Love it. Gets me pumped!

Love it. Gets me pumped!

Chiptune glory !!! How come this is "fake"... I want a Lotus Turbo sprit with this tune ON TAPE, gas tank full

Chiptune glory !!! How come this is "fake"... I want a Lotus Turbo sprit with this tune ON TAPE, gas tank full :)

Thanks!

"Fakebit" is basically chiptunes produced using modern synthesizers in a DAW instead of an actual or simulated chip in a tracker. There was a huge controversy over the "authenticity" of it a while ago, so I try to avoid attracting any lingering ire by clearly labeling my chippy stuff as fakebit.

Thanks! :) [quote=laguna]Chiptune glory !!! How come this is "fake"... I want a Lotus Turbo sprit with this tune ON TAPE, gas tank full :)[/quote] "Fakebit" is basically chiptunes produced using modern synthesizers in a DAW instead of an actual or simulated chip in a tracker. There was a [i]huge[/i] controversy over the "authenticity" of it a while ago, so I try to avoid attracting any lingering ire by clearly labeling my chippy stuff as fakebit.

Yes, I knew that since I'm also an avid defender of fake methods. I've seen those threads on Chipmusic.org calling all Plohue Bidule's Chipsounds "posers"... I have my c64s and Gameboys and one Twisted Electron's AY3, but I think you could also get some raw wavetables in any sampler and achieve the same sound and feeling. It's a matter of skills and you definetely got a lot of that

Tools are just a mean to an end, so I insist: there's nothing fake here IMHO

[quote=mint pixel]Thanks! :) [quote=laguna]Chiptune glory !!! How come this is "fake"... I want a Lotus Turbo sprit with this tune ON TAPE, gas tank full :)[/quote] "Fakebit" is basically chiptunes produced using modern synthesizers in a DAW instead of an actual or simulated chip in a tracker. There was a [i]huge[/i] controversy over the "authenticity" of it a while ago, so I try to avoid attracting any lingering ire by clearly labeling my chippy stuff as fakebit.[/quote] Yes, I knew that since I'm also an avid defender of fake methods. I've seen those threads on Chipmusic.org calling all Plohue Bidule's Chipsounds "posers"... I have my c64s and Gameboys and one Twisted Electron's AY3, but I think you could also get some raw wavetables in any sampler and achieve the same sound and feeling. It's a matter of skills and you definetely got a lot of that :) Tools are just a mean to an end, so I insist: there's nothing fake here IMHO

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dang, nice work. I don't sit around and listen to chiptune ever but can't deny the catchiness of what you put together here.

dang, nice work. I don't sit around and listen to chiptune ever but can't deny the catchiness of what you put together here.

Awesome track, love the "night driving" vibe.

Awesome track, love the "night driving" vibe.

short but good!

short but good!

The start of a great adventure.

Plus there are things like chipset emulators (LMMS comes with 3) for an even more authentic effect.

The start of a great adventure. [quote=laguna][quote=mint pixel]Thanks! :) [quote=laguna]Chiptune glory !!! How come this is "fake"... I want a Lotus Turbo sprit with this tune ON TAPE, gas tank full :)[/quote] "Fakebit" is basically chiptunes produced using modern synthesizers in a DAW instead of an actual or simulated chip in a tracker. There was a [i]huge[/i] controversy over the "authenticity" of it a while ago, so I try to avoid attracting any lingering ire by clearly labeling my chippy stuff as fakebit.[/quote] Yes, I knew that since I'm also an avid defender of fake methods. I've seen those threads on Chipmusic.org calling all Plohue Bidule's Chipsounds "posers"... I have my c64s and Gameboys and one Twisted Electron's AY3, but I think you could also get some raw wavetables in any sampler and achieve the same sound and feeling. It's a matter of skills and you definitely got a lot of that :) Tools are just a mean to an end, so I insist: there's nothing fake here IMHO [/quote] Plus there are things like chipset emulators (LMMS comes with 3) for an even more authentic effect.