18 Forum Posts by "Into-Hysteria"
I still think using real gameboy samples or a tracker is the best way. 0_o
At 5/2/07 09:38 PM, Ziffo wrote: It costs money, bohooo! :'(
It's free and it is ok for public use.
http://www.tweakbench.com/ <- get it there, and get toad as well. Toad is good for percussion.
I posted a topic like this a few weeks ago. I am making fake chiptunes now.
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/view.php?id=1 690968&sub=80629
My remix of Ice Cap from Sonic 3.
Lol, I find it funny you can use a forum, but not .zip files. No offense or anything meant though.
At 4/22/07 09:56 AM, DaGrahamCraka wrote: FL is a good program to use no matter what skilll level. i would suggest using it not just to start off with. It is good for beginners though because of the user friendly interface. but fl is really powerful program that you can do just as much with as reason or cubase or anything else, if not more.
I always found this to be true.
This is a pretty stuck up post.
Good luck.
At 11/12/06 03:12 PM, Khuskan wrote: Why have I never heard of it, and why does it sound more like a toy than FruityLoops does?
Sorta QFT.
I know you said it 2 years ago, but dude... queer means "weird". Atleast, that's my definition of it. That's why I thought it was offensive when they made that show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. That apart from the show being offensive all together.
I'm American, liberal, and I think homosexuality is 100% fine. Rare find, yes.
The atomic bump continues.
At 4/18/07 04:40 PM, Khuskan wrote:At 4/17/07 04:44 PM, mhb wrote: the gameboy and the nes used straight up midi and the sound was 4-bit 'cause the other 4-bits were used for the video. just use regular midi sounds and make 'em 4-bit. there ya go. perfect old-school nes sound.That was the most wrong statement I have ever heard ever.
Yeah, I wasn't going to follow that advice at all. I have no clue why people think NES music is midi.
Alright, I am double posting just to say that I found the perfect VST plugin called Peach. It's at http://www.tweakbench.com/ , if anyone ever needs something like this. Sorry to have wasted anyone's time. :D
At 4/16/07 08:27 PM, B0UNC3 wrote: Doesn't a gameboy use simple noise,pulse and square sounds?
I think the thing ur actually looking for are downgraded pulse/square sounds
Thats what i recall my GB color sounding like anyway
Yeah... That's sorta what I'm aiming for. I'm searching for some VSTs right now.
I am trying to make some chip/bit music in FLstudio. So far, I have made 6 songs, but I am not 100% convinced I made it actually sound like a Gameboy/NES. Any suggestions? All I've got are slightly modified 3x osc synths, and it only works decently. All I think I need are some better skills in FLstudio instrument editing. Thought maybe some of you could help me out.
This tutorial helps. I wanted to learn beat slicer and this is a perfect example.
Basically... Slayer is a joke.
Sytus + making your own synths w/ 3x osc = your best friend.
That's all I do. Only issue I have is finding better drums that are free for public use (just don't like messing with private use stuff).
LOTS of chords and scales. That's about it.
I suck, but I wanna join for some fun. I like melodic stuff... and Finland.
I use FL Studio, which is one of the most basic programs. It's probably the best to start with.
