thanks for the great info re: chiptune. nice chiptune too

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[Piano Solo] Final Fantasy XIV- A Realm Reborn ~ Ul'dah Theme (Night)

A little MashUp of the Battle Theme from Final Fantasy XIII

Blinded by Light composed by Masashi Hamauzu

The Final Fantasy Soundtrack is copyrighted by Square Enix


Masashi Hamauzu - Blinded by Light [FF XIII Battle Theme] (180 Bpm MaShUp Mix)

A rock remix of the Ultima Weapon theme from Final Fantasy XIV 2.0 A Realm Reborn.

Final Fantasy XIV - Ultima Weapon Theme (Rock Remix)

"Battle! Frontier Brain" Remix (Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum)

A remix  (or interpretation for an extreme mode) of the theme from 'The Singularity Reactor' from Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward. 

Final Fantasy XIV - The Singularity Reactor (Extreme Edition)

Just like Tengu Man's track from the same game, this is another favorite of mine. This time I wanted to get more "action hard rock" feel. The way this turned out kinda reminded me of old 90's anime intro's for some reason. Hope you enjoy this! 

Mega Man and Bass - Pirate Man (Guitar Remix)

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FINAL FANTASY XIV - Answers (Piano Cover)

The second phase theme for Zurvan, in glorious Nintendo Edutainment System sounds. This is not playing on real hardware, but the track itself follows NES restrictions and someone with a lot of free time on their hands could punch this into FamiTracker.

What does NES/Famicom chiptune mean exactly? Using chiptune samples or an analog synth producing some basic waveform does not a chiptune make; while "8-bit sounds" or "chiptune sounds" are quite popular these days, a chiptune is something that is coming out of or would be faithfully reproducible on some specific sound chip. For example, in this case, we'd be talking about the Ricoh 2A03 chip, which used to power the sound of a NTSC NES. Each chip has its own distinct sound, together with their own set of limitations. Then again, part of the fun with chiptunes is making the most out of the limitations you have.

For example, the 2A03 has only two pulse channels, one triangle channel, one noise channel, one DPCM channel, mono output, no polyphony, final destination. On the other hand, having less channels doesn't necessarily mean more limitations - the SID chip in the C64 is pretty amazing in the right hands. SID has only three channel against 2A03's five, but they're much more flexible than what the 2A03 provides and you can get more out of them. NES channels are quite rigid in that they can only output one type of waveform. Compare two tracks with two different chips:

NES (Ricoh 2A03): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEFot2rThho
C64 (SID 6581): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1AeBgalFZk

So tl;dr while this is not running on a real NES, this track could be reproduced pretty faithfully on one. :)

Zurvan (Final Fantasy XIV) (NES/Famicom chiptune)

悪魔城ドラキュラX 血の輪廻(Castlevania: Rondo of Blood) 
乾坤の血族（DIVINE BLOODLINES） Arrange

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乾坤の血族（DIVINE BLOODLINES） Arrange

YouTube: https://youtu.be/LKTSmwlsdMk
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/4jrspzv7rqrybm9/%5BMilky%5D+Rivers+in+the+Desert.mp3

✦Original:
Shoji Meguro feat. Lyn - Rivers in the Desert
Game: Persona 5 (http://p5.kochmedia.com/de.html?gclid=CjwKEAjw8ZzHBRCUwrrV59XinXUSJADSTE5knwB6tLg14jh4kHnmnNlGKVhaCxnPtACw6XIe_fkg1RoC0w3w_wcB#top)
Persona Artwork by Shigenori Soejima

Persona 5 OST

Rivers in the Desert (Cover)

Sonic Rush 3D -Psuedo paradise-remix

I only rip from videos that have ripped music

Calamari Inkantation (Beta Mix) - Splatoon

ZeroRanger - Despair (Sped Up)

Mamorukun Curse! - Lost Wind [Meikai Katsugeki Version]

God Shattering PK Starstorm

The Agito Uprising (Legend Difficulty) Phase 1 Extended

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Zurvan (Final Fantasy XIV) (NES/Famicom chiptune)

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