Hardest 5 channel beat of my life

now somehow 18 channels
(btw I made this like half a year ago and I just now thought about uploading it somewhere)

Plok! - Boss Cover

i dont know a lot about this track but what i do know is that you can hear it in pizza tower frenzy worlds.

i have no idea who made this song.

a version of Unexpectancy

PLAY KIPIDON: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2578160/KIPIDON/

ClascyJitto - Nat Codec

Looks like it might storm, man.

I've been itching to cover a symfonikev song for years. His original Mega Man-style tunes were one of my biggest inspirations for getting started in chiptune, and he's still putting out new music to this day.

This is a cover of Kev's Stage 32, with some elements of Warheart's cover as well.

Original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkQAW2viwJA

DNM: https://drive.google.com/file/d/105tKldKY3Fd0jwJOBbhpy-DmY2urW74t/view
NSF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L2g2lFqQPqwUHQoGnc39ERr1EwDempkk/view


YouTube: https://youtu.be/0upymEBmZss

symfonikev (Kevvviiinnn) - Stage 32 [VRC6]

Howdy Sonic dudes, a few weeks ago I accidentally forgot to include "The Air" version of Windy Valley so this was earlier requested by SPIRAL (Aka MrSonicfan1997) and I wanted to thank him for the request because this was one of the many covers I've wanted to work on for sometime. 

Please be sure to share this with your friends and fam and let em know what's going on and what I do as a musician.

WINDY VALLEY THE AIR - Sonic Adventure (Soft Rock Cover)

XTRCT 001 / live - Celome

Critical thinking

Insert Coin is a 5-track EP built like a retro-futuristic video game soundtrack for the dancefloor — a concept record where each track becomes a new level, a new challenge, a new emotional state.

Inspired by late-night arcades, glitching CRT screens, and the high-stakes drama of boss fights, Insert Coin blends the nostalgia of 90s club culture with the energy of modern italo-trance and indie dance. The sonic palette merges punchy trance arps, analog basslines, and cinematic pads — all sculpted exclusively with the native instruments of Ableton Live 12 Suite, giving the EP a cohesive, raw yet polished identity.

Each track is structured like a level in a game:

You start with the flashing lights and the shy energy of the title track Insert Coin, an opening screen full of anticipation.

You ride into the night with Night Driver, where dreamy arpeggios and strobe-lit percussion echo the sensation of speeding through digital rain.

Level Up delivers euphoric peaks and analog bass, a moment of triumph and forward motion.
Things take a darker turn with You're Big Boss, a high-tension EBM-infused duel with twisted synth leads and breaky drums.

Finally, Game Over closes the journey with a melancholic yet driving rhythm — a reminder that endings can be just as powerful as beginnings.

More than a collection of tracks, Insert Coin is a tribute to a certain vision of dance music: one where club sounds tell stories, where retro aesthetics meet physical grooves, and where emotion is coded into every MIDI message.

The project is a love letter to Italo, trance, and video games — and to every dancer who ever dreamed with their eyes closed on a dark floor.

Game Over

Track by: @xinos1 / @bloss0m-music
Character Represented: King Slime

King Slime has awoken! Hailing from the Terraria series, this big blue ball of royal gel is here to represent his kind. Slimes may not be the strongest species, far from it, but their immense strength comes in numbers. The king believes that his people, no, common enemies as a whole have been disregarded for far too long, and he sees it as his mission to give all the low level enemies and early game bosses the voice they deserve! Vote for King Slime for tracks featuring songs from sandbox games, Terraria tracks, primary enemy battle themes, and primary/early game boss themes.

Sources:
- Songs from Terraria and The Calamity Extra Music Mod (Boss 1, Corruption, Moonlord, Playing With Firepower, It Sees Everything, etc.)
- Songs from games in the Sandbox genre (Little Big Planet, Starbound, original songs from Super Mario Maker, Rimworld, etc.)
- Generic battle themes from video games (Battle! Wild Pokemon, Come on Again! From Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga, Enemy Approaching from UNDERTALE, etc.)
- Songs related to royalty and the color blue (ASGORE, Royals by Lorde, Blue by Eiffel 65, Dancing Queen by ABBA, etc.)

Songs used:
YIIK - Into The Mind (Primary Enemy/Mini-Boss/Boss Theme)
Undertale - Enemy Approaching (Primary Enemy/Mini-Boss/Boss Theme)
Undertale - Stronger Monsters (Primary Enemy/Mini-Boss/Boss Theme)
Deltarune - Rude Buster (Primary Enemy/Mini-Boss/Boss Theme)

The Toby Fox Generic Battle Theme Medley

So I've been working on this for a little bit during spare time here and there, now I have a viable FL setup again, and.. I have no idea what I want to do with it. I'm happy with this part, but the problem with Sky Base is it's so short. 

I've tried tying in some other tracks here, like Sonic 2 GG's boss music, but.. I dunno. I want something that's not going to take it over either(!)

So here's this for now, as I never post anything. I may delete it at some point, such as when I work out just what I want to do here.

Sky Base... Something

Cinossu