I used to write 2-3 minute songs, now my songs end up being like 10 minutes long and I have to cut them down :I
I enjoy longer than average songs, as long as there's enough progression and variation to keep it interesting
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I used to write 2-3 minute songs, now my songs end up being like 10 minutes long and I have to cut them down :I
I enjoy longer than average songs, as long as there's enough progression and variation to keep it interesting
I like your song titles
I'm looking for some psychedelic inspired or sounding chiptune, lay the trippychip on me
What you have described is what I have always done and it works for me... but then again, Boise is a small city where everyone knows each other. It's much easier to get connections that way...
If you're in Portland, check out Dataport. A friend of mine told me they're looking for artists, you can contact Matt Hunter. It sounds like it's a monthly show.
I love Nonfinites products, but this is all quite disappointing to read. I'm sorry for your situation Anonymouse. Hopefully they get their act together and work this out with you soon.
Neat Thanks for sharing.
What he said! : )
I have never tried cleaning inside of one, but you could just replace it with a new jack.
I could change gameboy for bass synth tommorrow an dmy band would sound pretty much the same.
No.
But you're just using it as one individual piece of your band. You're creating something different.
YES!
As for what chiptunes is, I think Danimal Cannon said it best: It's an instrumentation.
I get that this may be an unpopular opinion, but I definitely would call chiptune a genre. I think that the instrumentation itself is a significant piece of what defines a genre. For example, you can't really have "metal" without guitars w/ distortion; you can't really have "rap" without spoken vocals, and so on.
You can mix chiptune with the composition style of pretty much any other genre, but I would still think of that as chiptune.
Unless they won't.
oh... )':
Yeah man, your listeners will still listen to you.
I'm guessing that you'd first have to write your songs in MML, but I don't really know. I'm also curious...
I try to find pedals with stereo capabilities
At first I wasn't into trackers at all but now I can't deal without these !
aye.
bby let's
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