Great integration of...pacman? Great tune!!

Amiga mods

Toad Returns From The Land Of The Dead

A homage to late 80ties Amiga synthsongs. Created in Pretracker 1.6.
Needs around 4kb chipmem.

Download the 11kb intro for your Amiga computer here:
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=91639

Color Ado [Amiga 500]

Psycho Soldier - Wounded Blue Moon [YM2151 + SegaPCM]

Cheesy listening - Chiptune album.
Play it on your favourite oldschool computer: the Amiga 500
Download executable here:
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=90905

Cheesy listening

Chrispy cheese

Hi! I've been quietly and skeptically studying machine learning for a few years, and this is my first result worth sharing.

What you're hearing is not AI-composed, it's a cover of my own chiptune, created by Riffusion, a spectrogram-finetuned ML model based on Stable Diffusion. No external samples, effects, or synths were used, just the original unaltered NES chip track (https://virt.bandcamp.com/track/the-buzz-in-the-grotto-troupple-pond) and the following text prompt:

"A rocking latin jazz fusion track, recorded 1960, big brass sections, muted trumpet, acoustic guitar, piano montuno, flourishes and high energy throughout, salsa pop dance, it's time to party yeah boiii"

To create a stereo effect, I incremented the seed and the denoising value a tiny bit to create a slightly different mix, and panned these left and right. I suspect the reason it works is that the chiptune was already written to imitate "live instruments" in chip form. The model is eerily good at inferring the same timbre and performance techniques that I was actually trying to go for. 

In other words, you can now write a chiptune as an "MSpaint scaffolding version" and then turn it into amazing future sounds. I named the technique neurochip, and I'd love to hear other people trying it out!

I'll post a guide as soon as I can get some good screenshots of my process and maybe get in touch with the people working on Riffusion.

Neurochip 01 - Buzz in the Grotto

FREE at https://backinblue.ocremix.org !

Back in Blue is the 27th FREE community arrangement album published by OverClocked ReMix and arranges music from Mega Man 9 for the Wii. It features 18 tracks from 15 artists, arranging nearly all of the game's original soundtrack release.

It was made by fans, for fans, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Capcom or Inti Creates; all original compositions and characters are copyright their respective owners.

• Game: Mega Man 9
• Composers: Hiroki Isogai, Ippo Yamada, Ryo Kawakami, Yu Shimoda

• ReMixers: Bill Smith, bLiNd, CarboHydroM, Corran, Cyril the Wolf, DarkeSword, J Damashii, Joshua Morse, Juan Medrano, The Kilgores, k-wix, Main Finger, Mazedude, Rexy, Vurez

Director
• Dustin Kulwicki (k-wix)

Artwork
• Alex Graziano
• Brent Bennett
• Catherine Kolasky
• "Cyrus"
• David Lloyd (djpretzel) - cover edits
• Dustin Kulwicki (k-wix) - site design
• Jean Kolasky
• José the Bronx Rican (José E. Felix) - various video images
• "The Otaku"

Website
• Caleb Winters (Calebyte) - original design
• David Lloyd (djpretzel) - code revision
• Dustin Kulwicki (k-wix) - various assets and layout
• Valérie Legendre (Vilecat) - redesign

Trailer
• José E. Felix (José the Bronx Rican)

Executive Producers
• David W. Lloyd (djpretzel)
• Larry Oji (Liontamer)

Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is ocremix.org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans. OC ReMix operates under the umbrella and sponsorship of Game Music Initiative, Inc, a 501c3 non-profit charitable organization (EIN: 81-4140676).

For interviews, articles, conventions, and soundtrack development with OC ReMix, contact us!
• https://ocremix.org/info/About_Us

PLEASE HELP US STAY RUNNING!

OC ReMix is a non-profit site that provides a ton of free music, which requires tons of bandwidth and a pretty hefty web server.
• https://patreon.com/ocremix
• https://bit.ly/ocrPayPal
• https://ocremix.org/store
• https://gamemusic.org (Game Music Initiative, EIN: 81-4140676)

Mega Man 9: Back in Blue

FREE download

01 Select Hop [Joshua Morse]

Tracker DNA

■Song Title■
FF4 MainTheme

■Composer･Arranger■
Composer　：　NobuoUematsu
Arranger　：　DOON

■Comment■
This is an arranged version of the Final Fantasy 4 main theme.
Similar to the arrangement of FF8's Laguna, I made bold and extensive changes from the original composition.
I felt relieved when I switched to HalionSonic because Nexus strings didn't quite fit the sound I wanted.
The original theme from the game played while roaming around for a long time in the field, trying to obtain summoning items like Goblins and Cockatrices.
I listened to it quite extensively during that time, so I didn't reference the original composition while working on this arrangement.
I apologize if there are any mistakes.
I hope you enjoy listening to it.

■Preset■
MainMelody    Nexus3         Synrhflute
SubMelody     Nexus3         Magic Moment
3rdMelody     Nexus3         Ballad Epiano 3
E.Piano       Nexus3         Electric Piano
A.Guitar      Nexus3         Acoustic Steel
Plucked       Nexus3         Emotions
Bass          Nexus3         Analog Bass 2
Drum          Nexus3         Demo Drum 1(Tropical House 3)
DrumCymbal    Nexus3         Cymbals & Percussion
Strings       HALionSonic3   [GM 005] Electric Piano 1
Strings       HALionSonic3   Vintage Strings

FF4 MainTheme(DOON's Arrange)

Interphace - Nexus 7, Taken from the demo 'Nexus 7'

Interphace - Nexus 7

15 : Hybris - Ingame - Paul Van Der Valk (1988)

Mick Black (Retro Version Phase 3)

An Amiga mod made with Protracker 2.3d (8BitBubsy's port)

Used in MoDS Volume 2 musicdisk by Resistance and Desire, presented at Deadline 2018 demoparty http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=78482

Download module from AMP: http://amp.dascene.net/downmod.php?index=149788

Disk Validator

This is probably a phase but I can't stop making this stuff!

Hatzenbach

Chinese Dream

Galaxy

Remix of the Amiga demo track called "Hyperbased" from Enigma/ Phenomena
Original Amiga Module by Firefox and Tip

15 : Hybris - Ingame - Paul Van Der Valk (1988)

Masters Of Chiptune

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