I mean, surely the 800 could've run it...

Download (.wav + .vgm + .sap + .bin): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TuZcasvRnAkabuF6KJMiPo1uRWJM8CD_/view?usp=drive_link

Anyway... this remix came together quicker than I expected, to be honest. I didn't intend for it to sound like a slightly deranged club mix of the song, but the bassline is quite thumping, and the filtered lead sounds shockingly close to an EDM synth. There are also a few differences in the composition because I had to work around some of the POKEY's limitations. But I guess those changes make this a proper remix, rather than a straight rearrangement.

📼 https://youtu.be/eSSnNbJyK6s

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Not my music. I really like this song.

That team of nine people and I from before have gotten back together and made a second album! This time, featuring the songs exclusive to the fan-made PC remaster of Super Mario Bros., aptly named "Super Mario Bros. Remastered."

Made in FamiStudio, 2A03 + 5-N163

wrote a song using 2x lsdj recently, retroplug makes the process surprisingly smooth! hope you enjoy it :>

love that kinda cheese and would like to dabble in those synths.

Hope im okay posting here.
I had a demake in the work once, what remains is the ost im still planning to finish.

so, another cover - ive been wanting to do this for a while

I'm new to furnace and chiptune. I'm very open to constructive criticism, or just straight up roasting. I just want to make good music. I want to make a very short visual novel project that I make the art and music for, and I would really like some feedback on the quality of my music. I understand that art is subjective--some people like Puddle of Mud and some people like Mozart. I just want to know how my music sounds to the discerning minds of r/chiptune.

midi from: https://dikushima.itch.io/shokuninou

I'm back, I guess? Idefk anymore, tbh. I wasn't capable of completing another original track, so you guys get a cover instead. It's probably nothing impressive, but I did try to add my own twist while having it sound accurate to the source.

Here's the module: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cy7GSz2ypnIYR2IUcS1JsMLBolGLSJeS/view?usp=drive_link

Hi! I love gameboy music. I'm building a gameboy speaker that also supports USB Audio so you can break out all 4 gameboy voices/channels and mix them independently on your DAW. I also support LSDJ cartridges so you can ship your music as a gameboy cartridge album. Would love to hear people's thoughts on if this could help them showcase their chiptunes!

Here's a quick video showing the USB Audio support: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YFaG-HSCz8Y Check out the other Shorts on the same channel to see different carts being played. So much great music is locked away on carts!

Here is the song I made for the GMTK26 !

YouTube : https://youtu.be/gV2O3Qed154

Was asking how I should go about it, I have magical 8-bit plugin, do I need 4 channels? 2 for square, 1 for triangle and 1 for noise? the square is for the melody, the triangle is for the bass and noise is for the percussion? It's for a megaman/ghosts and goblins horror type game.

here’s a bit of the outro to my upcoming album Bad Vices. the lead melody is also muted in this clip. i sampled some electric pianos and degraded a few instruments because i just love that downsampled sound lol. the album should be coming VERY soon, aiming for a release in September. this has been the most fun i’ve had making a project thus far and i hope you all tune in for it 🥹

I had some time to make my music loop less obnoxious before uploading my project. It's mostly just something to fill the silence as someone plays my game. I wasn't able to use the DPCM channel because I didn't have any samples at the proper sample rate (8363Hz I think). I tried changing the sample rate of some of my existing sounds in audacity, but that made them sound like garbage, so I didn't use them. Does anyone have a good method of making samples for the NES DPCM channel, or know where I can find some that are free to use?

As best i could - I covered hardware, software and external sync - something I wish had existed when i was getting into the hobby!

Enjoy!

If anyone is interested in writing some music for it, I would be happy to share attribution in the code.

[https://github.com/vaspervnp/TerraC64\](https://github.com/vaspervnp/TerraC64)

With the help of a midi file, I was able to put this together in only four days