How.

The hell.

Are these sounds coming from a gameboy?

Awesome work again, wangus―you always make mad science sound great

How. The hell. Are these sounds coming from a [i]gameboy[/i]? Awesome work again, wangus―you always make mad science sound great :cool::heart:

some nice stuff going on the pulse channels! great work

some nice stuff going on the pulse channels! great work :)

Excellent LSDJ flexing.  Some great ideas in here and lots of cool melodic ideas and sounds created within the platform.  Nice work. It almost doesn't sound like Chiptune.  Great stuff!

Excellent LSDJ flexing. Some great ideas in here and lots of cool melodic ideas and sounds created within the platform. Nice work. It almost doesn't sound like Chiptune. Great stuff!

A warm hug, and some chip wizardry.
- Spider

A warm hug, and some chip wizardry. - Spider

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build up into the first minute and that tea-kettle-whistle-but-slowed-down NRG.

I really really like your bass sounds -- the fundamental is big and phat and stable AF and you got all this brightness / animootedness to it. I don't know what to compare it to, but I think it's more likely I'd hear that and say "that's a wangus type bass" at this point. (The stompy badassery at the end is giving me flashbacks to Dunk Tank multitrack session / watching the spectrum & waveforms on that bass sound; remarkable to hear you doing the same on LSDJ)

<3 build up into the first minute and that tea-kettle-whistle-but-slowed-down NRG. I really really like your bass sounds -- the fundamental is big and phat and stable AF and you got all this brightness / animootedness to it. I don't know what to compare it to, but I think it's more likely I'd hear that and say "that's a wangus type bass" at this point. (The stompy badassery at the end is giving me flashbacks to Dunk Tank multitrack session / watching the spectrum & waveforms on that bass sound; remarkable to hear you doing the same on LSDJ)

imagine if any actual gameboy game at the time had a soundtrack like this.  (probably too much CPU to also do a game simultaneously.  but that's what title screens are for?)
too much DMG music gets a little same-y with the same sort of LSDJ-filter-sweep YOY basses.  the wave channel can do so much more..........

it's rare for me that i feel like i have more than enough going on with only 3 out of 4 channels utilized.  that one pulse channel around 1:45 is Working.

tru

iirc i had to do some hand-drawing to get this one hitting right.  just single displaced pixels in the first couple waves in the "bank" gave it an impacting buzz.  it's surprising sometimes how much of a difference single-sample differences can make on the DMG wave channel.

[quote=ineff]How. The hell. Are these sounds coming from a [i]gameboy[/i]?[/quote] [quote=rdomain] It almost doesn't sound like Chiptune. Great stuff![/quote] [quote=Devieus]A warm hug, and some chip wizardry. - Spider[/quote] imagine if any actual gameboy game at the time had a soundtrack like this. (probably too much CPU to also do a game simultaneously. but that's what title screens are for?) too much DMG music gets a little same-y with the same sort of LSDJ-filter-sweep YOY basses. the wave channel can do so much more.......... [quote=laamaa]some nice stuff going on the pulse channels! great work :)[/quote] it's rare for me that i feel like i have more than enough going on with only 3 out of 4 channels utilized. that one pulse channel around 1:45 is Working. [quote=emily][img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.tenor.co%2Fimages%2F73d563cdc282ad270a027f8d5efb17a8%2Fraw&f=1&nofb=1[/img][/quote] tru [quote=ilzxc]<3 build up into the first minute and that tea-kettle-whistle-but-slowed-down NRG. I really really like your bass sounds -- the fundamental is big and phat and stable AF and you got all this brightness / animootedness to it.[/quote] iirc i had to do some hand-drawing to get this one hitting right. just single displaced pixels in the first couple waves in the "bank" gave it an impacting buzz. it's surprising sometimes how much of a difference single-sample differences can make on the DMG wave channel.