Hello,
warheart demanded I put my stuff in one thread in case the others get destroyed.
I started using famitracker in early 2013, and got back to it rather recently.
Excuse the extraneous release commands on a large chunk of these, since I'm using a screen reader, and ft has some miner access issues (the effects column is completely inaccessible for example)
for some, I daired to limit myself to a single frame (!) in case things got fearce.
also, Unlike most of the other people on this forum I covered some childrens songs (including some from tv like barney, sesemy street, etc)
My influences were kogy kondo (2a03, fds) and uriko kaino (n106)
Most of these were dun in slimeball's build of 0.4.2, but I didn't dair to use sunsoft 5b whatsoever because of the volume control bug on one of the channels and because lack of nsf export means I can't eventually get my work onto youtube.
ella genkens covers: ela genkens is a famous music teacher who's career started in the early 1960s. a supposed student of Woody Guthry, her popularity sored when she ventured into the childrens music scene. Besides covering the traditional songs everyone knows she covered some old folk songs from her days with guthry and composed some originals, including a hello song (present as track 1 in this ftm) which was later covered by lorence hairington for barney and friends.
gb: various gameboy songs. for fds
unknown: help me identify this one. I don't know it's name but am aware of it's origens. (based on a cover from the psr-gx76 keyboard. I was going for a style mimiking the super cassette vision, a japanese game console that is similar to the atari 2600.)
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