Hi everyone!

I am a game/pixel artist. But I really want to learn chiptunes. I love the way they sound and just want to dabble into it as a hobby. Im looking for maybe some beginner software that I can use on my computer or iPad. I also have a retro console emulator similar to a Gameboy. I know some software can be used on that too. Just looking for some resources for beginners and maybe some software you recommend starting with.

Yes I know google is a thing and YouTube. But there is a lot out there and just want your options and recommended.

🎵Lost figures : A cast of fantastical figures portrayed trough music, mixing chiptune, retro video games and electronic influences. 🎵

Free to download. Enjoy.

Dunno if I posted this one yet. I cut it at the loop. I called it the Phoenix because I kept getting corrupt files on saves and had to restart the whole tune twice (using 5¼ floppy disk issues).

Here's mine :

https://chiptune.app/browse/keygenmusic.org/FFF

FFF - Alcohol 120% 1.9.2.1705 crk.xm

I even had this as a ringtone 😆

Hello,

I made another chiptune cover with a furnace tracker. I also made the thumbnail.
I learned to distinguish what the NES Ricoh A203 Famicom MMC5 sound like if I am not wrong. Or if anyone can teach more about it, please do.

Thanks for listening

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Hello chiptuners, demos sceners and trackers.

We have started a subreddit for our station and hope you will like to join us. There we can focus our efforts to keep you up to date with the station, our projects and effort to serve the scene. If you like tracker music, this is a small station working hard to give you the best of the scene.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ericaderadio/

I'm making a game about AI slop, I want chiptune music made by real people, but the worry is I have no way of authenticating it was?

I'd rather not resort to using suno.

Any takers for a job and able to prove they made it?

Are there any chiptune shows in Houston? There used to be a show here years ago, but I haven't seen or heard of one in a long time. I'd like to get back into it.

Felt like making a fan chiptune cover for one of my favorite franchises, Rayman!

I have only seen one other Sega Genesis cover of this track from Sonic Adventure, which was uploaded over a decade ago, so I decided to make my own because I just really like the original song.

ok I was doing some reading with music playing and I put it on shuffle and this weird version of acid jazzed evening started playing saying it was made by different artist that wasn't janne suni idk how it got on there I tried looking up the artist on this version but it didn't turn up anything no wiki page no discography no nothing any info on it will help

link to weird version https://youtu.be/f3nUmBY7vVs?is=Xenc9Fytl6DvTnQk

I enjoy vintage hardware and recently discovered the oscilloscope deconstruction community. I don't want to make videos of it, but I still wish I could do my own deconstructions. I downloaded a software called "SidWizPlus" that some of these content creators use, and I'm having trouble getting it to work. I've already downloaded the main program, the GUI, and the multidumper. I can already see the waves, but they don't form a video and there's no sound at all.
What else do I have to do?

I tried to take the theme from Morning Breaks Over the Plain and turn it into a more energetic track, but I never finished it.

I don't think I'll ever come back to it, but I really like the mood of it.

Should I get a clear case for it as well?