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[/_JXJ_\]

Sooooooooo yea, I make NES music as well as a slew of other things....since God's given me the gift, I've decided to share it! Feel free to comment on my tunes and give feedback, I hope to make music for a videogame(s) and since I don't have FL Studio at the moment, I use a different software to lay out a blueprint for the melody in 8-Bit (which lot of the time I make up on the piano/stem from other completed tracks).


http://soundcloud.com/superjxj

Edit: Sorry, I don't know how to embed the tracks here individually :.(

Edited by OneDoesNotSimplySuperJXJ, 30 June 2012 - 08:29 AM.

[Gabe]

I've looked, and there's an embed code in the "Share" section (above the Play button). I think you might be able to use the SPecial BBCode to embed your stuff, regarding which I think sounds pretty decent.

[/_JXJ_\]

Ok let me see if it works....


edit: crap, it didn't, oh well :<

Edited by OneDoesNotSimplySuperJXJ, 30 June 2012 - 09:18 AM.

[Gabe]

EDIT: Whoops, I tried and it didn't work for me either. Sorry. :/

And I nearly got to work too.

Edited by Zinos, 30 June 2012 - 09:55 AM.

[KatamariParadox]

You have some good tunes, but you should seriously consider trying to branch out. If you can't get FL Studio yet, get the demo. At least then you can learn how to use it until you do get the full program.

[/_JXJ_\]

You have some good tunes, but you should seriously consider trying to branch out. If you can't get FL Studio yet, get the demo. At least then you can learn how to use it until you do get the full program.

Hmmm, maybe you're right, in fact that sounds like a pretty decent idea, I think I might look into it tomorrow.

[Cola]

If you want really authentic sounding 8-Bit chiptunes, I'd recommend Famitracker.

It's totally free, and it'll emulate an NES' soundchip perfectly.


It might look a bit confusing at first, but it's easy to get a hang of.


I like the tunes. They're nice!

Edited by Dipper, 30 June 2012 - 01:25 PM.

[/_JXJ_\]

If you want really authentic sounding 8-Bit chiptunes, I'd recommend Famitracker.

It's totally free, and it'll emulate an NES' soundchip perfectly.


It might look a bit confusing at first, but it's easy to get a hang of.


I like the tunes. They're nice!

lol I AM using Famitracker

[Wolfy]

Can believe I didn't tell you the other day, but maybe peak into looking at Reaper. Totally free, and insanely flexible. It's a bit scary to look at first, but tinker around with it for awhile and it'll become second nature. Just doesn't come with any sounds, so you can use Famitracker as a plug in probably, as well as go fishing for more plugs and soundfonts and such.

[Cola]

lol I AM using Famitracker

My work here is done.

[/_JXJ_\]

Can believe I didn't tell you the other day, but maybe peak into looking at Reaper. Totally free, and insanely flexible. It's a bit scary to look at first, but tinker around with it for awhile and it'll become second nature. Just doesn't come with any sounds, so you can use Famitracker as a plug in probably, as well as go fishing for more plugs and soundfonts and such.

Sounds interesting! I think I'll look into this as well, thanks.

[Cola]

Sounds interesting! I think I'll look into this as well, thanks.

I second Wolfy.Reaper is supercool.

[/_JXJ_\]

So with Reaper you can import instrument plugins or whatever and use those right?