“Chippy (Rough and Raw for Spyduck!)...”

by s.a. zober

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▼ Genre: Chiptune

Stream: 128 kbps, 44 kHz (mono)

Download: 320.0 kbps, 44 kHz (mono), 2.29 MB

Playing time (m:ss): 1:00

Date uploaded: May 29, 2012, 22:33 EDT Show more info

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. Chippy (Rough and Raw for Spyduck!)

Benci gave feedback to s.a. zober for “Chippy (Rough and Raw for Spyduck!)”:

Very interesting. Very video game-y. I can imagine some different chord progressions at the start of the song, maybe venturing into different melodic territories. Electronic music is beyond me. Synthesizers and such are too cool though, maybe one day I'll get to experiment with them.

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag Jun 07, 2012, 14:51 EDT

s.a. zober You really don't need a synthesizer. I did this all with a simple audio editor, believe it or not -- not a keyboard, and not even with MIDI. What did you use to record and edit Surftime? You could almost certainly make something interesting with just that. (Jun 07, 2012, 15:05 EDT)

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Benci I highly doubt that Mixcraft has the capacity to deal with or create something along these lines, not to take anything away from the software! It's very efficient. (Jun 07, 2012, 19:09 EDT)

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s.a. zober You may be right. If they let you generate tones, then you can do it, otherwise, I guess not! Enjoying the album, I'm gifting a copy to my lady friend -- she is into surf music! (Jun 07, 2012, 21:48 EDT)

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Benci Cool, man! I hope she digs it too! (Jun 07, 2012, 22:15 EDT)

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s.a. zober Me too! I'm sure she will! (Jun 07, 2012, 23:04 EDT)

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. Chippy (Rough and Raw for Spyduck!)

Spyduck gave feedback to s.a. zober for “Chippy (Rough and Raw for Spyduck!)”:

I dig it. At about :20 and :49 it carries on a bit so maybe take a few measures out. Something else you should do is use the envelope tool to adjust the overall volume down to prevent clipping. Something you want to kind of avoid when looking at the output level meter is it going all the way to the right making those tiny rectangles to the right light up red. Also, decided to mix this up and add some drums here http://www.feed-forward.net/w.4300_Chippy_Rough_and_Raw_for_Spyduck_Now_Wit

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag May 31, 2012, 02:43 EDT

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