Nanoloop has been providing ways for music and gaming enthusiasts to create tunes with a Game Boy for years now. The company is back with a new card for the original Game Boy handheld: the Nanoloop ...

Nanoloop has been a cornerstone of chiptune music for years, but using one has meant either owning a Game Boy or making do with a mobile app. You won't have to make those compromises for much longer.

Time to dig out that old handheld console from the loft When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The video above, from YouTube user James ...

Chiptune artists have been using gameboys and other retro gaming hardware to create some rad-sounding tunes for a long time now, but it’s never been quite as easy as this. Using Nanoloop’s new Mono ...

It is not news the Game Boy is the weapon of choice for many chiptune artists, nor that nanoloop is one of the most recognized names for software that makes the Game Boy "sing" to your desires. But ...

For many, Nintendo’s original Game Boy is the ultimate chiptune production tool. One of the best tools for exploring its music-making potential has always been Oliver Wittchow’s Nanoloop - which has ...

Nanoloop has created a new gadget that transforms your old Game Boy into an analog mono synth. Nanoloop - "a minimalistic electronic music program for handheld platforms" - makes sequencers and synths ...

Developer Oliver Wittchow has created a new handheld sequencer and synthesiser in the form of the aptly named Nanoloop which is this month launched by Kickstarter and already raised its required ...

For a whole generation of computer game addicts, Nintendo’s Game Boy presses the brain’s nostalgia button like no other device. Its eight-bit chiptune sound has been burned into their brains and has ...

There are several dozen tracks thus far in the “sound diary” credited on SoundCloud to Corruption, who gives as a residence Funabashi, Japan. Many are noisy escapades, tagged simply as “sound diary,” ...