FamiTracker

After weeks of trying to mock ZUN's iconic style used in many of the Touhou Project games, I finally figured out on how to write Touhou-styled music. This post isn't a music theory class but is a breakthrough on how ZUN writes the music for his games. Part 1: Selecting your chip ZUN mainly uses the ...

Thanks for the feedback.

Hey, Driller here again. Here I come with another cover from Touhou 5: Mystic Square . This is the final stage theme, before the fight with Shinki. Again, since there was no MIDI for me to copy from, I had to do it by ear (do not expect this to be perfectly accurate, but if you notice any mistakes, ...

I agree with that, but I wouldn't use it. Generally, I'm no expert in music theory here, but I can break this down for you. For almost every song I cover, I usually try to guess the key the song is written in just by examining the notes in a MIDI file using a MIDI editor. Just recently, I covered th...

It appears to be the notes you mentioned are the same ones used for the bass drum and some snare instruments used in the PC-98 Touhou games.

Here's another cover from The Real Driller using the Namco N163 chip.

Hey. Driller again. Yes, there's a MIDI version of Witching Dream. However, there's no accurate version unless you convert it to .s3m format and export it as MIDI. I covered this song using the Namco N163 module, basing it off of KuroBit's cover, which used the VRC7 module. Asides from the instrumen...

So yeah, I attended prom last night and this should've played. I was hoping for All Star to play, but sadly, that never happened. Yeah, some of Nintendo's composers make really excellent ballroom music (i.e. waltz numbers). So, this is what would've sounded if Super Mario Galaxy came out on the NES,...

I made another cover from Touhou 5: Mystic Square.

I want a video tutorial for that.