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Post your most familiar "that moment" related to your chiptuning.
ex: When you've just finished an LSDJ track and messed with it in live mode, and when you're prompted to disregard changes, you can't remember if you made any important finishing touches, or if you just fucked around with the already-saved track
Last edited by Helvetica Scenario (Jul 10, 2011 6:52 am)
That moment when you realise you're running a 32M cart on a Game Boy Pocket 
That moment when you realise you didnt post this on your tumblr.
The moment when you realise your LSDJ song/live screen is dominated by 00 39 00 39 00 39 00 39 and your work is royally fucked.
That moment when you realize you are mercifully to old to understand what the young people are talking about. Its actually rather glorious.
The moment you add some changes/more to a current track turn off your gameboy and pick it up another day and load a different song without saving the previous one.
That moment when you're drunk and you start singing chiptune melodies at the top of your voice and people think you're mental 'cos you're doing them in bleeps so you get thrown out of the pub.
That moment when you play some chip to classmates and they start exclaiming that it sounds like Pokemon, Mario or Tetris music.
That moment when you realize you are mercifully to old to understand what the young people are talking about. Its actually rather glorious.
That moment when you just don't care enough.
That moment when you realize that the cart battery is very old and you've just lost the full song you just finished after 2 hrs. of non-stop work.
That moment when trying to save your current track crashes your tracker for some unknown reason, sending all of your work to the dump.
That moment when you realize you've wasted most of the afternoon trying to replicate said bug to get help on it on the Internet to no avail: it just won't happen again.
Days later, that moment when IT HAPPENS AGAIN after you dropped your guard and made another track.
That moment when you shorten your drum samples to make the filesize a little bit smaller.
That moment when you realize you need more arps.
That moment when you realize you can make chipmusic with more than just a Gameboy. 