[8-BIT COVER thingy...] In the Hall of the Final Boss by DMDOKURO

[8-BIT COVER thingy...] In the Hall of the Final Boss

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[8-BIT COVER thingy...] In the Hall of the Final Boss

DMDOKURO

March 16, 2013 at 18:39:38 UTC

With only 2 minutes and 15 seconds to get to the boss's lair?! The hell is this?!

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MapleWeiss on March 31, 2013 at 00:22:06 UTC

This is radical~

Do you use hardware for chiptunes?

If so, I can imagine the tempo creep to be a nightmare, so respect for that!
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  DMDOKURO on March 31, 2013 at 02:42:47 UTC
  
  I wish I had hardware for this. Most of my work is done on Famitracker, and played through VirtuaNSF. I think I would have to go into the gruesome detail of getting a VRC6 chip to work on a PowerPak and convert the NSF to an appropriate extension that the PowerPak can read, due to Famitracker being unable to make NES files with expansion chips. All in all, I think if I really wanted to follow that route and go for some REAL quality, I'd have to do my homework first. XD
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    MapleWeiss on March 31, 2013 at 19:32:49 UTC
    
    Oh my, personally I wouldn't bother with so much hassle. I mean, yeah it'd be awesome to have, but what you've done here is already pretty damn authentic.
    
    Hardware tends to add a lot of noise as well, not to mention you'd probably have to use a Famicom/FDS to get this sound, right? pretty crazy