Yeah, I'm fascinated by this phenomenon where people who literally grew up with GameCubes, Wiis and Xbox 360's are making music for consoles their parents probably played with when they were young. I mean, I thought making NES, Gameboy, C64 etc. music was mostly a nostalgia thing; I guess it isn't necessarily true, at least not for everyone.
Jrle, you're slightly correct - while it's getting more popular, it's only because we're getting used to the internet, and stuff is getting shared easier. I'm 13, by the way.
I mean, I thought making NES, Gameboy, C64 etc. music was mostly a nostalgia thing; I guess it isn't necessarily true, at least not for everyone.
it partially is the case for me : i've played Sonic Mega Collection Plus when i was 4 (contained all the sonic classics), along with a ton of shitty SMW flash games over the internet, which i both played alot. i now make both Mega Drive/Genesis music and SNES music. well finally i didn't play much nes games at all.
drdevilfx wrote:
Looks like retro gaming/retro music composing is becoming popular with tweens/teens.
I make NES music and Streets of Rage-style music. Hoping in the future to make C64, SNES, GB, and other Mega Drive games-style music.
have you got skype? so i can learn you all
pal-ified my plastic pop thing btw. more accurate since the original is pal. it therefore allows super-awesome perfect 125bpm.
addmusick. have you got any other instant messenger ? (facebook, msn/live, etc... though you should actually get skype since it's the best.) it's a pretty hard program to learn if you're used to tracking (well finding actual tutorials is the hardest lol).
addmusick. have you got any other instant messenger ? (facebook, msn/live, etc... though you should actually get skype since it's the best.) it's a pretty hard program to learn if you're used to tracking (well finding actual tutorials is the hardest lol).
I am on Instagram and Twitter. I'm also on Soundcloud and YouTube.
