Making music with Hypercard
This post combines two things we love: inventive geeks and vintage Macs. Peter Jungers and Josh Burker worked together to write several HyperCard stacks to compose their music, which you can listen to here. That's a trio of 68K Macs you're listening to (though it reminds me of a scene from Suspiria).
On their site you can listen to all of the music, watch a video of the Macs in action and download their HyperCard stacks for use in your own weekend projects. Well done, Peter and Josh!
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This post combines two things we love: inventive geeks and vintage Macs. Peter Jungers and Josh Burker worked together to write several...
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Diddle
Ahhh Hypercard... I believe that was the 2nd programming language I learned. What a throwback! :)
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Josh
We killed it! I've exceeded my bandwidth on my .Mac account. I'm trying to come up with alternative hosting....
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