And if you paulstretch your song, you can squeeze an hour-long ambient album out of it.
This is cool. Feels like it's got a sort of measured swagger to it, if that makes any sense.

And if you paulstretch your song, you can squeeze an hour-long ambient album out of it. :D This is cool. Feels like it's got a sort of measured swagger to it, if that makes any sense.

Fat and smashy!

Fat and smashy!

I like this a lot, especially the drums! Great work

I like this a lot, especially the drums! Great work

I feel like you're creating a new music genre. This has the signature voice of your generator mixed with heavy guitars. It is a distant cousin of Indus metal, with more birds and lighter sound. Indus chiptune metal? I am not sure how to name it but I sure enjoy it. I'd play a game with that a as a soundtrack.

I feel like you're creating a new music genre. This has the signature voice of your generator mixed with heavy guitars. It is a distant cousin of Indus metal, with more birds and lighter sound. Indus chiptune metal? I am not sure how to name it but I sure enjoy it. I'd play a game with that a as a soundtrack.

Banger!! Nice work

Banger!! Nice work :)

plug it in, plug it in

plug it in, plug it in

yeah this is some sweet chiptune metal big and stompin'

yeah this is some sweet chiptune metal big and stompin'

You can, it is, it does, and it does. A lot of power in this one.

Those strings don't strum themselves.

They're fine drums, they're from the Timbres of Heaven soundfont.

I think just chip metal works? Though there are a great many variants of metal, so take your pick.

She did great, and maybe someday we can perform this live. It's a tricky one to do though, lots of slides and fancy rhythmic footwork.

That's what she said? I don't think she did, but she'd get a kick out of it.

Tasty candy, pounds like a truck. Exactly what it should be.

- Devieus

[quote=levelcapybara]And if you paulstretch your song, you can squeeze an hour-long ambient album out of it. :D This is cool. Feels like it's got a sort of measured swagger to it, if that makes any sense.[/quote] You can, it is, it does, and it does. A lot of power in this one. [quote=ScanianWolf]Fat and smashy! [/quote] Those strings don't strum themselves. [quote=DonutShoes]I like this a lot, especially the drums! Great work[/quote] They're fine drums, they're from the Timbres of Heaven soundfont. [quote=Kedbreak136]I feel like you're creating a new music genre. This has the signature voice of your generator mixed with heavy guitars. It is a distant cousin of Indus metal, with more birds and lighter sound. Indus chiptune metal? I am not sure how to name it but I sure enjoy it. I'd play a game with that a as a soundtrack.[/quote] I think just chip metal works? Though there are a great many variants of metal, so take your pick. [quote=Mission Crossing]Banger!! Nice work :)[/quote] She did great, and maybe someday we can perform this live. It's a tricky one to do though, lots of slides and fancy rhythmic footwork. [quote=blighters_rock]plug it in, plug it in[/quote] That's what she said? I don't think she did, but she'd get a kick out of it. [quote=orangedrink]yeah this is some sweet chiptune metal big and stompin'[/quote] Tasty candy, pounds like a truck. Exactly what it should be. - Devieus

Crunchy geetar with that melody gave me medieval 8bit rpg vibes.  Like I just entered a secret room where the secret courting dance begins   Yais i like!

Crunchy geetar with that melody gave me medieval 8bit rpg vibes. Like I just entered a secret room where the secret courting dance begins :) Yais i like!

The halftime feel on this one is great.  I beginning to love chipmetal! Thanks for sharing!

The halftime feel on this one is great. I beginning to love chipmetal! Thanks for sharing!

I like the tempo. It has a heroic pride. Let me know when you play live.

I like the tempo. It has a heroic pride. Let me know when you play live.

It does, in a sense, feel like a sequel to the previous song. Maybe we can pivot to that.

Spread the good word, everyone must know.

I will. No clue when or where, I don't even know where to start.

- Devieus

[quote=Tone Matrix]Crunchy geetar with that melody gave me medieval 8bit rpg vibes. Like I just entered a secret room where the secret courting dance begins :) Yais i like! [/quote] It does, in a sense, feel like a sequel to the previous song. Maybe we can pivot to that. [quote=Monstrosus]The halftime feel on this one is great. I beginning to love chipmetal! Thanks for sharing![/quote] Spread the good word, everyone must know. [quote=Q-Rosh]I like the tempo. It has a heroic pride. Let me know when you play live.[/quote] I will. No clue when or where, I don't even know where to start. - Devieus

Duration-wise this would fit on Napalm Death's "Scum" album. Guitar-wise, it might, too, actually!

Duration-wise this would fit on Napalm Death's "Scum" album. Guitar-wise, it might, too, actually!

I don't know them, but I'll take it. We are looking to make them longer, so maybe the tempo has to go down even more.
- Devieus

[quote=rplktr]Duration-wise this would fit on Napalm Death's "Scum" album. Guitar-wise, it might, too, actually![/quote] I don't know them, but I'll take it. We are looking to make them longer, so maybe the tempo has to go down even more. - Devieus

love the heaviness of those guitars, would love to hear this with some big ol speakers instead of headphones. really fun juxtaposition with the chip leads

love the heaviness of those guitars, would love to hear this with some big ol speakers instead of headphones. really fun juxtaposition with the chip leads

Oh wow, I don't think I've listened to enough chip metal before, because this frigging ROCKS! The heavily distorted guitar pairs so nicely with the NES sounding bleeps. Wonderfully done!

Oh wow, I don't think I've listened to enough chip metal before, because this frigging ROCKS! The heavily distorted guitar pairs so nicely with the NES sounding bleeps. Wonderfully done!

This put a smile on my face.

This put a smile on my face.

Fun stuff!

Fun stuff!

The guitars somehow fit perfectly with the bleeps, really like this!

The guitars somehow fit perfectly with the bleeps, really like this!

Birdcore - the new genre

[quote=Kedbreak136]I feel like you're creating a new music genre. This has the signature voice of your generator mixed with heavy guitars. It is a distant cousin of Indus metal, with more birds and lighter sound. Indus chiptune metal? I am not sure how to name it but I sure enjoy it. I'd play a game with that a as a soundtrack.[/quote] Birdcore - the new genre

You and me both. Perhaps in concert even.

We've learned it's very underpopulated, but also very appreciated, so we're good making a niche and expanding it.

Yay!

Yay!!

Yay!!!

Yea, chipmetal really hits different.

Birdcore Chip Metal.

- Raioh

[quote=ddmm64]love the heaviness of those guitars, would love to hear this with some big ol speakers instead of headphones. really fun juxtaposition with the chip leads [/quote] You and me both. Perhaps in concert even. [quote=jegasus]Oh wow, I don't think I've listened to enough chip metal before, because this frigging ROCKS! The heavily distorted guitar pairs so nicely with the NES sounding bleeps. Wonderfully done! [/quote] We've learned it's very underpopulated, but also very appreciated, so we're good making a niche and expanding it. [quote=MDY]This put a smile on my face. [/quote] Yay! [quote=agesixracer515]Fun stuff![/quote] Yay!! [quote=krig]The guitars somehow fit perfectly with the bleeps, really like this![/quote] Yay!!! Yea, chipmetal really hits different. [quote=NWSPR][quote=Kedbreak136]I feel like you're creating a new music genre. This has the signature voice of your generator mixed with heavy guitars. It is a distant cousin of Indus metal, with more birds and lighter sound. Indus chiptune metal? I am not sure how to name it but I sure enjoy it. I'd play a game with that a as a soundtrack.[/quote] Birdcore - the new genre[/quote] Birdcore Chip Metal. - Raioh

what if power sockets chirped like birds?

[img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia1.tenor.com%2Fimages%2F5b21e0793c0839e5bbffb7cb4bf65784%2Ftenor.gif%3Fitemid%3D5129330&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=4445bc418c480ddcf98c23e68c924a3e2d01bd0ad6ca4cc559e7cb2c76b8dbfe&ipo=images[/img] what if power sockets chirped like birds?

Chewy guitar tone.  Sounds like music that Dwarves would listen to while drinking on the job. 

Chewy guitar tone. Sounds like music that Dwarves would listen to while drinking on the job.

We'd have a big problem.

I very much doubt that, because they always drink on the job and diggy diggy hole exists.

- Spider

[quote=emily][img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia1.tenor.com%2Fimages%2F5b21e0793c0839e5bbffb7cb4bf65784%2Ftenor.gif%3Fitemid%3D5129330&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=4445bc418c480ddcf98c23e68c924a3e2d01bd0ad6ca4cc559e7cb2c76b8dbfe&ipo=images[/img] what if power sockets chirped like birds? [/quote] We'd have a big problem. [quote=PantherMountain]Chewy guitar tone. Sounds like music that Dwarves would listen to while drinking on the job. [/quote] I very much doubt that, because they always drink on the job and diggy diggy hole exists. - Spider