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Guitar boards do fine anyway, but the discussion is always "how do I..." and "my amp won't..." and all these other bits about technique and intonation and gear. Do you agree that this board is similar?

Hopefully, because you like it, but I don't disagree. I've reached a point where I want to simplify music making and don't always feel like jogging my memory to work a lot of different trackers.

The genre divide is a bummer, but easy to see coming. People like what they like, and though I see you all wishing Blip was back or 8bc would rise again, there was a lot of music I didn't like that people would celebrate. It's normal.

I stopped calling it "chiptune" when this site did. Don't forget to search for "chipmusic" too.

Remember also that one of the things that happened is that a lot of artists are pushing past "this is chipmusic" and are simply showing the same music as electronic music, so it won't come up in the search. If anything, lament the loss of marketability.

Some people will keep making music whether there is a scene for it or not.

It is as stated above, one of the reasons I hate on FM Use it carefully and deliberately because you'll eat up your voices quickly.

And then Antiques Roadshow comes on after it.

Is there an official explanation for Pharrel's mounty hat?

Wait....  what? http://chipmusic.org/chunter/music/we-make-the-future

One of the prototype bands of chiptune had a lead singer (tree wave):

...so vocals have been in the style for a very long time.

I've always liked this, though I don't think computerization plays anymore... unless somebody knows something I don't:

There's plenty more.

That and the Korg pedal are intriguing though I think they'd get old (for me) fast, I'd wonder about modify/bendability in the Gakken.

Also, Vocaloid music is rarely anonymous, but often ripped and reposted, as if the authors don't have the skills to find it... It messes up the  popularity rankings sometimes.