I go by m45t3rb1ff as an artist. I'm here to:
1. figure out if I can update my nanoloop 2.1
2. learn proper usage of noise gates and such when recording from my gameboys
3. learn about syncing arduinoboy
4. be a good member and all that cookies and milk kinda stuff.

woah.. last login jun 2014. & it's all still going. hi chums

Hi! Pleased to meet you all! I’ll post specific chiptune tracks I’ve made soon, but here’s my stuff:

https://pinebox.bandcamp.com/

https://m.youtube.com/user/beyondthesevoices

https://m.soundcloud.com/disko-459092969

I lead the band Toys in the Static. We played live since the early 2000s up to 2014 under the name pinebox. We use or have used just about every type of vintage video game system or early computer we could get our hands on. My favorites are c64, gb, nes. I’m currently goingbthru a modular phase just because I’ve been bored with a as q

Hello,

Been a fan of chiptunes since someone got me turned on to the 8bitpeople label many years ago.

Looking forward to exploring the world of chiptune production with all of you.

Hi!

My name is Matt but you can call me sugar

I dabble here and there with making music but I mostly stick to consuming.

Hello everyone!

I was recently inspired by "Look Mum No Computer"s Megadrive Synth and thought "hey that looks like a fun way to pass the time during lockdown, lets give it a shot". I discovered this forum through searching for design inspiration and also troubleshooting tips for the GenMDM as mine is behaving a little oddly and I'm not sure where to start troubleshooting. Anyway, I'll be exploring thoroughly and checking out as many other projects and recordings as this site can provide. Cheers!

Hello everyone ! Just discovered this place and already know that I will spend time here for sure. I'm from Brussels and I am in love with chiptunes since the 80's. I still have all working machines from that time (C64, ST, Amiga,...). I have to say that 50% of what I use to listen is chipmusic. Especially Sid, ST chips and Amiga modules which are my roots. I love doing music in my spare time but nowadays I only do electro and ambient music. I have a little Youtube place where I put some of my creations and some collection of my favorite chiptunes for other artists (I have my own Amiga modules I made 25 years ago but never published them, I maybe should some day). Here's the place for those who want to know more about this:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC613xk … ynQ/videos

I haven't visited everything here yet but I'm sur I will discover amazing things. I'm so glad I found you guys so see you around ! :-)

I'm b00k1sh. I bought an EMS fighter cart with LSDJ a while back, and 2 GB DMG-01s on ebay for $60 back then, too. I got busy with school and life, but I'm going to start composing, finally. I just modded one DMG with IPS v3, retrosix cleanpower, retro modding prosound v3, and am waiting on retrosix clean amp to arrive. I'd like to build a rig with DMG, arduinoboy, a raspberry pi samplerbox with mellotron samples, and maybe mod my other DMG and/or GBA after I get some music written. If anyone has any links for live music setup with gameboys and midi, I'd love to hear about it. This site doesn't seem lively, but I'm hoping someone cool is out there!

Hello there,

Fan of tabletop / video games, fantasy, pixels and cyberpunk, I am a casual music composer. One of the style I do is chiptune, with trackers, and fakebits sometime, to mix with old school eletronic music mood. I like to tell a story with music, so I enjoy to create soundtrack, even for fake games/reason. I possess some synthesizers and I love them, even if I will not use them a lot on this website.

So, thank you, yes YOU, for reading this words, and if you want to know me better, the more accurate way is to give a listen on the 2 tracks I posted to say "Hello" properly.

Maybe I will share more on me later, who knows...

PS: if one of you solve my signature enigma, I make a track for him/her. Because if he/she recognize that, I can say I have a new friend!

Thank you and have a nice day!

Hello everyone!
I have been captivated by the chirps and tones of NES music all of my life, and embarked on composing my first original track in 2006 or so using the magical 8-bit plugin. I was fortunate enough to find game designers who had need for the specific style of sound that only chiptunes can provide, but had I not I would still be writing VGM style works for my own enjoyment. Much time has gone by, but my passion for chiptunes has only deepened. Matching this passion is my desire to converse and talk shop with other composers who appreciate the nuance and art of this wonderful music genre. I hope to listen to great digital symphonies here and share my works with the devotees of bleeps and bloops.
I've been looking for a forum like this one for a long while, it feels good to finally land here.
If you are interested in listening to my pieces, please visit the link below.
https://shinobimc.bandcamp.com/
I can't wait to embrace your sonic sonatas.
-ShinobiMC

Hi there, this seems like a good site for me. My name is shell, im learning to use milkytracker and really enjoying it, only have one done so far

https://soundcloud.com/the-vice-bots/adventure-awaits

Working daily with it so i hope to have more and keep growing

I only have one question about the player, couldnt find it in a search although it might already be addressed; is there a chrome plugin for android that would allow me to listen to a track instead of only downloading?

Hi,

(I have posted a similar message in general discussion before finding this thread)

I am BSC from Cologne in Germany and used to be a coder and musician on the Amstrad CPC in the late
80s and 90s. I have also written a tracker which was quite popular in the olden times called Soundtrakker.

A few years ago I got interested in the SID effect known from the Atari ST which I believed to be impossible
on the CPC until I saw a demo called "eklhaft" or so on the Spectrum. I started experimenting and came up
with some kind of SID player/tracker called "AYAY Kaeppttn" which is also on github:

https://github.com/BetaSoftCologne/AYAY

Last summer I got interested in this topic again and wrote another engine which mixes 3 virtual SID
voices into one, emulating some of the most common wave forms of the SID, which I am still working on.
There are some previews on soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/carl-carbunckel/tracks

Then, a few days ago, I learnt about an engine originally wrote for the Enterprise, first ported to the Speccy,
then the CPC which sounds absolutely awesome and apparently does some of the things better than I did.
BUT: My solution is less memory hungry (which is somewhat important to me as I would like to release
something at a demoparty based on this), so I am currently thinking about different options like cooperation
and such. It does probably not belong here but I am a bit frustrated to have found this other engine and
this some of my momentum for the project is gone.. Maybe that's why I am (also) here.. Looking for feedback,
new ideas, maybe some cooperation towards a production, positive energy in general

Anyway, I am looking forward to interesting discussions with you guys!

Welcome!

Hey all,

I (rudely, perhaps! Apologies) posted an intro with a link in the Releases forum yesterday. I realize now I should introduce myself here! I produce music under the name Beast. It's mainly influenced by chiptune, ambient, and '80s new wave. I'm already impressed by the talent in this community, and look forward to spending time here!

My stuff is up at my Bandcamp page here: https://beast.bandcamp.com/

Cheers,

Noel

Hey, welcome Kemikziel!
It's not a problem to show your releases on this forum. You can post it here if you want: https://chipmusic.org/forums/forum/9/releases/

I'm, listening right now to your album!