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Selkione1 year ago

Excellent !

I begins quietly  with a vi-IV-I-V progression and bam ! shifting for something that rocks.

I particularly love the kind of chromatic descent at 42" (you play it several times)

Tell me if I'm wrong but I have the impression that your sounds are richer than simple triangle or square waves.

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Tiny Bananas1 year ago

Thanks for the comment!

The software that I use (Linux MultiMedia Studio) doesn't allow me to see the shape of the wave -- although I'm new enough at the software that I might be looking in the wrong place.  The "voices" that I used were under the "8-bit invader" voice category or were titled "chip-xxxx".   It's very possible they are more complicated than what the voices in this are intended to be, I just don't know how to see that for sure.

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Selkione1 year ago

Ah ok ! I didn’t know this software.

But don’t worry, it’s sounds chiptune/8-bit-ish enough to me :)

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Tiny Bananas1 year ago

Yeah, when I googled "free digital audio workstation" it was one of the first one that popped up.

Yours sounded amazing! I forget which daw you said you used, but it sounded straight out of an old-school gaming system.

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Selkione1 year ago(+1)

I use Reason. I watch 4 tutos and spend 3 hours only on the settings of each waves (quare, triangle, vibrato, arpeggios at different speeds) and again 1 hour on the right white noise… maybe I pushed it too far but now I’m ready for the next composition in chiptune !

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