It's a fact: there are no boundaries on the amount of samples one needs to own in order to compose electronic music. We're always hungry for samples. Lucky for us the Internet have no boundaries at all and today, during a hyperspace travel on the outer rim of the galaxy, I stumbled upon this great blog from
SEBASTIAN TOMCZAK, full of samples of old soundchips.
I have created a set of samples that have been recorded directly from an Atari POKEY chip. I have created all of the sounds myself on the hardware (as in, these are not sounds or samples recorded from games or demo programs). The output from the sound chip has been recorded directly.
This sample pack contains the drum sounds from the YM2413 sound chip, when configured as recommend by Yamaha in the application manual. The audio has been recorded directly from hardware.
- Sega Master System YM2413 Preset Instruments
- Sega Master System YM2413 Drums
- Sega Master System SN76489
- Sega Mega Drive YM2612
- SPo256-AL2 Speech Chip Allophones
- Atari POKEY Noise
- Atari 2600 TIA
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