Diode Milliampere Makes Captivating Electronic Music in MS-DOS

No, seriously. This video made by Diode Milliampere features a selection of tracks ranging in a variety of styles (from trap-ish beats to full-on dubstep) that he made using Adlib Tracker II, an MS-DOS program that "sequences the Yamaha OPL3 chip." The wild shit is his tracks are pretty dope. They're not crushing speakers, but the basslines he pulls off using this program are pretty damn otherworldly.

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No, seriously. This video made by Diode Milliampere features a selection of tracks ranging in a variety of styles (from trap-ish beats to full-on dubstep) that he made using Adlib Tracker II, an MS-DOS program that "sequences the Yamaha OPL3 chip." The wild shit is his tracks are pretty dope. They're not crushing speakers, but the basslines he pulls off using this program are pretty damn otherworldly.

The video up above is "Aquarius," which is taken from his YMF262 release (which you can purchase digitally or on a fucking floppy diskette). He has a lot of material out on Bandcamp and via his SoundCloud page:

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