/r/chiptunes
A community dedicated to music that gets the most out of the least. Music in the style of old games, eg, C64, Atari, NES, Gameboy, Sega Genesis, Adlib, OPM, MOD, etc.
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Submit anything chiptune related! Submit links to videos, songs, XM files, IT files, artist pages, whatever you want! Really, submit anything! But try not to lie about it :/
A few rules
Please refrain from mindless blog spam.
Self-promotion is okay. Just don't spam the sub with a ton of links a day.
Follow reddiquette. For example, don't downvote a track just because you don't like it. If you don't like it, just don't upvote it. Simple.
Tags
Add these tags, brackets included, to your post title when appropriate.
[SHOW] If you are posting about an upcoming chip show or event.
[TUTORIAL] If you are posting a tutorial/tip/trick
[CC] If you want constructive criticism on your track.
[JOB] If you are requesting music for your game, podcast, website etc.
[LSDJ] For music made on LSDJ.
[NANOLOOP] For music made with Nanoloop
[NES] For any music made featuring/replicating the sounds of the NES (Famitracker, MIDINES, etc.)
[FM] For music featuring FM synthesis (Like Sega Genesis, for instance)
[DEMOSCENE] Cracktros, MODs, etc.
[C64] The music of the Commodore.
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.....but I can't write a top line to save my life!
What to do? I can write basslines, chords, tiny licks, drum patterns. But leads? I just can't.
What to do?
Captured from my breadbin.
Weirdo punk rock with LSDJ from Los Angeles. Members of Playing Tourist Forever, Little Combat, Coolside. FFO: rock and roll, live chiptune music.
Tuesday, October 22 - Monday, October 28, 2024
###Top Music
###Top Remaining Posts
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33 | 10 comments | [RESOURCE] I re-created both GenMDM and GENajam as custom circuit boards! (more info in comments) |
4 | 21 comments | [DISCUSSION] DMG-01 vs NES for snappy or aggressive kick and snare? |
4 | 3 comments | [DISCUSSION] MrKathooloo's Chiptune Contest #37: Submit Here! |
3 | 1 comments | [MUSIC] Solstice - Title Screen Theme Remix |
3 | 2 comments | [MUSIC] Battle Squadron - Calavera & DJ Cutman |
How do you perform chiptune music live?
Specifically, I'm interested in finding a synth player for our band and having them play midi keys through a gameboy using mGB for the tones.
Is this a viable setup? What things could be done to make it really feel like we have a gameboy accompaniment? What would you do differently?
Hi, so I've understood and learned just about all of Goattracker's interface, aside from the order list. I get how inserting new patterns works per channel, aside from the numeral ordering. The starting channels have 00, how would I make each channel have a sequential pattern that follows, so that they don't repeat. I don't care about reusing patterns in individual channels. Would that be, for instance, channel 1 going from "00, 01, 02", and so on horizontal, or does each channel follow on from the last number, like this:
"ch1 00
ch2 01
ch3 02"
Again, the point is not to repeat or reuse any patterns. Help would be appreciated, I'm blind, so help files and online guides haven't helped clear this up.
if you enjoy it please like and comment cuz it helps my channel get pushed by the algorithm
I made another monster world/wonder boy medley in Furnace tracker for sega mega drive sound chips. My goal was to blend the different style of "action-packed" songs from different systems in the series into a coherent sound, trying to make them sound a little more close to the monster lair game for sega mega drive. I hope you enjoy it!
Monster World Action Medley by Emilie (YM2612 + Sega PSG) Halloween 2024 Special Edition https://youtu.be/TC_2iFzuAFU
My first FDS tune in a bit, hope you all enjoy!!
In a live setting, which of these two systems do you think would generate punchier hits? I’m beginning to arrange some tracks to then transcribe them into either LSDJ or Famitracker and I wanted to see if you guys had any input. Thanks!
I'm looking for a tool that can convert any audio file into a dcpm format. the best example i can provide is this: https://youtu.be/V5YkTgnlFko?si=nZgwamG1-ZlrGAFT
if anyone can let me know of a tool that can do that sort of thing, let me know.
Also, im pretty sure fami studio and fami tracker can convert to dcpm, but its only limited to 2 second samples.
I did find this: https://pineight.com/nes/#18 and https://github.com/Trirosmos/DawPCM
but im not smart enough to compile them
and i also found this: https://github.com/Trirosmos/DawPCM
and got it to work with a flash player, but it dosent seem to work with wav files (witch im pretty sure is the file type it wants lol). plus its in japanease so i have no clue what it says (i only knew it as the wrong teletype, as the error popup was the only text i could copy and paste into google translate)
Greetings, ladies and gentlemen! With absolutely zero delays whatsoever, it is time for another epic chiptune contest. This month's theme is...
If you haven't seen, I've lately been hosting monthly chiptune contests on this subreddit, each with a theme. Each month, there are two weeks to submit. As such, submission time starts today, October 23rd, and ends in two weeks, on November 6th. Halfway through, there will be a reminder post to remind those who are already submitting and hopefully draw in some more voters. Your submission must be chiptune, but the definition of this is very lenient: true chiptune, fakebit, fusion, and more are all welcome! Feel free to take the theme however you want to - it's honestly up to you to create the tune that feels the most fitting to you.
Submit here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYKX_bQt8r9GhzX63B3hFBawm-CjJSJyGJeAvDNvgJOIzm8w/viewform?usp=sf_link
Also, as this is the 37th month, we have now been doing chiptune contests for 3 years! Pretty baller if you ask me. I have something special planned for next month in celebration...
And other than that, there's not much to say! Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions whatsoever. In the meantime, check out some of these goodies:
Thanks so much to kevin81 for making this NEW awesome table of all the past contests!