Past to Present is the 2nd original album by EliteFerrex.

Available on Bandcamp, Google Play Music, iTunes, and more!
Bandcamp: http://eliteferrex.bandcamp.com/album/past-to-present
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/EliteFerrex_Past_to_Present?id=Bo6iyctvjscdl5zykchzsjynsmq&hl=en
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ky/album/past-to-present/id983499409

Past to Present

8-Bit Inferno (Bonus Track 1)

if you have an issue with anything i have posted, just dm me and I'll take it down.

I only make remixes n stuff as a hobby, uploading will be at random (I'm also working full time so h)

Hello! I'm a new music producer that just enjoys this as a hobby. I like to see what I can do to do better, and enjoy watching streams of people who seem to understand the material a bit better than I do. 
I mostly play with chiptune, but I'm not that great at mastering levels and such, so I'm on the lookout for someone with some experience so I can shadow them for a bit-- This whole thing is kept together by duct tape. 
Nice meeting you!

EliteFerrex is a legacy gaming and electronic musician based in Southern California. He composes 8-bit and 16-bit, electronic, and orchestral music.

He first started producing music in 2006 at age 17, using FL Studio 6, and began uploading content on the Audio Portal of user-created content giant Newgrounds.com in March of 2007, creating video game music covers from classic series such as Mega Man, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Donkey Kong Country. He attributes his desire to create music in legacy gaming style to childhood experience with the NES, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and other platforms whose music has become the stuff of retro gaming legend.

The primary form of his work stems from the creation of "limitless" 8-bit and 16-bit music, which uses retro synthesizers to utilize classic 8-bit and 16-bit sound with the expanded capabilities of modern production software to overcome the traditional hardware audio limitations of classic gaming consoles, allowing expansion of the genre, and achieving a more diverse spectrum of musical composition.