Stage 1 theme for a game that may or may not exist some day.

Ascend The Stone Spire

This song started off as a remix of this tune: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Aj4qv2sziA However, it quickly evolved into something else. Please give both this song and the amazing original a listen. Groovemaster and I had a great time with this, and he also has uploaded a finished version of "Weird Step" entitled Galactic Whirlpool. Check out it! :D https://soundcloud.com/groovemaster303/galactic-whirlpool-feat-jredd

So Ruff So Tuff Sega Mix (Featuring Groovemaster303).MP3

Born from this thread:
http://famitracker.com/forum/posts.php?page=1&id=5805&sort=
We'd like to present you one of the biggest and coolest Famitracker collaborations of all time.

Download links:
FTM - https://www.mediafire.com/?z7flwrmzjf3pouv
MP3 - http://mfi.re/listen/032hk9eabdfa9zl/The_Baby_Stereo_Mixed.mp3
FLAC - http://www.mediafire.com/download/9p9grwdwijl2d34/The+Baby+Stereo+Mixed.flac

Artists (in order of adding bulids):
sparkyrogers - creator of this thread - frames 01-03, 15-1C, 2E-34, and 41-43.
Zaalan3
VinylScratch - frames 08-0B and 23-27
plrusek - frames  0C-0D, 1F-22 and 39-40
TEHMEGAMASTAH - created this stereo mix version - frames 0E-13 (bassline, drums, and second solo)
CheeseGuy99
poodlecock - ("Too lazy to find the frame numbers.")
Im_a_Track_Man - frames 1D-1E minus the lead
RedScarf - frames 35-38
Milos - frames 27-2D
GoldenShower - helped with extending row size - frame 00

Famitracker Forum V.A. - The Baby (stereo mixed)

Made with Deflemask.
http://www.deflemask.com/

.VGM file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bqoWChON7MUAgIHOzxd_hexo6JB_QibO/view?usp=drivesdk

Neo Vibes (YM2151+PCM)

Here's a new NES tune in Deflemask with 7 bit PCM drums. Enjoy!

Bipolar Embers (Winter Chip XII)

Here's a fun Sega Master System tune. Done in VGM Music Maker, as usual :). Grab it here! http://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/Blip+Skip/23872/

Download from BOTB!

Blip Skip (Sega Master System) (Winter Chip XII)

Here is a little intro tune I made for my buddy Ed's new podcast " The VGMbassy".  For the soundcloud version I extended it just a tad and added something of an ending to it rather than it being a loop at the end.

In this first show he and his friend Emily from the VGM Jukebox podcast talk about the music of the Ecco The Dolphin series. Check it out here!

http://thevgmbassy.com/2018/07/01/episode-01-echoes-of-ecco-with-emily/

Grab the VGM file!

VGMbassy Podcast Theme

An original composition from your dudes at The Mad Gear!

My Name Is The Wind

An original tune from our own Shreddy Krueger!

Nebuli

Hi. It's a 6-channels song for one SID chip (6581). 
Composed in 2019 on The C64 Mini and recorded from it. 

The song is kind of a test I made to check out two things: 
- is the Polyanna tracker for C64 any good? Yes. It can play 8 channels or 6 channels on one SID chip, on a regular Commodore 64 (the old SID is required). 
- is The C64 Mini computer any good? Yes. Most of the stuff - including sound - works much better that I expected. 

As for the Polyanna tracker by Aleksi Eeben - here are a few words from the programmer: 

"
Polyanna is a 8-channel music editor for Commodore 64. It plays 3 regular SID channels together with 5 emulated SID channels on a stock machine. Old SID chip (6581) is required. The mixer is based on Sid Vicious, a SID emulator I wrote for VIC 20 in 2006. For optimal performance the emulated channels in Polyanna are optimized for pulse waveform only. Pulse width
modulation and envelopes are of course supported, although they're rough. Don't expect too much! :) There is also an optional 6-channel mode with improved sound quality:
- 8 channels: 3 regular SID + 5 emulated channels @4.4kHz
- 6 channels: 3 regular SID + 3 emulated channels @7.7kHz
"

As for The C64 Mini, I like the machine; it's good for games; it's also kind of good for making stuff: although the disk-drive speed is more/less the same like on the original C64 (You can speed it up a bit but sometimes it may cause problems with loading, so anyway I use the standard floppy speed only) - however here You have also 4 slots for snapshots, for each diskette. Instant saving / loading the song while composing is a very nice & useful feature. Really comfortable. When You finished composing - You can normally save the final song into the diskette (the *.d64 file) and move it anywhere - into an emulator, into a real diskdrive and the original C64 - and so on. 

So anyway - some more 'crunchy' sound sometimes - isn't any faulty procedure of the C64 Mini SID - Aleksi says it sounds the same way on the original C64 (and it doesn't work at all on the C64 with a new SID, we checked it out already). 
Also - it might sound even better but I made the song in a wrong way - being corrected by Aleksi too late :) - he said that it's more reasonable to use low sounds on the emulated channels and high pitch sounds on the hardware channels. Which I might figure out by myself if I only took this effort to read the instruction, haha (the "7.7kHz" fragment might give me a clue ;-) ). 

You can notice the problems with keepin' tempo too, hehe. But this sound-engine is really a killer for the Commodore, hehe. The computer does what it can. 

I dedicated this song to my Kate because she is a mathematician by penchant - and a programmer by profession, so she can appreciate how tired the 986 Hz processor is, playing this stuff (yes, I use PAL). :-P
Also, she likes 80s style of music. :-)

Yerzmyey - Kate (The C64 Mini song)

Here is a quick tune I threw together for a 1 hour battle over on BOTB. You can download it here! https://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/Weeee%21.mp3/33733/

Ascend The Stone Spire

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