made w/ buzz tracker and samples from gameboy camera:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6xS_5 … sp=sharing

made with fast tracker (I think..): 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6xS_5 … sp=sharing

PaK-Zer0 wrote:

My first chiptune track was made with piggy tracker and gp2x, circa 2008 when I first discovered the whole chipscene and the piggy tracker.

The first recording of this track was on my live set for Toy Company 6, I left my embarrasing intro speech for the lulz because it was my first time fronting the stage in english and I couln't do it worse xD

https://soundcloud.com/pakzer0/pak-zer0 … 6-27-03-10

Haha! That was really awesome. I want to do a live show someday.

Thanks dude! Just go out there and do it. You'll never find a perfect scenario for a chipmusic live show, but you got to put a little bit of slyness to get you to play in a regular electronic show or something like that. Don't aim to the typical venues and find places where no-one else would go to play. Even busking in the streets is a nice move to make your first live. There's tons of threads talking about this

My first gig was in Montreal a few years ago thanks to an already built scene, but my next ones was in a squat houses, retrogaming fairs and stuff like that.

Good luck ^_^

MIDINES

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_sliY9Y7OM

https://soundcloud.com/xylo/xyce-bitpop-xm

as far as i remember, this was my first LSDJ track and technically my first chiptune. I can't playback a lot of my older Renoise stuff because I don't have  those VSTs anymore. Some of those were chip-like. This is like May 2008 or so. I think that's when I first got LSDJ. good ooooooooooooooooooold velo.

http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/22505064/file.html

this was my first real milkytracker song. this is probably fall 2009. i was still used to using LSDJ so I made every pattern 16 length, which made this track take forever to put together. i was going by arlen by this time.

Well, I don't have my first songs because we had no diskdrive, and after composing we had to save the file on tape-recorder. Those tapes are already lost in time.

The only thing I have, is a "song" (haha) made in 1989, for my pseudo-demo "True Music 1". It was made on ZX Spectrum 48K, for BEEPER only (1 channel, 1-bit quality, no volumes, square wave only) about 2 years before I bought an AY-interface.

http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/yerz-true_music1_1989.mp3

The curiosity is, it has been fully written in BASIC language (one note is one command ), and here is a part of a veeeeeeeery long listing, hahaha.

It took me hours to make this ultra-short crap, looped at the end. =8-D

I recently recovered it from my ancient cassettes with my ZX Spectrum programs.
The later songs had 2 channels and have been made on "The Music Box" editor.

TEOMAWKI wrote:

this was my first chiptune.
https://hyperactivity.bandcamp.com/trac … troduction

Do you mean BGB?

herr_prof wrote:

Atari Lynx
13:52
http://vimeo.com/29542684

Nice. I was wondering what was happening when i cut to you crouched underneath your equipment making weird noises. Technical issues.

.... yes... yes I did. Oh well, unite dyslexics!

this was my first chiptune.
https://hyperactivity.bandcamp.com/trac … troduction

Do you mean BGB?

Nice. I was wondering what was happening when i cut to you crouched underneath your equipment making weird noises. Technical issues.

https://bryface.bandcamp.com/track/chea … t-lsdj-lol

about 3 years later it became this:

https://bryface.bandcamp.com/track/rich-bastard-groove

My first chiptune track was made with piggy tracker and gp2x, circa 2008 when I first discovered the whole chipscene and the piggy tracker.

The first recording of this track was on my live set for Toy Company 6, I left my embarrasing intro speech for the lulz because it was my first time fronting the stage in english and I couln't do it worse xD

https://soundcloud.com/pakzer0/pak-zer0 … 6-27-03-10

Haha! That was really awesome. I want to do a live show someday.

I like the name of this.