FamiTracker

This is great! I think the bass is a little too loud, but other than that it's awesome. Good job!

Well, it's just some clip from a gay porn movie, remixed into "Pushing Onwards". It's weird, random and funny, that's all

This is pretty good, so far! :) Sometimes the counterpoint, bass can be too loud, so you'll need to turn them a bit for these patterns. Also, I don't know how to feel about the DPCM drums. Maybe I don't remember well, but I think the original had shorter drums. These are a bit too long. Otherwise, t...

Well, by tight, I meant, a bit more organized and I might have also meant faster transitions, but given the nature of this style, I guess that's just a personal preference. (which is weird, considering I love Michael Oldfield's "Tubular Bells", which is technically progressive rock and it'...

Wow! A major improvement since the first tracks you posted here. Good job! I suppose there are some things that could be improved upon. Some notes still don't sound in tune, though it really depends on what other notes you're playing and what you're trying to do; sometimes even if two notes are in t...

This is pretty good for a beginner. All songs have some nice melodies and rhythms, and an interesting sense of humor (never thought I'd be listening to spooky toilet music or songs about MAC AND CHEESE). Overall this is pretty good. For the WIP covers you can expand on the melodies and you can try v...

Sounds pretty good. It would work great in an RPG or even an action sidescroller. It can be a bit quiet at times, though. Still, good job!

Finish it. It's pretty good so far.

Aaah, that soundtrack is so 90s! Awesome! I guess people just found it jarring to hear this in a Sonic game, which is why they bashed it so much? (Aside from bashing the game itself, but that's another story) Anyway, this is an interesting and well-done take of this song. You can feel the resemblanc...

The 2A03 has four pulse waves: 12.5% Pulse, 25% Pulse, 50% Square Wave and 75% Pulse, which is the same as 25%. The VRC6 has 8 duty settings, ranging from 6.25% Pulse to 50% Square Wave. You can emulate all of these with any VST that has PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation). Synth1 has it, but you can also ...