/r/retrogamemusic
Retro Video Game music from the 8-bit era, the 16-bit era, the 32-bit era, the Atari era, and more!
This is a subreddit for all those games you played in your youth which had soundtracks worthy of sitting and doing nothing but listening for half an hour! The beauty of the SID chip, the glorious 3 channel Spectrum tones, the Amiga, the ST, Genesis and SNES just to name a few. If you still love that song post it here for others to enjoy!
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/r/retrogamemusic
I wrote a song in Italo-disco style. It's awesome and dancefloor-tested! Now I want to release it and make a music video with a vibe like Sega/Nintendo 16-bit games (kind of a tribute to the 1971 movie Duel). Where should I start? Where can I find creators who make these kinds of videos and like-minded people? I’m totally new to this.
Shareable Link (HEEYAH!) to my medley
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cKcdnUNFbzAMxe7xFNMTqywyD3LfqBud/view?usp=drivesdk
I've always hated the music for the boss rush at the end of MMII since it constantly switches between the typical boss theme and wily stage 3-5 music. I decided to layer each boss's stage theme on top of the typcial boss music which would change depending on which boss you were fighting (with Wily stage 1 playing in the hub area). Thought it turned out pretty sick!
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for the (semi recent?) addition of the soundtrack to D&D:WotES! (Dungeons and Dragons: Warriors of the Eternal Sun. A Genesis must own!)
Anyway, your shit slaps! I was extremely pleased to hear a fresh take on the entire song library that gave it it's proper justice!
Where is the 5/10 minute version of each song? Please!?!? That loop needs to happen my dudes.
Thanks for reading, be excellent to eachother!