8位元交響詩：鬼才工程師用Commodore 64，重現拉威爾曠世名曲《波麗露》
藝術家林努斯・艾克森使用自製的Commodore 64樂器，如C64特雷門琴，演奏拉威爾的《波麗露》。這項動用52軌混音器、耗時9小時42分鐘的8位元音樂計畫，展現了復古科技的全新可能。
藝術家暨工程師`林努斯・艾克森`（`Linus Akesson`）以其巧奪天工的自製8位元樂器，完成了一項驚人創舉：重新演繹古典音樂名作`莫里斯・拉威爾`的《波麗露》。他更自問，這是否為「世上最宏大的晶片音樂（Chiptune）？」，引發熱議。
一人樂團的驚人規模
根據科技媒體Boing Boing的報導，`艾克森`為此專案打造了一支獨一無二的「Commodorchestra」（`Commodore`管弦樂團）。其中包括他親手製作的「Commodordian」手風琴，以及一台由經典電腦`Commodore 64`改裝的特雷門琴。整個演出動用了`9種`不同樂器、`1個`自動演奏人偶，以及多達`52軌`的混音器通道，規模之大，令人咋舌。
耗時`9小時42分鐘`，但「絕無悔恨」
這項看似異想天開的計畫，背後是巨大的心血投入。`艾克森`本人透露，相關的影像素材總長度高達`9小時42分鐘`，拍攝過程中甚至更換了`13條`領結和領帶。儘管過程艱鉅，他堅定地表示「絕無悔恨」（0 regrets），展現了對創作的極致熱情與執著。
此專案不僅是技術展示，更是「極客美學」與古典藝術的完美融合。它證明了舊時代的科技並非只能塵封於博物館，而是能成為新時代藝術創作的基石，將次文化推向主流，挑戰傳統藝術的邊界。
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