Chiptune musician @atarimae_400 learned that the jingles played at some Japanese railway stations sound similar to the tones generated by a certain model of pocket calculator. So @atarimae_400 performed some of the melodies on his own adding machines.
As Kraftwerk sang, "I'm the operator with my pocket calculator." Read the rest
Have you stockpiled enough toilet paper to last you through a lock-down? This calculator will help you determine that. Read the rest
Genius! You're gonna want to unmute, and turn your sound up. Read the rest
HoustonTracker2 is free software that turns your still-overpriced Texas Instruments graphing calculator into a synth. Demo above. Now, you will not only be the nerdiest kid in algebra class, but the coolest as well.
HoustonTracker 2 is a music editor/sequencer for Texas Instruments graphing calculators. It outputs 1-bit sound through the calculator link port. HT2 features 4 voice polyphony, tons of effects, and a simple, tracker-style interface.
"Before a finger leaves a key, the next key is already being pressed. She is making 9 keystrokes per second."
(From the Japanese TV series Begin Japanology)
