Beeps and Boops

Video game music is the soundtrack of a generation, yet it started as simple square waves on a tiny silicon chip. Music journalist Daniel Keys explores the sonic revolution in "e;Beeps and Boops."e; Keys traces the evolution from the limitations of the NES sound chip, where composers like Koji Kondo (Mario, Zelda) had to create masterpieces with only three channels, to the full orchestral scores o...