This sounds like a circus.

Pool Faeries is pretty empty, with some glimmer of hope that turns out to be nothing. http://chipmusic.org/.exe/music/pool-fairies
Then again, I know all the emotions attatched to it, so maybe it's just me.

MegaMantra wrote:

How have we gone this long without mentioning "Another Dungeon Of Despair?"

http://famitracker.com/forum/attachment … espair.ftm

Post an audio version?

EDIT: http://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/ … pair/6985/

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Amazing. I will pay you 9 earth dollars for one.

bryface wrote:

you know what?  rather than just describe it, i decided to spend the last hour and a half quickly throwing together a working prototype of my idea of a panel for new users.  check it:

http://waveformtown.com/test/chipmusic/ … panel.html

imagine something like this sitting near the top of the cm.org home page.  you could either collapse it, or hide the whole thing forever, or remove it automatically after X # of posts, or whatever. 

my point is, whatever you can do up front to effectively guide users into being good citizens here can help to reduce unwanted forum pollution.

I'm clicking like mad on that bottom right button and nothing is happening.
This is pretty cool. Not so much indoctrination, not so much blind chaos. A nice middle road.

Frostbyte wrote:

Come on though, you have to give this more credit than just dancing.

I can definitely give it credit, although it's a bit too pop for my tastes.

It just seems silly when you're trying to recreate an instrument with higher bits, but if it sounds best alright.

Why are you using F commands?

bryface wrote:

it's not dance music unless it's this

Oh yeah, here's the real heavy shit I was talking about

Decktonic wrote:
SketchMan3 wrote:

Has anybody here ever played an old Win95/98 game called "Scorcher"? I'm not a huge fan of repetitive four-beats-strong music that starts off with a cool syncopated beat in the intro then just falls back into the four-the-floor-for-the-most-part beat, but I love me that Scorcher soundtrack. The game was okay, too, but the OST has definitely out-lived it in terms of play-time.

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFA85898EC777F0C4

man, that's from the golden years when trance was in all the game soundtracks. I wish those years never ended.

Trance is great in games, and this soundtrack is fantastic so far.

AndrewKilpatrick wrote:

I like dance music, but it's not a genre that really connects with me

I feel the same way when it comes to most dance music. There's very few Gameboy artists who I think can pull it off. Abortifacient and BEASTMODE would be a couple, although I suppose it's spazzing jumping music more than dancing. I don't think any more popular dance artists appeal to me, except perhaps a bunch of IDM. Wish more Gameboy musicians would go the hardcore route.

Commodores and Ataris would be the only exceptions, they can go as fluffy as they want~<3