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I made a little track (a cover of one of my famitracker song) there:
http://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/garvalf's+The+lonely+Cowgirl+%28now+with+Houston%29/21581/

I've seen a TI92 on a garage sale, but I found the price too high and I wasn't sure it would work. Now I regret it

Anyway, it's a cool song, like it makes me wish to hire you in my Metal band...

Thanks a lot, both of you. I got also the ST version on this forum:
http://atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f= … p;p=240830

I managed to import one of my midi files into the Amiga version of Deluxe Music Construction Set, then export it to IFF Smus format, so I could re-import into the Atari ST version. But I'm a bit disappointed because the sound isn't that good, I hoped to be able to modify more parameters for the instruments (and also on Atari the timing isn't very precise it seems)

They could have used a similar video cable used on Raspberry pi 2 and C.H.I.P. (3.5 jack with 3 channels, 2 for audio, 1 for video, with output to RCA).
Maybe they'll rethink the board from they users feedback.

I didn't know the Spectrum 128 hadn't stereo for AY. But it seems the AY interfaces for ZX 48 were popular after that. On Amstrad CPC it seems it was stereo from the start.

There is indeed an RGB / VGA output (the white thing close to the ear output), but I don't know how to connect it to a vga screen.

They wanted to keep the same size factor and make it fit inside a raspberry pi box (but which version, I think it's the v1 B+ version), maybe it would have been more reasonable to make a proper vga output. On the other hand, maybe many people will use it on a tv (like the raspberry pi) so it was maybe more useful to have RCA rather than VGA.

It sounds great! Well done.

In my youth, I wanted so bad to get such a tiny computer... for hacking banks like in Terminator and making 1-bit music (I saw the movie later though, I've heard on the portfolio in some Atari Magazines). A friend of mine got one, his father was a doctor and some lab gave a portfolio to him as incentive.

Multimatograf 2016:
http://events.retroscene.org/mf2016_rules_main_en.html
"This compo accepts music for such sound chips as AY/YM, Pokey, SID, as well as one-bit digital modules for ZX Spectrum's beeper."

> what equipment I need to make 1bit tunes with a zx spectrum

only a zx spectrum, as 1-bit music is made from the beeper. You can convert your .tap files to waveforms and send the data to the zx through a monophonic jack cable so it can load the music.

they're still working on the topic! (they ported quattropic to the thomson and used a midi 2 quattropic converter)
http://www.logicielsmoto.com/phpBB/view … =532#p4527

Awesome tune!
And congratulations for improving this tracker!

it seems http://irrlichtproject.de/ is down at the moment...
The files should be at http://irrlichtproject.de/1bitcompo