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And the world also starts today (N163)

Another piece to Math album. Some kind of dubstep? I don't know, but I know that I prefer making faster pieces.

Sinus (2A03+VRC6+MMC5+N163+FDS+VRC7)

Song 3 of the FTM. 
Original by Yoko Shimomura and covered by me using the NES/ Famicom's internal RP2a03 soundchip plus 6 channels of the Namco 163. Wave output of FamiTracker version 0.4.2.

MP3: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzYFmL8hMnKwNzlxcDhQeUxGcmc/edit?usp=sharing
FTM: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzYFmL8hMnKwRWpsWllwQmRHams/edit?usp=sharing

Mario & Luigi- Superstar Saga- Teehee Valley [6-N163]

Submitted for Famicompo 10, achieved 76th place out of 185 entries.

Pushing Onwards [5-N163]

A song from +tek which is more than 3 minutes long!? CAN'T BE!

Indescribable Feelings (N163) (2013)

Final Fantasy 6 - Searching For Friends (2A03+VRC6)

The proof that dubstep was created in 1992 by Jeroen Tel.

Overlord - Title Screen [2A03 + 1x N163]

Happy New Year everyone! What better way to kick off the year 2014 then by uploading one of the best final battle music themes to have ever been written (or rather, one of my personal favourites). The only thing I loved about the Zeromus fight was the music. Zeromus as a boss was almost too cheap, Nuking and Black Holing everything in plain sight. Such a nightmare if you didn't prepare for it! For this rendition, I re-created the piece as if Final Fantasy IV was a Famicom game as opposed to a Super Famicom game. I'm sure Americans of an older generation will remember this game as being their SNES Final Fantasy II (with VI subsequently being SNES III). I'd like to think it works rather well, in particular, using clever switching in the PCM/FM channels for pseudo-OPL high quality crash symbol sampling akin to what you'd hear on more advanced hardware (such as the Megadrive's YM2612/DAC output).

Sequenced by Koretetsu. The original was composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

Final Fantasy IV - Final Battle (VRC7)

"I guess he'll never feel the same way…"

My only entry into this year's Spring Tracks comp held on Battle of the Bits.

Uses 2a03 + 6 channels of N163, over-clocked to 224Hz (so this can't be played on real hardware, sadly).

The Coffee Zone

Hopeless Romantic [N163, 224Hz]

Take them off! They are too cute!
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A late birthday gift for my friend, Yauriko. I just hope, she'll like it.

Too Many Cats! (Yauriko's Theme; 4-N163)

First entry to Summer Chip IV on battleofthebits.

Hit the Ground Running

Another Daft Punk remix.

Warheart's "ÜberTracker" build; Namco expansion, 5 channels.

FTM: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57567486/Something%20About%20Us%20%5B5-N163%5D.nsf

NSF: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57567486/Something%20About%20Us%20%5B5-N163%5D.nsf

Daft Punk - Something About Us [5-N163, ÜberTracker]

Just making some sounds for a made up game.

Rinda no Shiro OST - Final Boss (Battle) (Famicom, VRC6)

Shadow Dancer - Stages 3-2 & 5-1 (N163)

A cover of the final boss music to the Nintendo DS game, Keroro RPG. This track was entered into Famicompo Mini 9.

Keroro RPG - Final Boss [FamiTracker VRC6]

A cover of the second opening music to Accel World, Burst the Gravity.

Burst the Gravity (Unfinished) [FamiTracker N163-8]

8bit cover I made with Famitracker (N163). The original song is "Unfinished" by Kotoko.

Kotoko - Unfinished [Famitracker Cover] [N163]

Cybernoid II (N163)

Another short, this time about dividing. It's tough.


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John Pyper