[Mark] had seen a few examples of algorithmic music generation that takes some simple code and produces complex-sounding results. Apparently it’s possible to pipe the output of code like this ...

and how it spawned the chiptune genre of music. The post might not be as technical as we’d do here at Hackaday, but it does have oscilloscope videos (see below) and a good discussion of what it ...

Music like the “game over” chiptune of doom as Mario tumbles to his demise – or the more benign (but nonetheless terminal) musical descent that marks yet another failed battle in The Legend ...

Parts of the original soundtrack are sampled throughout the song, but everything blends so well together that I can already sense myself leaving it on repeat, alongside the animated music video ...