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I think there is a mp3 in his zip. If you wish, I can send it to you, in the case the forum doesn't allow to download when you're not registered. But you can also register there because it's a cool forum

It's very good. I'd like to have a look at the ASM to make music with it.

it seems the tap files in the archive don't work at all with the fuse emulator (edit: I had a problem with fuse, if I use fuse-sdl it sounds ok, probably a pulsesh**t problem again). With zesarux it's better, we can recognise the music. With a ZX clone on FPGA, the sound seems to be ok, with much more depth and bass. Do you have the source for booom and for the other one?

It's very impressive!
I'll show the link on my friends' forum about old computers, where they stream 1-bit music on their Thomson T07...

yes, I like the last version best, the dash is less visible, yet still present, it looks really great this way!

I find the "m" a little aggressive with the 3 edges like razors (or like some heavy metal logo [I like metal!]). Maybe this may soften a bit:

but the latest version was good anyway.

It looks really good, maybe a little "-" (a normal one) between 1 and bit would make it more readable?

Do you know if the AY and FM are made in fpga as well or if you can put a real AY chip in it? Anyway, in the case it can use expansions, we can always plug a real one into it (card such as Wonder AY are quite cheap).

I will probably not buy it (I already have a MiST), but it's very cool. I'm not very found of the design but it's well done anyway and quite faithful to the Sinclair spirit.

it looks and sounds good...

I like how it sounds!
You've pushed the limits of 1bit music once more...

OctodeXL has a cool fat catchy sound, so I fear it might "attract" most of the interest. But it wouldn't be fair to allow Octode 2k15 and not Octode XL, so maybe it would be more interesting to have no octode and variants at all. On the other hand, if it can attract more people (who wouldn't have participated otherwise), it's not that bad, so... either all of the variants, or none of them.

Thanks. I wanted to submit more tracks (and not only my own tracks) to Decadent Decade but didn't find the time to do this. But they extended it like 20 times so it wouldn't be reasonable to ask for more

About HT2 I like to create new songs from scratch with it, but since there are 16 rows my songs often end with something rather chaotic because the parts are short. So I find it quite pleasant to use it for making covers of another song (so far I've done two tunes like that).

For an HT2 album, maybe a compilation?
For my part, I haven't enough material to create a whole album...

While we're at it, I had a little bug with HT2 but I don't know if it worth mentioning it because I couldn't reproduce it. I'm also thinking it had happened because I was low in battery...
So I had a fresh backup cell (CR1620) but my AAA batteries were probably not fully charged. HT2 was working fine, until I tried to save in a slot (in replacement of an older state). Then I could no longer replay the tune. I could still navigate into the song and the patterns (if I remember well), but couldn't load, save, play or exit HT2. Then I removed the batteries to start again the calc (TI82). The calc couldn't start, so I thought the battery were dead. What was strange is after I saved and it began to have the problem, there was still enough battery to show the display and manipulate some options. So I used fresh batteries. I hadn't any "memory cleared" at startup (again, if I remember well), but when I type the "program" button, all was empty (hopefully I didn't loose much, I had made a backup some time before).

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/