Retrofuturistic music for game consoles. Concert, licensing, sync requests : [email protected] https://xitter.cf/t.co/x8tiwuCFUV

Hamburg
Joined September 2008
I am very proud to announce my next album: VIRTUAL REMUTE Coming soon exclusively for Vectrex mini @VectrexOn and featuring 16 brandnew AY-3-8912 soundchip tracks, pushing my vision of electronic computer music to the max! Get vectorized!
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A new album celebrating the Vectrex! 🕹️🎶 Remute, the well-known techno musician and pioneer of music albums released on retro game cartridges and floppy disks, now turns his attention to the Vectrex with "Virtual Remute". 🎧 Get a first preview here: youtu.be/8rxwrsDOYGo?is=N1Vi…
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Calling all #vectrex fans! Virtual Remute, a brand-new album celebrating the Vectrex has been announced. Take a listen via this link: youtu.be/8rxwrsDOYGo?is=Aics… Plus there’s a Vectrex meet happening in London on November 21st. Details at link.dice.fm/8aEgkLe7r7b
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NEW VECTREX MINI UPDATE 🕹️ Update #28: From Portland to London, Let’s Celebrate the Vectrex! 🎵 A new Vectrex album by Remute 🇬🇧 London Launch Event on November 21st 🕹️ PRGE with Jay Smith 📦 The final stretch and what’s next 👉 Read the full update: kickstarter.com/projects/185…
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#ThrowbackThursday Denis Karimani aka Remute live at Psycho Thrill, Cologne ,2004. It was a fun night and I mostly improvised on my gear. By the way: I've managed to recover some of my earliest tracks of that era and 'The Karimani Files' will be available again on MiniDisc soon!
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Remute retweeted
Johann Sebastian Bach is the Shakespeare of music. Best there ever was.
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My Gameboy cartridge album 'Living Electronics' runs perfectly on FunnyPlaying's @funnyplaying new FPGB mini!
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I have a new favourite game console and I just finished something.
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Wildly impressive fan project shows Super Mario 64 running on the Vectrex gonintendo.com/contents/6601…
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The MiniDisc is sliding in. Celebrate the moment. #minidisc @MiniDisc_wiki @minidiscxyz @CMinidisc
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Electroplankton Ableton Live wrapper! Requires the NDS file but runs the ROM unmodified and can control aspects of the Hanenbow stage interface via RAM mod during emulation runtime. Here, fish are triggered via MIDI notes and the audio is processed in Ableton.
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Remute retweeted
DOOM... on a Vectrex.
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Embrace the beauty #MiniDisc. My 2009 album 'Grand Glam' is back on MD, but already only a few copies left. One day, all MiniDiscs will be gone, because... All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. @MiniDisc_wiki @minidiscxyz Get it here: remute.bandcamp.com/album/gr…
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My 2009 album 'Grand Glam' is back - on MiniDisc! Get it exclusively at Bandcamp: remute.bandcamp.com/album/gr…
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Remute retweeted
I really miss the pre-AI times, man.
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Dick Van Dyke isn't just a legendary actor and dancer. He was also a devoted Commodore Amiga user. He bought his first Amiga in 1991, got hooked on LightWave 3D and the Video Toaster, and started making his own 3D animations and effects at home. He even used that setup to create a CGI motorcycle stunt for an episode of Diagnosis: Murder — a shot the production couldn’t safely film — and received an on-screen credit (and $200) for the work. He later spoke at NewTek / LightWave and Amiga events and showed his animations at SIGGRAPH.This is one of the pieces he made on his Amiga. What a legend!
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In 2009 I released my second album 'Grand Glam'. It was an important milestone in my career: The album features some of the biggest tracks of the 2000s minimal techno era - 'Zuendli', 'Mess Hypnosis' or 'Condensated'. That said, Grand Glam is coming back on MiniDisc tonight!
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It’s not easy to stay sane in the entertainment business, but C. G. Jung, a good cup of tea and power gloves definitely help.
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happy anniversary to the greatest scene ever put to film
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