8-Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

by Franky Branckaute
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Argentinean DJ Zantho (Santiago Luini) has discovered what is probably the most amazing use of Ableton Live, the well-know and popular sound editing suite.

In true FG fashion, DJ Zantho took true childhood heroes and converted them with Ableton to amazing ’8-Bit artwork’. Among the awesome works: Donkey Kong, Mario, Darth Vader, Mega Man, Zero and many more.

DK by Zantho by djzantho 550x343 8 Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

It may be really hard to believe but this appears to be really done in sound editing software. Mac boys, run to GarageBand and now make something similar, while respecting the Apple UI Guidelines!

Pixel Art with Ableton Live by djzantho 550x344 8 Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

Darth Vader by Zantho by djzantho 550x274 8 Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

Megaman 2 by djzantho 550x343 8 Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

Yoshi by Zantho by djzantho 550x343 8 Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

More images at DJ Zanthos’ Deviant.


 

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Franky has been member of Splashpress Media since before the creation of Splashpress. Today he is not only writer, editor, muppet on duty but also CEO of Splashpress Media. In his free time he loves to write for this site, sadly finding available time is a much more difficult task.

One Response to 8-Bit Pixel Art with Music Producing Software Ableton

  1. Lia says:
    May 11, 2010 at 2:21 PM

    Haha, this is awesome!

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