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Bits and Pieces: A History of Chiptunes

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Bits and Pieces tells the story of chiptune, a style of lo-fi electronic music that emerged from the first generation of video game consoles and home computers in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Through ingenuity and invention, musicians and programmers developed code that enabled the limited hardwa

re of those early 8-bit machines to perform musical feats that they were never designed to achieve. In time, that combination of hardware and creative code came to define a unique 8-bit sound that imprinted itself on a generation of gamers. For a new generation of musicians, this music has currency

through the chipscene, a vibrant musical subculture that repurposes obsolete gaming hardware. It's performative: raw and edgy, loaded with authenticity and driven by a strong DIY ethic. It's more punk than Pac-Man, and yet, it's part of that same story of ingenuity and invention; 8-bit hardware is n

o longer a retired gaming console, but a quirky and characterful musical instrument. Taking these consoles to the stage, musicians fuse 8-bit sounds with other musical styles - drum'n'bass, jungle, techno and house - to create a unique contemporary sound. Analyzing musical structures and technologic

al methods used with chiptune, Bits and Pieces traces the simple beeps of the earliest arcade games, through the murky shadows of the digital underground, to global festivals and movie soundtracks. Kenneth B. McAlpine is an award-winning composer, musician, and technologist who has scored for thea

tre, film, and video games, and who has performed internationally as a harpsichordist, pianist, and jazz organist. He was one of the team who developed the world’s first degree programmes in computer games technology in Dundee in the late 1990s, a role that has fuelled his passion for sharing intere

sting stories about music and play. He lives in Fife on the East Coast of Scotland.

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「正因為拍不起正規的電影，所以運用借殼上市的方法，讓一切……『看起來像』電影，進而解放既有的影像規範。」本文主要以2018-2020年所發展的「力學」 作品為主要案例，說明一種在資源極度限縮的條件下依然能夠影像自造（DIY）的探索路徑。本論文架構如下：「動機」以書本掉落作為腦內「彈」出意念的開端;「創作方法三部曲」則是一個創作方法的DIY。「洞見一個故事」以「力學」的視角作為分析意識形態的槓桿、「姿態與路線」則從觀念藝術的宣言出發，回顧我大學以降之草圖與創作計劃，並仿效《弱影像無罪》提出我的《滑鼠影像》生產論述、「方法與步驟」則依據電影的生產方法作為對照，再更近一步提出我的影像自造（DIY）

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Bits and Pieces: A History of Chiptunes

為了解決Lo-Fi House fb的問題，作者Mcalpine, Kenneth B. 這樣論述：

Bits and Pieces tells the story of chiptune, a style of lo-fi electronic music that emerged from the first generation of video game consoles and home computers in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Through ingenuity and invention, musicians and programmers developed code that enabled the limited hardwa

re of those early 8-bit machines to perform musical feats that they were never designed to achieve. In time, that combination of hardware and creative code came to define a unique 8-bit sound that imprinted itself on a generation of gamers. For a new generation of musicians, this music has currency

through the chipscene, a vibrant musical subculture that repurposes obsolete gaming hardware. It's performative: raw and edgy, loaded with authenticity and driven by a strong DIY ethic. It's more punk than Pac-Man, and yet, it's part of that same story of ingenuity and invention; 8-bit hardware is n

o longer a retired gaming console, but a quirky and characterful musical instrument. Taking these consoles to the stage, musicians fuse 8-bit sounds with other musical styles - drum'n'bass, jungle, techno and house - to create a unique contemporary sound. Analyzing musical structures and technologic

al methods used with chiptune, Bits and Pieces traces the simple beeps of the earliest arcade games, through the murky shadows of the digital underground, to global festivals and movie soundtracks. Kenneth B. McAlpine is an award-winning composer, musician, and technologist who has scored for thea

tre, film, and video games, and who has performed internationally as a harpsichordist, pianist, and jazz organist. He was one of the team who developed the world’s first degree programmes in computer games technology in Dundee in the late 1990s, a role that has fuelled his passion for sharing intere

sting stories about music and play. He lives in Fife on the East Coast of Scotland.