Star Wars Theme Played By 1990’s Computer Parts!

Ever wonder what the Star Wars theme song sounds like to R2-D2? No of course not but this is probably what it sounds like!

The Computer Hardware Orchestra is at it again but this time with the Imperial March, theme song from Star Wars! Is this how R2-D2 would have heard it?

This incredible computer consists of 64 floppy drives, 8 8-channel controllers with envelope simulation, 8 hard disks, 2 4-channel controllers, 2 scanners, 2 controllers, and a main hub. All this hardware has come together to make an music playing masterpiece! Check it out!

Source: Silent

The floppy drives are back with multiplied force.

Cover of Imperial March by computer hardware orchestra.

Which song would you like to hear next?

Check out the official homepage of Silent for more information and other content! You can also comment on YouTube about what song you would like to hear next!

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About the Author: Zeb Barrett

I am a huge gamer from miniature war gaming, to board games, to video games. When I'm not hanging out with my son, I try to spend all of my free time gaming in some sort of way and broadcasting on Twitch with my wife. I also like to do some video editing and throw up videos on our YouTube. Come check us out live! Twitch.tv/ChaoticCouplesGaming YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmffaTgT__t0Uu2WFkfQjsA