New thread for trackerheads, demoscene enthusiasts, chiptune/fakebit fans, etc.
Post and discuss all kinds of tracker music here.
/mod/
Hudson Thomas
Other urls found in this thread:
youtu.be
woolyss.com
jeremyevers.com
warmplace.ru
users.notam02.no
jeskola.net
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
youtu.be
adventurekid.se
youtube.com
youtu.be
youtube.com
youtube.com
twitter.com
Daniel James
Thread theme
youtu.be
Kevin Hill
Any free mac vsts to get this kind of sound?
Camden Collins
As far as chiptune goes, I have no personal recommendations for modern DAWs, but you can find a list here:
woolyss.com
My best suggestion if you want "real" chipsounds is to emulate the hardware and export for use other DAWs.
Jason Lopez
Try using soundfonts from games like Mother 3 or something, I think there's a few "chiptune" ones too
Jace Watson
You might also have luck making instruments out of single-cycle waveforms in your DAW's sampler.
Ryan Brooks
Here's my DMG. So far I've installed a 1/4" jack (using the "prosound" mod), an amplifier, and backlight, all courtesy of kitsch. I'm hoping to add a clock mod and assemble an external arduinoboy when the parts arrive.
Is there anywhere I can get replacement screws? I managed to lose one of the tri-wings that hold the case together.
Andrew Parker
Damn that's sick.
I'm sure replacement parts are out there somewhere but all I can think of right now is just gutting another Gameboy.
Jordan Richardson
I've been curious about tracking on actual hardware but my only relevant, functional device is a GBC.
This looks interesting though.
jeremyevers.com
Alexander Rogers
Bumping with interesting trackers
Sunvox is a free (on desktop), modular soft synth tracker that works on basically any platform, including mobile.
William Miller
Radium is a unique, open-source tracker that supports waveform visualization in the pattern editor and VST plugins.
Jackson White
Jeskola Buzz is a modular tracker that supports VST plugins.
Justin Butler
LSDJ is a GameBoy homebrew tracker that can run on real hardware or on an emulator that creates songs supported by the original GameBoy sound chip.
Sebastian Gonzalez
Famitracker is a standalone program that can be used to create chiptune music supported by various sound chips, including the NES/Famicom.
Landon Wood
The world wasn't ready for /mod/.
Andrew Nelson
Ah, a classic!
Andrew Brooks
It's crazy the amount of quality work that was done on trackers that were never shared to their full extent because of the limitations of the internet at the time.
I love that some people are keeping the tradition alive.
Camden Morris
Another classic.
Benjamin Robinson
Anyone else /keygenfeels/ here?
Jace Diaz
Most if not all of the tracks in this thread have been used in keygens before.
Great way to find incredible remnants from the tracker era.
Jason Bennett
I believe this one was used in Digital Insanity's Sony Vegas keygen.
Jose Green
This is one of the most incredibly interesting things i've seen on Sup Forums
Jacob Baker
Another keygen legend.
David Parker
Adam Collins
Might not catch on though. I'll make a full OP next time and hope for the best.
Daniel Adams
The real thing.
Sebastian Rogers
Former Chili Pepper tearing up the tracker scene with his Renoise concept album released in 2015.
Jaxson Garcia
adventurekid.se
Adventure Kid has an insane amount of single cycle waveforms available for free use here. Perfect for samplers.
Evan Williams
Pls do user, this is really interesting
Colton Clark
If /mod/ actually generates any interest, I was thinking of doing a sort of module collection for Sup Forums tracker producers to bring back the spirit of sharing modules.
Brayden Cooper
youtube.com
I like this a lot
Jordan Rivera
damn that's smooth
tracker covers are always a treat
youtu.be
Adrian Gomez
wtf is tracker music?
is this deep web pedo shit?
Nathan Edwards
These two are perfect examples of the trade-off between creativity and accuracy.
The VRC6 obviously can't replicate anything close to the sounds used in the original song, so neat chip tricks are used to make it interesting and new.
The ModPlug song uses incredible samples that sound a lot like the original.
Jose Cook
I hope this shit doesn't turn into a meme here. Especially by those that don't know the difference between MIDI and soundfonts.
Oh and make a decent copypasta for the OP, OP. I'll do my best to contribute next time around but I'm sure there is another certain board that would be more appreciative of this than Sup Forums.
Ayden Miller
who doog here
Caleb Long
You also forgot Milkytracker
Lincoln Sanders
Have some Black midi fusion
youtube.com
youtube.com
Joseph Barnes
/jp/?
Robert Morris
No /vr/ considering the history of trackers involving the Amiga
Dominic White
That actually makes way more sense
Leo Smith
I've got an OP ready for next time.
I might make a redirection thread in /vr/ to get some traffic.
Eli Robinson
>Predominant way for hobbyist musicians to make music for the ~2 decades when consumer computer hardware wasn't adequate for modern daws
>Deep web
Ian Peterson
I wonder if there's a wiki I can put in the next OP comparing major trackers.
Josiah Ward
Damn I've never seen shit like this before. That's crazy.
Henry Phillips
I was just posting some unique ones.
I can try a more complete list next time.
Henry Harris
Shame how no actually good tracker does waveform visualization.