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If you are in doubt, don't release. Wait until you have something you are sure you will like.

bays

What's the average age around chipmusicians? mid 20's? I grew up listening to OSTs while I was playing and even those are a specific genre (Streets of Rage and Sonic are totally different styles, ie). But I also grew up listening to synthpop, punk, post-punk, etc.

I guess the bitterness that arise from time to time is not about craftsmanship and more about "I do better music with my C64 than this little prick with ableton, why they are getting this attention?".

Surely what bums me and must bums someone out there is that people just drop it, instead of using the knowledge to do some really cutting edge pop stuff. I must say, after i've read an article about Anamanaguchi I started to see some sutff differently. We are all learning about limitations and putting those to practice, but the real stuff is when we can use this knowledge of limitation to make something big, something different using those chip sounds. Hell, you don't even need to sell out, but now I see no evil using "modern" software to make songs that will endure.

We recoil to get stronger, then rampage towards the bigger picture.

Awesome, just filled my info there!

CP050

Droid-on uses a headlight here too, but me and pulselooper use backlight, which for me is pretty essential.