srsly doe!
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IL, US
it'll probably always be part of some of the music i work on
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Sestri Levante, Genova, Italy
Every time I read threads like this.
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Montana
I think I will eventually, but I'll never quit making music.
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Finland
It's possible that tastes change. They already have for me, but Chiptune is close to my heart still. 
"Giving it up" is made harder in that the general milieu of the chiptune-scene is so damn attractive, so many interesting things to be.. uuuhm.. interested in.
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Canada
lol @ I'll stop when it gets too popular.
Like e.s.c., It'll probably always be part of my music output.
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Joliette, QC, Canada
If I stop someday...I will surely be more modern demo !!! 
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i'll only stop if the rest of you do too
i want the last chiptune ever to actually be good
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Arizona
Sadly, I might never go back to doing pure chip but I plan on always having my gear integrated with my current setup of drum machines, samplers, and synths.
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IL, US
Jansaw wrote:
lol @ I'll stop when it gets too popular.
Like e.s.c., It'll probably always be part of my music output.
its more about what i feel like doing than popularity for me, right now i'm sort of putting this project on hiatus (well i already did, just didnt really make a big deal about it) and starting work on a new project that the only things sort of chip about it are that im using piggy tracker (on pi) to control the midi gear and one of the synths is an FB-01...may sneak in some mGB on a few tracks, but not as a major part really
you guys