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  1. Matt Matt

    Did somebody say REUSING A bananas TON OF KEYFRAMES??

    Thursday, 24-Jul-14 19:52:13 UTC from web
    1. Techdisk Techdisk

      @zeldatra Its funny because it's exactly the same with 8 bit music.

      Thursday, 24-Jul-14 19:55:09 UTC from web
      1. Light Light

        @techdisk All 8 bit is realistically is limiting yourself to so many tones. a simple triangle wave in alot of cases can do the same due to simplicity of the polarization.

        Thursday, 24-Jul-14 19:56:36 UTC from web
        1. Techdisk Techdisk

          @l1ghtsword 8-bit in the way I use it is limiting myself to 2 channels of square waves, one channel of triangle wave (with no volume control possible), a noise channel, and one DPCM channel.

          Thursday, 24-Jul-14 19:59:53 UTC from web
          1. Light Light

            @techdisk Thats dope. i have alot of respect for a clean minimalist style.

            Thursday, 24-Jul-14 20:00:37 UTC from web
            1. Techdisk Techdisk

              @l1ghtsword Yeah, I've always thought limitations create beauty. The japanese version of the NES had the ability to accept inputted sound. I usually use the VRC6 chip in tandem with the original NES channels, which adds two more square waves and a sawtooth. But really, to actually have an appretiation for NES music, you have to have tried to make some. Basically, I listen to this and I sit in AWE. because this guy used only the NES channels. two square, one triangle, noise, and DPCM. http://pny.lv/3g9c

              Thursday, 24-Jul-14 20:10:10 UTC from web