poster - "EPROM MUSIC"

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2009/06/acmc-poster-eprom-music.html

Friday, June 26, 2009. ACMC Poster - "EPROM MUSIC". Here is the design for my poster for the upcoming Australasian Computer Music Conference 2009 in Brisbane, titled "EPROM MUSIC". Posted by Sebastian Tomczak. Truly legit my friend, time to bust out ye ol breadboard. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Ableton audio effects rack (6). Ableton live user group (1). Anti laptop music (8). Circuit bending basics (11). Cool stuff by other people (70). Cross modal modulation (1). EPROM...

gameboyaustralia.com

Game Boy Australia: Welcome!

http://gameboyaustralia.com/2008/03/welcome.html

Is a music blog dedicated to the growth and review of the Australian chiptune scene. More info about us can be found here. In our very first post. If you (the Australasian chiptuner) have any upcoming shows or releases, contact us about them through this blog. And we will post them here for the world to see. If you are interested in finding more about the Australian chipmusic scene, follow us on twitter. Check this artist list and release directory. And check in with our gig partners Sound Bytes. Playing...

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: An Hour-long Octave Shift, Starting at 420Hz

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2015/08/an-hour-long-octave-shift-starting-at.html

Tuesday, August 11, 2015. An Hour-long Octave Shift, Starting at 420Hz. Posted by Sebastian Tomczak. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Ableton audio effects rack (6). Ableton live user group (1). Anti laptop music (8). Circuit bending basics (11). Cool stuff by other people (70). Cross modal modulation (1). Daily january 2013 (2). Electromagnetic induction recordings (5). Impulse response packs (13). Jus chillin with little-scale (5). Kira the cat (1). Laying of hands (3).

little-scale.blogspot.com

little-scale: How to Use a Passive Volume Pedal as a Controller

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2010/01/how-to-use-passive-volume-control-pedal.html

Sunday, January 31, 2010. How to Use a Passive Volume Pedal as a Controller. So I've got this old passive volume pedal lying around. I haven't used it in many years. Today I decided to use it as an expression pedal, which is something that I am far more likely to use. The pedal itself uses a very basic setup - a trim pot and the main pot which is controlled by the tilt of the foot. The audio signal usually goes through the pots which adjust the volume. I plan on housing the microcontroller etc in the ped...