Sweet, thanks! Glad I could be of some help.

Thank you Bucky! You are the greatest person ever

I have an NES sample set I made several years back. It's free and you wouldn't have to credit me or anyone if you use it. It only works for .it modules, but I could probably remake it as .xm for use in milkytracker. (milkytracker doesn't do .it, right?)

But here it is anyways - NES .it module Sample Set V1.

The idea behind my set is that you're starting with a blank module but all of the instruments are already loaded in. The reason for this is because individual .wavs are pretty useless without the looping data in the tracker they need... so my set can only work as a 'blank' module file. Kinda sucks for people who don't use .it... but oh well.

There's a lot of samples because I tried to include some basic effects that sample-based trackers aren't good at.

Or, since you've mentioned you're a windows user, you could try out modplug. I think it's very user friendly, and although I'm not familiar with milkytracker, I imagine figuring out modplug shouldn't be hard if you understand how any tracker works. You can open the .it file with it.

Best of luck, and let me know if you have any questions!

@Dot.AY: Cool, I will look for it. Making music is a really noble art and I like it much.
@JayTholen: Thanks for your help. But I think the fault is mine too...
@Pixls: Really its true, I wrote it wrong again. I use MilkyTracker for Windows.
@arlen: I heard your advice, but I would like to try myself before to order music from a musician, because I feel I will learn very much from it.
@smiletron: simply wonderful! I like her style, very chipmusic.
@stargazer: he will be the artist I will look for my game music. I will give all the credits to him.

I have seen many sound sample kits for lsdj, does exists a Windows program to convert them to .wav or something similar?

Maxo is the perfect artist for this, just saying. He writes a loooooot of level music.

Maxo - Chalktopia

As Akira said before, it'd probably be best to work with a musician.

It'd be much easier and there are plenty of people who'd work for free or cheap and produce some excellent stuff.

What are you using to make the music? because a lot of sample based trackers you can make your own chords from the notes you have and also apply your own effects

Edit, also if you need help with english you may want to ask Locks, he can be a bit of an ass, but he's portuguese and his english is very good. He's not on the forums too much but he is often on irc as L

I really don't understand why some of you guys feel the need to be a jerk to this guy. He's just asking for advice.

The link posted earlier

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/136/t … d-samples/

contains links to little-scales sample packs... these are note based samples from a variety of consoles and should be exactly what you are looking for.

Sorry to you all! I speak portuguese, but as you can see my english is very bad. Sorry Akira, I really didnt saw your post. Now I can see that everything was a big mistake. Sorry.

I dont want to borrow stuff done by others. I need to put some music in my game but I want to do it by myself. I am looking here for sampled instruments to use in my tracks, but I know samples are copyrighted, so I would like to give credit, too.

I am looking only for that artificial, fun analog instruments like that used in platform fantasy games. Thats because I want to make classic game music like seen on the Nes, C64 and Megadrive fantasy games. Nothing very original, more cute than spectacular, really.

I am looking only for free collections, because I cannot afford to pay for one.  I have found many collections on the web, but they have a limited set of drums, doesnt have any chords or doesnt have any special efects like vibrato and metallic (like that cracks and keymakers found on dubious sites).

What is your native language, because there's probably someone who speaks it, your thoughts aren't coming across terribly clearly in your english.

I *just* gave you a solution. Work with a musician.
You don't want to acknowledge it and your last message is insulting, rather than mine.

Everybody calm down, ok?
L.J., he reason people are upset is that too often people who need music for a video, or a game or whatever it might be just pick a random track and don't ask or even credit the artist. So there's a bit of a zero tolerance against that. So, first rule, always ask before using a sample unless it was obviously meant to be shared.

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/136/t … d-samples/

www.freesound.org

and now please /thread before shit is really going down.