17 Reply by Heosphoros

(21 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Tadpole is hands down the best NES composer. He's blown everyone out of the water for years. I had the amazing opportunity to work with him on Diad (http://ubiktune.com/releases/ubi065-diad-diad).

Unfortunately his website is now offline. You can find some of his stuff here: http://2a03.free.fr/?p=pub&dir=tadpole

My fav of none Diad of his is his song with RJ1 named Identity.

An other great classic is SLiVeR. He was essentially my mentor when I first started out. Unfortunately his website is also offline.

You can listen to some of his stuff here: http://www.ptesquad.com/more/pte006.html

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18 Reply by Heosphoros

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I grew up with dialup and didn't have much patience to download MP3s. So I would download and listen to .nsf files from various videogames instead. After some more digging I found there was a small niche community of .nsf composers at 2a03.org. I joined the message board and slowly learnt MML to do my own .nsf. Soon after famitracker was invented and changed the nsf scene inside out. Fast forward 11 odd years and here we are.

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19 Reply by Heosphoros

(274 replies, posted in General Discussion)

@Heos2a03

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20 Reply by Heosphoros

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https://soundcloud.com/heos2a03/ceyx Maybe

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21 Topic by Heosphoros

(15 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Up Dog.

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22 Reply by Heosphoros

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herr_prof wrote:

You mean when did it become irrelevant? Late 2012 probs.

same shit

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23 Reply by Heosphoros

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When did this forum turn into myspace?

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24 Reply by Heosphoros

(22 replies, posted in Releases)

Bump?

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25 Reply by Heosphoros

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ghastlyglitter wrote:

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/11722 … ermission/

tss said : "you shouldn't care"

: /

haha

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26 Reply by Heosphoros

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kfaraday wrote:
Heosphoros wrote:

You guys should just open up your own forums on your own site and stop posting this useless shit on chipmusic.org

let the musicians make friends

(no more schisms!!)

There's a difference between making friends and alienating a whole community with repeated incoherent subjects that are not contributing at all to the whole of the site.

this is chipmusic.org not aanaaanaaanaaana.net

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27 Reply by Heosphoros

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You guys should just open up your own forums on your own site and stop posting this useless shit on chipmusic.org

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28 Topic by Heosphoros

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Heossentials in back! But this time it's a live radio show hosted by yours trully.

Every Monday, from 8-9 PM EST, I'll be spinning some of the best chip music you've never heard and some you have.

You can tune in next Monday (Sept 9th) at http://areciboradio.com/

You can also LIKE the Heossentials FB page for updates on the show and whatever else.
https://www.facebook.com/Heossentials

See you all next Monday!

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29 Reply by Heosphoros

(6 replies, posted in Releases)

This is great work! Both of you!

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30 Reply by Heosphoros

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herr_prof wrote:

You should edit the first post with the latest release.. I had no idea this was a release thread until now!

Noted! Will get on that ASAP

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31 Reply by Heosphoros

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Betamaxx - Sophisticated Technology

1.Breakthrough (feat. Tommy)
2.Dolby Dance
3.Zenith
4.Maxximum
5.Redlining 6th
6.Expensive Taste (Interlude)
7.Inside Information
8.Reel to Real (feat. Mike McG)
9.Chrominance
10.La Cabane Noir (feat. Perturbator)
11.Memorex Discotheque
12.New Horizons
13.Remembrance

In a world where revolutionary leaps and bounds in popular culture have been forgotten, Sophisticated Technology provides you with a format from where it once came, brought to you by the use of ground breaking synthesizers and a vision of electronic advancements that changed it all.

The album is available as a digital download and as a limited physical edition set which includes:

• Pro-printed CD and Insert

• A folded 11” x 17” poster of album art, professionally printed on 80# glossy paper

• 2 x 1” buttons

This set is limited to 25 copies.

All music written, produced, and recorded by Nick Morey.

Download/Buy

Vincenzo Salvia - Summer Love EP

1.Welcome to the Village
2.Summer Love (feat. Chrissy Valentine)
3.Seven Days

Hot off the heels of his debut full length LP, Vincenzo Salvia returns with his Summer Love EP. 3 tracks Inspired by Italian 80s culture, including idols like Sabrina Salerno and Jerry Calà, holiday villages, sunny beaches, poolside parties, and summer loves.

Quoting Jerry Calà; “Summer is not a season, it’s a state of mind.”

Download/PWYW

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32 Topic by Heosphoros

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lpower - Abinox II

1.Opening
2.Passage
3.Think, Do, Act
4.3 in 4
5.Alliances
6.Front Line
7.At the Start = In the End

With Abinox I lpower explored what makes a video game soundtrack tick. With Abinox II he returns with a similar concept in mind. Once again, the basic components (sounds, structures and emotions) of his favourite soundtracks are used as building blocks, this time using a wider sound palette, including the Nintendo Entertainment System and DX7 Synthesizer, allowing space for more experimentation and resulting in a deeper, darker release. Moreover, the compositions are longer but refuse to repeat or loop, creating a strong narrative and constant progression.

Telefuture and Pterodactyl Squad can safely say that this is one sequel that doesn’t suck.

Both Abinox I and II can be downloaded for free via Pterodactyl Squad, while a limited cassette can be purchased in the Telefuture shop.

Professionally duplicated cassettes with orange shells, white imprinting, and green tinted cases. Limited to 50 copies!

Download for Free

Limited edition casette (X/50) [$8USD]

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