is fake-bit and bitpop the same?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitpop
1 Dec 27, 2013 7:41 pm
Re: 8-Bit Music = Retro music? (66 replies, posted in General Discussion)
2 Dec 27, 2013 4:58 pm
Re: 8-Bit Music = Retro music? (66 replies, posted in General Discussion)
well, we are in a chipmusic-forum, so we all care.
but the point is that it is not important to exactly know what you are producing.
But i, my self want to know what music i listen to.
3 Dec 26, 2013 8:04 pm
Re: 8-Bit Music = Retro music? (66 replies, posted in General Discussion)
OMG, Zef, i listen to your music 
your one of the reasons, why i want to start making 8-bit stuff.
4 Dec 26, 2013 4:59 pm
Re: 8-Bit Music = Retro music? (66 replies, posted in General Discussion)
thanks, for all your answers.
really nice to see that this forums is friendly,
i was a little worryed after the first answer 
5 Dec 26, 2013 2:54 pm
Topic: 8-Bit Music = Retro music? (66 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello everyone.
im quite new in music and stuff and would like to start making 8-Bit music.
i thought 8-bit Music should be music that is made out of Basics:
3 instruments,
only sinus, squar, saw, puls -waves (no modulation)
monophonic -> use appeggiators
no LFO, no detune
but as more as i read about it, it seams like 8-bit tryes to make music that sounds like a old gameboy, or an old Comodore.
MY QUESTION IS:
if i make music with modern software(like Ableton) and modern synthesizers(like the Korg Volca series),
but with the distrition, mentioned earlyer, would it also be 8-bit music?