Don't Stop Believin' (Retro)

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Don't Stop Believin' (Retro)

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A snippet of Don't Stop Believing, recreated by me, no MIDI whatsoever, and best of all, it's chiptune/8bit/whatever style :D

Tech used: FL9, TB_Toad and TB_Peach. I cut out some highs to make it sound more old school :P

Enjoi

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XwaynecoltX

2018-04-16 05:58:47

Nice loop

So it being a loop is notbad I like the sound for the shortness of it all but for this I think you should really extend it and make it much longer you have the sound quality to turn this into a song so try some things and stretch it out more

~~THINGS TO IMPROVE ON~~
Stretch this out make it longer

~X~

Cyberdevil

2013-01-22 07:34:28

Nice. I don't know if a sound can be called pixelish, but that's what this feels like to me. Seems like a perfect tune for a game like Cave Story, or any fantasy/adventure/platform sprite game. I'm probably just coupling music I've heard similar to this with those types of games, but it sounds great! Nice rythem and then some extra nostalgia.

-cd-

txter

2011-03-10 23:42:45

The author's right

If a song has been remade with a 8-bit Chiptune it can be called vidogames music listen to this and think of a melancholy scene from an old video game and think how much the two fit together

Prodigal responds:

Thanks for clearing that out :D

Also, thanks for the review!

Bigbrother2

2011-03-07 00:08:55

Wrong place

As much as I like this...this is in the wrong area for music. This is not video game music.

Prodigal responds:

Uhh, If you knew anything about music genres you would classify this as a chiptune, which is vaguely known as video game music because of the oldschool 8-bit feel to it.

Thanks for the review anyways xD

nintendo365

2011-03-06 23:54:28

lmao

Soooo awesome a full on blast!

Prodigal responds:

Thanks! xD