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FamiTracker
This is an original song called "Why not?" that I both started and finished today. It took about 5 hours to make. This track is not made to be extremely Follin-like, but it has some instruments and parts that are very inspired by Tim's and Geoff's work.
Please note that the beginning was made to sound a little bit n00by. It becomes much nicer a few frames into the song.
And also, I made it in PAL, and not NTSC. There are a few reasons that I did that:
1. the squarewave channels goes lower in PAL than in NTSC (still not enough though, take a look at Pulse 2 at frame 14-17)
2. I could make a more exact speed to what I wanted
3. I can play it on my PAL NES in normal speed without the need to convert it (if I buy/make a cartridge that can load different .NES files from my computer)
Feel free to take my instruments (they aren't that advanced, but "why not?" (see what i did there? :D)). Any feedback is of cource very much appriciated!
Enjoy!
Oh, and also, two more things!
1. Could someone please help me with the loop? It sound kinda crappy as it is right now. :P
2. Just wondering, are you allowed to sell music done in famitracker, or is it for non-commercial use only? I'm probably not going to start selling music for a long while to come anyway, but I'm just wondering.
Edit: I forgot the FTM, and now I can't find it. I'll update this post again in a few minutes with the FTM. Sorry!
2A07 the name of the PAL NES microprocessor. It's identical to the 2A03, but runs at a clock rate of 1.66 MHz rather than 1.79 MHz.
To answer your questions:
1. How does this sound? (Check attachment below) I fixed a few other things also.
2. To keep the answer short, yes. Any original work you create in music software like this can pretty much be sold.
[quote=VinylScratch]1. How does this sound? (Check attachment below) I fixed a few other things also.
2. To keep the answer short, yes. Any original work you create in music software like this can pretty much be sold.[/quote]
1. Thanks for the edit, but:
- 1. Tim follin never bends his 0 19 0 instrument, so adding that bend just sounded wired and out of place for me.
- 2. I'm not really a big fan of the noise cymbal you added. It sounds a little out of place when it's with the follin-like drums that I used. But thanks for editing them! Because that must've meant I did something wrong. So I made the volume of my cymbal louder and the pitch lower, so that it would be easier to hear. How does it sound?
- 3. You didn't do anything to the loop... :P
