Racing the beam
It's amazing anything on the Atari 2600 worked. This video goes into why "racing the beam" was such a challenge.
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New thing: supporter world map
Welcome to one of these rare newsletters I send. I moved back off of ConvertKit to the newsletter system on my blog. It's been about two months since I last emailed you. Not much has happened creatively since I've been overwhelmed with life stuff, but I
Wonder
I used to look up into the night sky and wonder. Then I went there. Among the trillions upon trillions of stars, none had that kindred spirit I longed for. I found a machine civilization, a sentient black hole (I called him Phil, which he enjoyed very much), and others
Free and affordable music production resources
This is all stuff I use or have used and still recommend as of publishing. * Black Octopus Sound has a 1GB royalty-free sampler. This was my go-to pack when I was just starting out and couldn't afford anything. * Sonniss has a huge collection of free and royalty-free sound
There is a best Digital Audio Workstation
A DAW, or Digital Audio Workstation, is a big, fancy environment for working with sound. The common truism is, to an extent, true: you can do anything in any DAW. But the more advanced you get, or the more niche your need, the more friction you'll encounter if