1 Reply by okori

(14 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I understand what you all are saying.. the SID has its limitations I get that.

But why does it seem from 96+ we see more diverse types of music? I can understand that anything from the late 80's early 90's is gonna be basic scores.. thats a given. But why the mid 90's does the SID/ chiptune scene on HVSC seem to explode into other "genres" of music?

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2 Topic by okori

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...and I've found most of the music sounds the same. The same type of beat, the same sounds. It seems like 1996+ the songs get a little bit more diverse. But most of the time artists have the same sound.

Why do you think this is? Even back in the day when I made music on FL3 I never really had a single type of sound, not until people started paying me to make them (this type of track).

So I'm sitting here wondering why, and I think i've come across why. Trackers.

Yes, trackers. I'm all for trackers and what you can do with them. But its a very mechanical and almost like the artist is demanding what comes out, rather than a more fluid workflow with the computer.

Your thoughts?

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