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We don't, haha. We don't use the noise channel at all, as you may have noticed.

here's what seems to work for me...

turn the amps down, they don't NEED to be so loud. i also turn the treble up a little more on the guitars because a lot of muddiness comes from the bass and guitars fighting over the same frequencies.

however, muddiness can be really hard to avoid when you have a lot going on. in revengineers songs, i try not to have the gameboy doing a ton of stuff at any given time, and to not have the guitars and gameboy playing leads at the same time (unless it's harmonized or in unison). songs can be muddy because the individual EQ's of each instrument, but i tend to think songs are more often muddy because of how they are composed.

i'm at work right now and so i can't listen to your examples but i will later and post again if i have any specific comments.

anytime anyone asks me about how to learn how to make chip music, lsdjguides is always the FIRST resource i point them to.

NTRQ HOODIES.

not cassette but i did record a song with my reel to reel a few weeks ago.

http://chipmusic.org/nickmaynard/music/hashtag-2012

who won????