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The standard answers are old versions of Renoise, Reason and also ReBirth, even this is not for chip music as much as acid and techno etc. And MilkyTracker of course.

My vote is for B.

I think it would actually be more difficult and more expensive to find one-time programmable ROM chips of a suitable size and voltage tolerance, than to find flash ROMs. The reason being, that there were heaps of suitable flash chips made some 10-20 years ago for things like holding a computer BIOS or for use in PDAs, so there's still a lot of those chips around. Even when the 5V chips run out, there will be suitable lower voltage flash chips that can be used by using voltage level converters. Whereas if people wanted that much constant data say 10 years back and didn't want to use flash, they would order a mask ROM form a manufacturer, which only makes sense for very large quantity. High setup cost and low per unit manufacturing cost.

Mask ROM: a ROM chip where the contents are etched onto the die in manufacturing, rather than being programmed in later.

Yep, I think that one is bogus indeed. If I've understood things correctly, the music collecting societies are supposed to collect revenue based on individual performances, not any perfomance of a work, at least for works that are out of copyright. I once got a notice from a music collection society for the following vieo, which is just me tweaking parameters on my modular synth. On the upside, I disputed the claim, and it was removed within a minute, suggesting it was automated from start to finish.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiYdN6pDcyA

Or: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/13110 … r-project/

Try these places:

http://www.personal.triticom.com/~erm/GameBoy/
http://www.subport.org/gbc/

I might also consider making a GBC compatible version of Shitwave (that is, including the graphics) but it was all meant to be a half joke originally.

First of all, there's already http://iiichan.net/boards/music/

Random comments:

And secondly, which fiel types are allowed? It doesn't say anywhere, but I would expect that relevant file types like sav, lsdsng and various module format would be allowed.

I just joined the IRC channel, and it was empty. No good if you want to keep your ops.

Another thing. Looking at the rules, I found this: "No adult content, this is a SFW site." For a chan, I would personally phrase that differently. What about on-topic, but tangetially NSFW images? Say... discussions about Custer's Revenge or this Anamanaguchi gif which features bare breasts. Or just generally borderline on-topic art. Maybe a minor point, but nevertheless one I felt like bringing up.