BSMattW

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More music coming

Posted by BSMattW Jul. 19, 2009 @ 11:08 PM EDT

If you haven't been following along the twitterwebs I've been releasing chiptune music for the past year and a half. Two LPs and one in the making. I'm considering doing a couple of music videos for the albums.

June did in fact come and go, because I got my dumb self caught on some demanding freelance work, and it could lead to significant future work, and I'm basically waiting on that.

Otherwise I'll begin to produce, in some form or another (comic? cartoon? I don't know) the Headcase property that's been sitting on my HD for a while now. I'll have to come up with a new name because of Starz Network had to be jerks, and it won't be a good name either because that was the best possible one. Look for something that is a pun based on scripts or screenwriting, coming soon this TBA in the year TBA!

Emptiness and disappointment also TBA

e: What the hell who put those movies in my favorites I don't like that garbage. Go watch Nockforce.

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Jul. 19, 2009 | 11:31 PM Brundaty says:

Where can I get the program to make Chiptune music? I've looked everywhere.

I hear it's called NES Synth

Jul. 19, 2009 | 11:40 PM BSMattW responds:

There are many ways to make Chiptune music, depending on the system and your preference of composing. For the NES, there are VSTs which you can probably find if you do a search on KVR Audio's forums, there are actual trackers like Famitracker which allow you to compose NSF music, or you can directly program an NES which takes a level of dedication I will never have.

They also have trackers for the C64 and Gameboy. LSDJ in particular is one of the most popular trackers in the Chiptune community and can be bought as a regular Gameboy cartridge (aka REGULAR, not GBA/DS).


Oct. 7, 2009 | 4:31 PM SirSloth says:

awww mannn matt I miss you so, I grew up with bonus stage.


Oct. 18, 2009 | 8:07 AM TheDarkFiddler says:

LP stands for Let's Play, right? :P

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