My music is not exactly chiptune. It's more like fakebit mixed with other genres. Basically I make whatever I am inspired to make in the moment.
I do however plan to use real hardware in order to create sounds but my music will always be more experimental than chiptune because that's really the only kind of music that is as good as or better than chiptune in my opinion. I might actually learn how to use trackers at some point if I have enough free time and I'll make some pure chip albums. If not, I'll probably make some hardware only albums at some point but in a DAW.
To answer the question, no, I don't think I'll ever stop using chiptune sounds or chiptune-like sounds in my music. I think that experimental electronic music is the best music there is since you have so many possibilities in terms of creating sounds and I've always been fascinated about sounds. I'm also very open to new genres of music so it is unlikely that I will favor one or a few genres over all of the other ones. I think that's a narrow minded thing to do. It's more likely that I will include more genres of music in my work and never really remove already existing ones.
