When I was 12, I got a stereo sound catridge for my Tandy Color
Computer 2 called Orchestra 90-CC. This was 1984. Revolutionary
to me. I could control 12 voices, Stereo, and every single BIT
of the 8 bits, I had to _control_ to make any sounds come out of
it. It had a programming language. I learned it. I made music
with it. This recording is the "RIGHT SIDE ONLY"; I didn't have
the right cable to record the L+R at the same time, and the
original is trapped on an audio tape which I don't have the
technology to retrieve the original data files from.
Nevertheless, it's close enough, even with the missing side.
Enjoy a song from the brain of 12 year old Kenneth Udut. I loved
being able to create my own instruments too; one bit at a time;
although people have it *way* better now, because you can easily
record analog audio and digitize it; that wasn't possible for 12
year old Kenneth Udut, nor was there ANY home technology in 1984
that could. So, I had to do what I could with what I had, which,
at the time was damned awesome. smile emoticon And if you have a
sound-pattern ear, you can hear that I predated the modern note
rise, the gap, and then the heavy DROP found in modern
electronic music, pop music, Dubstep - by... oh 30 years. Me,
Musical Prophet? Sure, why not
