Made with Beepola, ZX Spectrum beeper tracker which is 1bit, uses 2 1/2 lines. Made under an hour.
https://soundcloud.com/pommy1107/rumble-in-the-prairie
https://soundcloud.com/pommy1107/rumble-in-the-prairie
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
1 bit? I don't even.Originally posted by thesunfan
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
Musically this sounds greatSuimega is my present username!!! (b-but feel free to call me scylaax anyway) | https://suimega.bandcamp.com/Comment
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
1bit? insane lol
Bye.
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
wonder how much random access memory that is hahahaLast edited by Ohaider; 01-10-2013, 07:47 PM.
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
more than 2 voice tracks at once. fake.
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
This is absolutely wonderful. A tad grainy, but great.
Please make more music with bits less than eight! Ohohohoh~!Comment
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This actually sounds really nice. You gonna make more spectrum stuff?
ps I have mixed feelings about the ZX Spectrum. It sounds really cool as far as sound goes, but I think the channel limitations are a little too extreme.Comment
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
I made 3 beeper songs so far. The tracker is quite simple but being good with it takes a bit of creativity. most of the sounds sound like shit and you can only use 1 specific chip at a time so you're incredibly limited.
this was for battleofthebits winter chip 8 competition
this was the first one I did (i like it better)
Last edited by kommisar; 01-11-2013, 10:26 AM.Comment
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Re: Rumble in the Prairie (1bit)
that sounds a lot like it belongs on a sid-chip seriously
edit: uh speaking of sid-chips why are all y'all using famitracker instead of goattracker? lawlComment
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