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cool tool - im sure some people will find it handy

no point

im not sure the timbral quality of the music is a good indicator of the damage it can cause to your ears. i would guess that merzbow fans are less likely to get hearing damage than drum n bass or trance fans.

maybe its worth considering that chip instruments have fairly limited dynamic range so it might be possible to make loud (relative to 0db) music using them which if you dont adjust your speakers accordingly could be painful

also note that headphones are somewhat more likely to cause hearing damage than speakers

well ive got one of these cards and you can use pretty much any dos adlib tracker. but you have to be running windows. install the drivers in windows and then reboot in dos mode and run the setup program (have to do it every time you boot into dos mode) & then you can use dos trackers like adlib tracker or reality adlib tracker

? i wasnt being sarcastic i think its a cool idea

ive already seen some channels like this. the one i see most often is https://www.youtube.com/user/ReclusiveLemming

but theres always room for more youtube channels

i read on a blog that ~100 plays on bandcamp etc translates to one physical sale. maybe the ratio is slightly more favourable in a niche scene like this though