kewliomungus.
gre4t t3wnz.
But srsly, 8Bit games could not sound like this.
This is due to the fact only one sound instance could be used at once, and here multiple are.
The way to prove this is play super mario bros 3, every time you hit an enemy and the sound plays, the music stops.
Otherwise great, but the 8bit genre itself is a LIE.
This is old news, my friend. I know that my 8-bits go against the "chiptune rule" that you mention here, but if you pay close attention, most 8-bit artists do not break it, so before you criticize the genre as a whole, do your research.
The reason I don't follow the rule is because I like to see what the 8-bit synths could have done had they not been limited.
Excellent.
Lacks a bit of "oomph" compared to two, but two had it's own problems, this piece stands tall in it's own right.
What software do you use to make 8-bit music? Hopefully free, but eh :|
I use FL Studio 9 with a VST plugin called magical8bitplugin. Works well. ^^
Welcome to 21
Been 21 for a couple of months and I gotta say... it's gotten progressively more fun. Kind of like this little theme you've been toying with. I will admit that I'm still a sucker for the original but this version has a very different, more complex, driving edge that's growing on me. It's not so much a 3 as it's a re-mix or a version three. Still, Impressive. Love how things come together at 1:38. Great breakdown section. Oh, happy birthday my 8-bit inspiration!
Alright! I was hoping I'd see you here. Still have you to thank for 8-bit Jungle and cave, after all. ^^
Might be submitting another in not too long, as someone requested that I make one for their flash game, but he has yet to get back to me about its preview, so I have yet to finish it.
It sounds like a mix of Megaman & Final Fantasy...
Plus anything else. I am liking the style. Really gets you into the mood.