It may just be the nostalgia talking but I love chip tune music. So I made this thread so people could share there favorites. And by extension I could hear more good chip tune music. Here are some examples from various different sound chips.
Pretty standard[hr]I like this one from 2 mins onward, but it's a bit different to whats been posted already.[hr]This is a very messy (in a good way) various mario remix[hr]This ones a really calm and ambient one, used to like this on hangovers. This whole EP was nice and calm.
Gotta love Monkey Island[hr]
Dubsteppy chiptune[hr]Dancy(?) chiptune
I usually have last.fm chiptune radio [http://www.last.fm/listen/globaltags/chiptune] playing when I'm coding, it was for novelty value at first but I like music that hasn't got words for when I'm working so I'm not concentrating on lyrics and it worked well. I advise listening to that if you want to find some others you like.
I highly recommend checking out Dubmood for good chiptune music. The song presented has videogame theme, though. It's in there. Spent me a day checking out videogame music to come up with where I had heard it.
Yeah that counts. Chip tune as I understand it means music synthesized through a sound chip. So the bleeps and Bloops replace traditional instrument sounds.
My first thought was the Simon's Quest town theme... then pretty much all of the Scott Pilgrim Game. Both covered already.
Thought for awhile and came up with something less obvious... pretty much all of Crystalis
**edit**
Sometimes I forget that the 16-bit era actually counts here, not just 8-bit and retro games that pretend they're 8-bit. There's too much to choose from, so I'll just start editing 'em in as they come to me.
hell, this song is practically a meme unto itself on OCRemix... everyone remixes it...
*sigh*
Reminds me of a time when Square and Enix were competitors, as opposed to the gestalht abomination of today.
This is making me realize just how much of my youth I spent beating incredibly difficult RPGs...
Yeah that counts. Chip tune as I understand it means music synthesized through a sound chip. So the bleeps and Bloops replace traditional instrument sounds.
For me, it has to be Dancing Mad from Final Fantasy VI. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbXVNKtmWnc
The first time I heard it, it absolutely blew me away. Even today there are few songs that compare.
A couple of years ago I had the great pleasure of watching Mini Roc perform on a music festival here, well worth a listen if you're into it (I still do regularly); http://www.miniroc.com/
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