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Chiptune! Vol.2

Jimbo's Rampage

Mix 3

Zingeroo

if Voyage were an RPG, this would either be a battle theme or a miniboss theme. either way, it's a one-off track with nothing behind it, save for a particular motif.

it does have some lore, but i won't be revealing anything about that until much later.

Descent

sometimes, you get the feeling that you need to explode into a nothingness that constantly consumes. supermassive. looming. impending.

ferrofluid - 64657363656E74 -the plummet-

Verplex - Save Them

watch the youtube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e66xQ8mb6xU

THE NEFARIOUS MR. BARNACLE INSTRUMENTAL

Zero-Gravity Love

The Coffee Zone

Penguins Of The Apocalypse [VRC6]

Ultimately, one of my favorite remixes of this theme. 

Kitsune^2 Goodnight (Ducktales - The Moon Remix)

Yellow, Magenta, Cyan and Black (theme of YMCK)

Soundtrack for an unreleased Game Boy Color game, composed in the year 2000. It was one of my latests soundtracks for Game Boy Color. Unfortunately the game was never published, though it was one of the most amazing racing games ever made for the console!

Radikal Bikers - complete soundtrack (GBC, ~2000, unreleased)

Artificial Intelligence Bomb

Short tune composed and dedicated to friends Hannah and Robin, NES style.

First chiptune in many years! Using the sound set I created for Music On - Retro Keyboard, with sounds of my NES soundtracks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2rb3YwU5dM

Hannah & Robin (NES style)

Lancer

Chaos King

THE WORLD REVOLVING

Cliffs

Checker Dance

A chill little jam I thought I might share.

Guitar, Game Boy, and Casio SA-46, recorded straight to Zoom R16.

Lazy Sunday Afternoon

In the late nineties I did several soundtracks for the games of Velez & Dubail, published by Infogrames. At first I would also do the sountrack for Wacky Races, but they needed a really fast sound driver, as the game would be some of the most advanced ever for the console (just check it, it's amazing). Unfortunately my driver was too slow for what they needed, and writing a new and faster one was far out of schedule and budget.

The tracks you hear are the first test, just to check if the game could deal with the sound driver CPU consumption. The tunes only use 2 channels (+ noise), as one entire channel had to be reserved for the sound of the car engine. They use many stereo effects, so be sure to put your headphones on.

In the end the job went to Manfred Linzner who did a wonderful work.

Wacky Races - test tracks (GBC, 1999, unreleased)

Fougasse Au Olives

Molten Moonlight

Mystical Water

Saucisse Purée

A music I created for a game jam entry:
https://ectomorphe.itch.io/meat-a-morphose

Meat-A-Morphose: Pillars

Soundtrack for Ronaldo V-Football and UEFA 2000 soccer games for the Game Boy.

UEFA 2000 shares some sound flavour to my soundtrack for V-Rally. For Ronaldo I tried to compose something more festive, with some inspiration from my favourite game musician :-)

Ronaldo V-Football + UEFA 2000 (Game Boy, 1999~2000)

art by @addicted2electronics-2
new name by @user-501255918

i have a feeling this is gonna get no views

edit: shiiiiit i guess i was wrong, ty

https://soundcloud.com/oofkey/burnt-dogs-iii

from coloUrs and mayhem: Universe A, released 02 April 2012 
Violet Prince by DJ 最テー 

Art by Whimzu at whimzu.tumblr.com

Violet Prince

Remastered version!
Mr Death originally intended this to be a Sailor Moon cover but then I jumped in and it became a bit different. :) Hope you enjoy!
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mrdeath & dualtrax - cosmic moon power (2002)

My first commercial tune for the Game Boy, released in the US as Cool Ball.

The game was only 32k in size (just like Bomb Jack) but very entertaining. It only had this tune and a small jingle for the game over. I was doing the mandatory military service and composed this tune in a weekend off.

I remember how amazed I was about the new possibilities of the Game Boy sound (specially the noise channel and the pseudo stereo), compared to the 8 bit computers I used until then!

Pop Up / Cool Ball (Game Boy, 1991)

Composed in 1999. Rearranged in 2009.

Impulse Tracker format (.IT) Get the file from here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wppduvst8r84kg5/futurekitchen.it?dl=0

Future Kitchen

Game Boys, Casios for kids, noiseboxes, obscure software, other things most people do not use to make music. I like the challenge!

You are free to use my music in videos/streams/etc, just link me and (preferably) drop me an email :-)

Lazy Sunday Afternoon

Purely Grey