FamiTracker

One thing I've noticed with FT, no matter what version I use, is that the N163 can completely screw up the NSF file when it does certain things. First thing is when using the Vxx effect. Whenever I use it, it, for some reason, makes the noise channel sound...weird. Really weird. Another thing is whe...

A cover of the famous RoboCop title theme from the C64 game. Probably the best N163 cover I've done. I tried to make it sound like a GBC game, sort of like a Stello Doussis or Allister Brimble song.

No offense, but it's still REALLY off in the pitch department. If you want, I could help with that.

Here's the demo tune! Started out with a little Megaman X (Dunno how well I did with that) but I drifted off into something different with the 6/8 switch. Probably one of my shorter tunes.

Awesome job bro, would like to hear more stuff like that If you can. Also I ask you, have you made something like Megaman X soundtracks? Greetings Starting playing Megaman X recently, and I love it's soundtrack. (Capcom's 16-bit stuff was a HUGE step up from their 8-bit stuff!) I wouldn't say I've ...

I'm pretty cool with composing. I've composed quite a few soundtracks with FT. I'd be willing to help!
Another guy also requested a soundtrack that I did, here's the NSF to that.

I would have just set the D counter to 0 instead of applying the Z effect to every individual DPCM note, but other than that, very nice tune! Never liked doing triplets (I would just set the time sig to 6/8 or 3/4 or 9/8 or something like that) but they sound great when done right.

I have a habit of not naming my instruments when I make something. This habit proved very unhelpful when I covered Dancing Mad with only the 2A03 without DPCM . Having 64 instruments named "New Instrument" isn't exactly helpful, so when I was 3/4ths into the cover, I decided to start nami...

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FTM version

That's incredibly catchy! I love the arps as well! Great job!

Covering this was pretty involved (took me just over 8 hours of nonstop work – no piss breaks or lunch breaks – for barely 45 seconds of music), but I pulled it off, and just in time for the FCM9 submission deadline. This is the end result. The MML source contains some interesting commentary, too, ...