-------------------------------------------------------------------- www.dramacore.com release #040 ==================================================================== sega death - 16 bits from hell ==================================================================== = 01- street fighting the machine -1.08 = 02- antagonising the devil -0.32 = 03- paperboy delivers us acid -0.38 = 04- life in a bedroom -0.51 = 05- exploding mummy organs -1.09 = 06- cheat codes and blunt smoke -0.36 = 07- ironic dance music -0.37 = 08- screen garble -0.29 = 09- alien radar -0.41 = 10- bongo punks -1.04 = 11- ufo incomming -1.08 = 12- we just sat there -0.52 = 13- ghoul sounds -2.44 = 14- kill me five times -1.04 = 15- 99 cartridges later -1.19 = 16- hip hop sega jazz -1.00 ==================================================================== 2008 ==================================================================== encoded at'/ 192kbps.mp3 .'// album length'/ 15.52 mins long ////. -------------------------------------------------------------------- brought to you by the founders of sickmode.org and dramacore.com how it was made video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsHGet3HpWk sega death is a 2 member experimental sega genesis project. the members of this band are ian (dramacore) and lucas (sickmode). sega death started in 2008, in chicago illinois usa. how its done: nothing in this album was sequenced, no outboard effects were used. EVERYTHING is from the sega genesis audio out, recorded directly into a computer. some bits of silence and excess noise were cut out. using a sega genesis, if the cartridge is pulled out while the game is playing and music is audible you will hear a tone. this tone can be looping, a portion of a song looping, or even a tone that seems to fade out to near silence. next, you must find a cartridge that works with the one you pulled. this is done purely by testing and seeing if they match. once the cartridge that works is inserted you will notice a drastic change in sound. anything from noise, to drum patterns, to full songs. these songs may contain elements from either cartridge or both. or they might sound completely new and distorted. we have experienced everything from volume increases, to distortions, to voice samples, piano sounds, horn sounds, ambient sounds, classic video game sounds. but nothing sounds like it did on the original cartridge. upon inserting the same game as you pull out, sometimes the original song will continue to play as it would. sometimes the original song will be altered and you gain extra polyphony! problems encountered: games boot up fine and play as they should after about 10 hours of doing this, so thats not really a concern of mine any longer. i've damaged nothing. except for the cartridge that was broken open to attempt putting it into the machine backwards. console just shut off. while pulling out the game, sometimes it may turn off the system. just retry. while finding a game, its important to find a good starter cartridge. this is something that works very well with random games at producing some form of noises. no luck using a game genie, game restarts when pulled. have fun!