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YMO were influential to game soundtracks because of their fun pop-but-light-jazzish style which has been recreated countless times by JRPG soundtrackers. but lol if more than 4% of the touring gameboy riders can make anything that sounds remotely like Rydeen ever

stasis

good work! cool to hear the c64 like this

you don't get many hits around here from a release thread unless all the slugs already recognise your name
but i hope they give you a chance

tss is on a fearsome roll lately!

once i showed someone an NSF and I promised them it was a song but they acted all confused because they couldn't see an album cover

oh wait that was HERE

aanaaanaaanaaana.net is exciting

NSFs can be opened in a bunch of different stuff, I use VirtuaNSF but maybe you can't if you're not using windows

so Visit and Download and Listen and retain some of the data in my songs and in ant1's songs and in our silly demos

well i make sure not to touch the tracker until i've worked something out on keyboard. this doesn't always mean starting with a chord progression either, so much as looking for weird rhythmic clashes and quirks, or anything which slightly defies expectation. and after a certain amount of experience hunting for song ideas you'll start to gravitate naturally to comfortable ones, which is definitely a bad development, and you should try to resist doing your old stuff again.

my melodies still suck but you can't have everything

one way to find new stuff while jamming on an instrument is to do it while you're tired, because you'll mess up and miss chords and find stuff that might be new ground for you. i guess most people would have written "drugs" here