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I think ant1 made a userscript for that once

I agree with imaginary that the mix does seem kinda flattened. Like everything is squashed into a very limited range of frequencies. I don't know about the whole "stop making chipmusic in lsdj, switch to fl studio edm" thing, but I haven't heard your other tunes so my perspective is limited in that respect. If that's the kind of lo-fi sound you're going for then it's fine, but if it's not, I'd look into revising your mixing technique (if any). What kind of monitors do you use for your mixing? If this is just raw gameboy, then cool.  You have some really cool sounds going on, in my opinion (I particularly like the short envelope + high-frequency vibrato pingy instrument thing you've got going on).

As for your actual question, I didn't find the melodies hard to follow. It doesn't sound like there's too much going on. The melody didn't particularly grab my personal preference, but it didn't make me nope out of the song and close the tab before listening to the end.

At the end of the day, just do you and make what you like, and just keep doing it more and more.

add to that some stuff with 4-to-the-floor beats and nothing that sounds like it had any rock/metal influence and is mostly noisy abrasive unce.., and I'm a confused puppy

There have been at least 1 microtonal compos held on battleofthebits.org utilizing Famitracker.
http://battleofthebits.org/arena/OHC/1820/

Maybe not in a single tracker arp command on a single channel, but skillful alternating of arp commands or using a second channel to extend the chord is possible. And if you use a high speed setting it's possible to make arp chords as big as you want by simply entering the pitches in the note column rather than using arp commands. LSDj is pretty efficient with doing that with tables.

Yooo, sup jangler man. Thanks for the heads up!

lol hehe nice

Oooh, nice energy!