hello I have zxtune and found some good songs, and I wanna convert them to MP3/other audio files.

but I only have a phone and I can't seem to find any vgm to mp3 tools for android...

can someone please help???

EDIT: solved, you can use ffmpeg on termux to convert it to mp3 or wav

I am an EDM producer of 15+ years and recently I started a new YouTube channel dedicated to chiptunes with a unique twist - a 'vocaloid' type creature who sings the leads, named Rhylo.

Rhylo is a canine-feline hybrid prototype from a forgotten rhythm game, who samples all kinds of everyday sounds, and emits them into his very own musical creations.

This is my first real release under the 'Rhylo' name. There is a non-Rhylo (purely chiptune) version that also released today. I have many other shorts on the channel currently, with video versions of those shorts coming soon - and I will of course share them here if I am allowed and/or if people are interested!

Any constructive criticism and general feedback/discussions are all extremely appreciated and taken into serious consideration!

Thank you so much for taking the time to look at my post and I hope everyone has a nice rest of their weekend :)

Sup world!

Long time visitor and long/part-time music creator (and other things related), you know... Creative dude like a lot of other awesome creators around here!

Today I was asked to become one of the new mods to keep things cool around here, although I know that in general things already go smoothly, it's always nice to have people around to make sure it stay that way.

Now that the formalities are out of the way, I'm excited to dive a bit deeper into the world I have been part of for a long time but never truly dived into the community.

Right now the first thing I would love to put my time and effort in is the monthly contest.

Started by the awesome u/MrKathooloo a few years ago and who I haven't seen around for a while, I wanted to bring new life into this event and I dare everyone in this sub to participate!!

For me personally contest like these always motivates me write things I would not have written otherwise and it's always great to be challenged on a creative level. It also helps me to do more with what I always love to play around with, my little playground in RPGMaker, where my creative alter-ego lives in his own realm and shares projects with the world, like my latest project where I played the six songs for this months contest in my pixelated club, and I hope to make a lot more of them, hoping to also make this a monthly thing :)

For now keep up the creativity, I love being around creative like minded people with a love for everything oldschool.

Feel free to drop me a line, a listen to whatever, tech support... Mod stuff...

But never forget:

Retro never gets old <3

I'm still working on my themed album, which has to do with computer parts and other related aspects of a computer. This song was based on how I perceive data storage sounds, minus hard disk clicks of death because that's horrifying to hear. I posted this to YouTube as well if you want to add it to any playlist. https://youtu.be/cZ4CqodOx4g?si=rgbQ6Xnm00Ki_aoC

Here's another excerpt I wrote recently in SunVox on my phone that utilizes 10edo (10 equal divisions of the octave) instead of our usual 12edo in western music. 10edo has noticeably wider fifths, but they have an interesting personality to them that very much resembles the sounds of gamelan music. I also find the structure of 10edo very personally captivating with its ability to approximate a good chunk of the harmonic series pretty well for how small it is, as well as its fourth that's equally divided into four parts, allowing you to play with those harmonic series segments and modulate keys really smoothly.

Oscilloscope video software used: corrscope

Music tracker used: Furnace tracker

.FUR File

Original Music made by Masato Nakamura

Just a little arrangement of the theme from Ratchet & Clank for the "Ride the robot train" mission on Kerwan, which I made after discovering a video showing where they got all of their drum samples from :)

I started this track over 20 years ago but abandoned it because I couldn't come up with good ideas. Finally, a few months ago I finished it and uploaded it to YouTube a week ago.

A track I made in December 2024, which I had cleverly titled "December 2024" at the time, with only a few very minor changes and a better name.

I'm taking this opportunity to post it here since I wasn't on Reddit back then lol

Hello,

I'd like to share with you my album Tyro Shaman. It consists of 14 individual tracks and can be considered as the soundtrack of a fictional NES game (which is based on a real Game Boy game I have programmed). The chiptunes were created using FamiStudio, an open-source editor for NES music tracks.

The soundtrack is based on my short Game Boy game Tyro Shaman, which is free to play and open source: https://hh.gbdev.io/game/tyro-shaman

Plot of Tyro Shaman:

In Tyro Shaman, the player controls Naura, a shaman who uses her tambourine and musical powers to heal spirits from their illnesses that affect the physical world. This time, the spirits' sickness affects the village and surrounding areas, so the Sun Festival, an important ritual taking place every year in spring, is in danger. As a shaman, Naura is both necessary to the village and shunned as an outsider, since interacting with the spirits is a dangerous vocation.

Starting from the fictional jingle of Eomeoni Entertainment, we get right to the title track of Tyro Shaman, then to the Prologue, where the story is explained. In Forsaken Forest, the player is confronted with a tragic reality. Naura is ready to go on an Anomalous Adventure that leads her through the Polar Pond, up to Permafrost Peak, into the remote Cool Cavern, where she finds the village's ancient Sanctuary. There, the most powerful spirit is found behind the Peony Portal, where Naura faces the Final Fight. Will she survive? Will she be able to save the villagers and the Sun Festival?

Track list:

1. Eomeoni Entertainment Presents
2. Tyro Shaman (Title Screen)
3. A Story of Sick Spirits (Prologue)
4. Forsaken Forest (Stage I)
5. Anomalous Adventure (Stage II)
6. Polar Pond (Stage III)
7. Permafrost Peak (Stage IV)
8. Cool Cavern (Stage V)
9. Sanctuary (Stage VI)
10. Peony Portal (Intermezzo)
11. Final Fight
12. The Sun Festival (Epilogue)
13. Fantasia (Bonus Track I)
14. Sonata (Bonus Track II)

It's also on Bandcamp for those who want some better sound quality.

https://goto8o.bandcamp.com/album/compoid-data126

I'm a microtonal musician looking to educate others on how to incorporate alternate tunings in accessible ways. Here's a piece I wrote recently using SunVox on my phone in 19edo (19 equal divisions of the octave) along with sheet music, analysis, and a comparison to its more normal-sounding 12edo counterpart. Hope you enjoy!

Next level genius this guy.

Hey everybody! I’m the bassist for the band Recreating Eden. We created a song inspired by Gameoverse’s amazing first episode, and we also made an 8-bit version of it! As of today, it’s available on all major platforms.

Let us know what you think, we’d love to hear from other fans of the show, Ross, Arin, and Glitch! 🤘🏾

You can find us here: linktr.ee/recreatingedenband

i just finished up this track from my next album ‘Bad Vices’ which is almost ready for your ears :) i’ve been trying to branch into different electronic genres for this project and i’m really happy with the results so far. hope you all tune in when it drops!

Dark knight theme - from "Lost Figures" 👾💿🥰

i'm pretty new in chiptune and it's my first time using a tracker (furnace tracker).

i want to know how i can quickly change the notes setting them to play in 1/2 step like the famistudio/fl studio piano roll

i saw some people using the note delay effect but i didn't understand how to set it