2600 times better then any Atari 2600 I've heard so far :)

1-2-3-4
(30+ likes and 700 plays in the last couple of days :o <3 what happened?)

Cover: "festive doodlin" by azurglade
https://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/festive+doodlin/51632/

Made for Battle Of The Bits • Winter Chip XVII • FakeBit
https://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/Sidequest/51976/

Made in Ableton

Thanks for listening <3

Winter Chip XVII - Fakebit

Sidequest

Arrangement Composition: Yoann Turpin. 2019-2022.
Artwork : https://www.deviantart.com/gustavcreativity/art/Disco-kyrby-Fan-art-835456063

Chiptune Song: "How Unique You Are" (Disco Remix)

This remix was made possible by The Almighty Algorithm, as Starlight Festival would show up consistently as a recommendation next to my own songs on Soundcloud. It has such a vibe, and I simply had to drench it in fusion drums and stabby synths. As one does.

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Starlight Festival (by DDRKirby(ISQ))

I had the honor of releasing perhaps the first Atari 2600 tune that is actually in tune - thanks to Aleksi Eeben and his new Star Bars music editor.

Star Bars is an 2 channel Atari 2600 music sequencer and player that runs on Commodore 64. It allows you to export your music as an executable ROM file that runs on an Atari 2600 emulator or on the actual console. 

This tune was recorded on VICE C64 emulator and in PAL mode of the player. This is how I heard it while making it, but it will sound a bit different on a real Atari 2600. I have no way of recording it and the emulators (like Stella) have problems with the sound emulation. Judging from various emulations, the NTSC version sounds better than the PAL version on the Atari 2600 (and vice versa on the C64).

Atari 2600 ROM/emulator file (NTSC) + C64 executables (PAL & NTSC) and Star Bars files at: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/u1xev9agvl03dalvixtrs/h?rlkey=65pigdqcu6mslha0xcf7cjbww&dl=0

Grab the music editor from https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8oqoeix1e0uritf/AABVDX4SxHEzeyBA8gfvLHW7a?dl=0

Tie Tycoon (Atari 2600 / C64)

Based on an old Amiga game song of mine. Done around 1999.

Thousand Tales

vs mode [sega megadrive]

I love this game a bit too much! We had a Dreamcast in the family and I never got to experience Gran Turismo, and this being the closest thing resembling it that I could play... so I played it a lot.

Music kicks ass. Here's my version of the menu theme.

Menu from Metropolis Street Racer

a joyful misery

"Virtual adventures" by zabutom is the second track from SOUNDSHOCK 3: FM FUNK NIRVANA​!​​!, a team album by Ubiktune.

Gear used: Nord Micro Modular, Ableton Operator, VOPM

Writing, production and mixing: zabutom
Mastering engineer: MmcM
Album art: Tsuyoshi Shimokura

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zabutom - virtual adventures

Casiowary

A retro reimagining of a progressive metal track I wrote inspired by bands such as Protest the Hero and Fallujah.
This song was created in FamiTracker using the VRC6 soundchip. A few games known to have used this chip are Akumajou Densetsu (Castlevania III), Esper Dream 2 and Moryo Senki Madara.
Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Super Hoop
Cover art made by Garbage Person www.instagram.com/garbage__person/

DRIFTER (NES)

Chiptunes and Game Music

Commodore Amiga, Commodore 64, NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Atari 2600

Tie Tycoon (Atari 2600 / C64)

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