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That sounds sick. ----  |
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Sounds like a MIDI file run through GSCXX. Not a very elegant solution and doesn't take heed to the tricks and techniques utilized by old 8-bit composers to get the most out of a limited amount of voices and timbres. |
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Some of the old 8-bit videogame soundtracks are still great to listen to today, like for example Sunsoft's Batman for the NES  A good composition never loses it's power. |
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skyforestblaze wrote: Some of the old 8-bit videogame soundtracks are still great to listen to today, like for example Sunsoft's Batman for the NES
A good composition never loses it's power.Indeed, the best chip music doesn't sound good in spite of it's limitations, it sounds good because it used them to it's advantage and turned a "negative" into a "positive" - creative alchemy |
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