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I´m listening to it right now, there are some very interesting moments. In some parts, it sounds a little bit confusing to my ears and the introduction riff (which you also use near the end) is a little bit repetitive, but the general impression is positive.

You´ll find info about that one here:

http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/Casio_SK-1.html

I just found your work. Thanks for creating this kind of software.
It seems a very interesting project.

I´m hearing this now, "Simple Things" is very beautiful piece, as well as "BonusBossa". I like the way you mix electronic elements with more traditional sounds and moods.
"Ordinary day" reminds me the old games sound. I like the way it begins simple and then elements are added. It is a kind of electronic baroque. Very good one!

Appart from that, congrats on your wedding for you and your wife!

- Psycle
- Mod plug tracker

Both are good ones.

Just listened to both tracks. I find interesting the fact that in both there are non-conventional elements. Probably "Something Summer" is less strange than "Overdrive", but is has also its strange moments, and that´s what I like about them. In overdrive, I like the stops in the middle of the piece. In both cases final of the piece is a little bit abrupt to my ears. But as I said, the non-conventional elements worth the listening.

I read you used to create music using the dodecaphonic system. It would be interesting to create some chipmusic using the Schoenberg system. Of course that won´t hit the charts, but would be musically appealing and a nice experiment.

Hello everybody!

My name is Carlos and I am a musician from Argentina. I play different instruments, mainly alto saxophone and guitar. I love very different kinds of music.

You can here music (not chip) made by me following the links:

http://archive.org/details/SureLikeABone

http://archive.org/details/VacacionesEn … oundsAlbum

http://archive.org/details/BizaraLando

http://archive.org/details/LosBarcosSolaresDeRapaNui

The first one is mainly blues-rock, the other three ones are experimental. You can donwload them for free.

Though I heard chip music when I was a teen and had my Commodore 64 (yes, I´m that old!) I´m novice in this field. At that time I found some interesting music software like Kawasaki Rhythm Rocker and Kawasaki Synthesizer. However I didn´t learned to make music with my computer when I was younger. I also have in my memory the music of a game I used to play "Aztec Challenge", that music was great.
Recently, thanks to internet, I begun to found new music made by artists nowadays catching the spirit of those days.
So I decided to join this forum to learn more about it.
I have few experience composing chiptunes, I made a piece with TFM Music Maker and also recorded a jam with the sequencer of the game boy camera plus alto sax and electric bass (wich is not really a chiptune). I´m working on some other things but I´m  kind of cheating here as I´m using samples created with vintage computers emulators and a modern score editor, as it is easier for me to write in a partiture than to write in a tracker. But nothing more than these for now.
So I hope that joining this place will be a learning experience for me.