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May I suggest the 100$ is an up front payment for say first 100 units sold or whatever, and possibly a minimal royalty with every further sale? Let's say the game is 10 bucks, 10 cents per sale (unless the developers can spare more) is reasonable imo because the song isn't what's being sold, it's the game with the song on the side as a fun bonus. Coneal could have easily not offered 100$, and asked for just contributors who would gladly do it free. Not all of us are top notch businessmen, if anything I would say most people here are just hobbyists who have never made a dime off their music and don't really mind if they do or not.

Also, I don't think you should send physical CD's. put the songs on bandcamp (or a website) and include download codes or whatever with the product. It's 2012, CD's are dead.

Hey guys, I was gonna update here soon or message you all, but sorry about the delays on the comp. People keep dropping and right now I only have 8 submissions. I want to get it to ten since that's a nice number, and am in contact with people trying to push them to follow through or tell me what's up. Inversely, if any of you have a second alias and can make songs fast, feel free to make one haha, basically come the end of September if it hasn't filled out I will either just settle with the 8 or make up 2 artists and make songs myself, but I hope it doesn't come to that.

just gave a full listen through finally (downloaded when you posted), honestly this is probably one of my favorite chip releases. seriously so amazing.

I personally am indifferent to your use of effects over the chip, it could give you something to separate from the general LSDJ crowd. However, you need to make songs not random bursts of noise in random sequences. If you're going for out of time, spastic stuff, it needs to be finely tuned to a ridiculous degree to be considered good. I understand everyone has to start somewhere, but you don't need to record everything along the way. some of the sounds you are using are nice though and if you made a coherent song it would probably be dope, so don't be discouraged.

Makes me wish I had an authentic copy of chipsounds (sorry I'm broke, but I swear I will buy a real copy someday)

I can read treble clef very easily from playing saxophone in school band for 3 years, and bass clef I can read slowly since I only just started piano this year. I kind of just figure out notes on the pages then memorize the songs I like and play with no sheets like Saskrotch is saying. It's easier and now I can impress people at parties by playing 1/3 of Avril 14th.