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Hey guys & gals!
I recently finished a chiptune-flavored modern metal album sort of thing.
Hope someone finds it entertaining =]
Here's the link: http://roachesremain.bandcamp.com/
You know the drill - click "Buy Now" and enter 0 for a free download.
Cheers!
PS All the pixel art was done by the amazing Retronator - http://www.retronator.com/.
Last edited by Roaches Remain (Oct 10, 2012 5:53 pm)
I got this when you first posted the link on www.reddit.com/r/chiptunes, I love this album. Seriously worth a look.
im listening it right now and it sounds really really good though its not my cup of tea; but ill tell u something, teenagers should be fkin nuts about this
Thanks for taking the time to listen! I'm literally grateful for every play 
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Yeah, a pal posted it on Reddit for me, since I'm a shy guy when it comes to self-promotion. xD
Ahh.... love that classic skater music (Attack) 
With a twist!
Last edited by SketchMan3 (Oct 11, 2012 4:27 pm)
Hey dudes and dudettes!
Uploaded a new track that was sort of inspired by a classic David Lean flick .
Decided to just paste it here, hope that's ok. Lots of chips, as usual.
Nice Roaches Remain I found your album on the Machinae Supremacy forum 
Did you do that album all by yourself and what programs did you use if you don't mind me asking?
Wooo, MaSu !
Yeah, the music was done by me, artwork by a guy called Retronator - does a lot of beautiful pixel art.
The DAW used was FL Studio. (Here comes the lynching )
Nice, I thought I heard maybe 2 singers though? Also still wishing I knew how to play guitar I just use sunvox and sid-wizard and play by ear (bet piano lessons would help )
You heard right! There's an extra female vocalist on "Attack".
Dude, it's never too late to learn ! I'd suggest getting someone to supervise you if you're just getting started now though, just so you don't pick up any superweird habits. On the other hand, it did work for Hendrix and a bunch of other cool guys, so..
And yeah, getting familiar with an instrument definitely helps a lot if you're making music - electronic or any other kind.