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dubCRT review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1cWXamGZmM
A review of the dubCRT cartridge and Remute's Sega Mega Drive cartridge, made by Techmoan. Our cartridge doesn't sound quite right in the video since it's played on an old SID-chip, but who am I to judge?
I wrote a post about cartridge music a few years ago, if you want to know more...
DUBCRT has been cracked!
In 2016 we released DUBCRT - a C64-cartridge with interactive audio and PETSCII-visuals, as well as a Bandcamp-release with remixes. The cartridge had some hidden features, among them a remix-mode where all the songs could be severely decomposed.
Yesterday, it was cracked by the notorious C64-group Triad so now it's free for download. Not only is it free, but there is documentation and a +3 trainer that gives you instant access to the remix mode, as well as cheats in the sort-of-hidden game. And of course, a crack intro.
Das ist alles gut! That's exactly what we were thinking when we gave the DUBCRT to them. It means that DUBCRT has been transformed into something else.
From object to software. The original DUBCRT software-on-hardware is a pretty unique object that we spent quite some time to research and design.
From commercial to free. DUBCRT is still for sale (a new batch was just made) but Triad has now set it free.
From art to crack. This is no longer an art work that we made, but a crack that Triad made. They were the ones to set it free and "improve" it so on CSDb the praxis is to give all the credits to the crackers.
This means that DUBCRT has been lifted out of some kind of music/art world, into the scene! I've always been intrigued by the border between scene and non-scene, and played around with it before. In fact, I've spent quite some time on researching CSDb for an academic article that should be published in a journal later this year. How does CSDb work as a collective memory machine? But I'll get back to you on that.
Now enjoy free data and kick out the jamz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUe0_FTSz30
dubCRT – Second Edition
The second edition of dubCRT, produced by Shareware Plus with a new package design, is available now. This is a C-64 cartridge with songs and reactive PETSCII-visuals that can be tweaked, remixed, and destroyed. There's also 11 fresh remixes! From the Facebook-post:
The first batch of 25 dubCRT's are now ready to order!
Simply send £65 GBP to sales[at]sharewareplus[dot]com making sure you include your full name & address. For tracking please add £5 GBP.
We expect the first batch to sell out quickly over the weekend and a second batch will be available in two weeks.
DUBCRT feature
There's a long feature on DUBCRT in RESET Magazine #9.5, that you can pdf-read here. Tim from DataDoor talks about the background and inspirations to the project and me, 4mat and iLKke say a few things as well.
As mentioned in the interview, a new batch will be made soon so stay sharp if you don't want to miss it! Uh, meaning: stay tuned at Shareware PLUS.
dubCRT on Groupees
Now you can get DUBCRT and a bunch of C64-games for as little as 2 moneys! RETURN Magazine has bundled 7 games together with (the audio-portion of) DUBCRT.
Get it here (throughout November).
Looking for the actual cartridge? Shareware Plus are making new ones that will be available in the phuture.