Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Here's the second Christmas-themed song commission I've prepared for long-time client Touhoufan1996 @ Twitter, featuring another of Krampus' daughters.
In contrast to the song I've shown yesterday, this one has a more chaotic and dance-y feel to it. Perfect for somebody who's willing to follow her father's legacy.
I feel proud of the dubstep-y section in the middle of the song. Sure, it sounds like an intro tune you'd hear in a clickbait YouTube video where some random guy spews up nonsense 3x the regular speed, but I'm kinda surprised that I've been capable of tackling that music genre.
Here's the second Christmas-themed song commission I've prepared for long-time client Touhoufan1996 @ Twitter, featuring another of Krampus' daughters.
In contrast to the song I've shown yesterday, this one has a more chaotic and dance-y feel to it. Perfect for somebody who's willing to follow her father's legacy.
I feel proud of the dubstep-y section in the middle of the song. Sure, it sounds like an intro tune you'd hear in a clickbait YouTube video where some random guy spews up nonsense 3x the regular speed, but I'm kinda surprised that I've been capable of tackling that music genre.
![(Arrange) Players Score [東方雷秘儀 ～ SitHA OST]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/b5PjmLlYyL4/mqdefault.jpg "(Arrange) Players Score [東方雷秘儀 ～ SitHA OST]
This is the Game Over theme.
It’s just an arrangement of the original song, not much to say.
The instrumentalization does give it a feel that the current incident is different than everything else Gensokyo went through.
Download the game here: https://scarletbullgon.itch.io/thsitha")
![(Chiptune Cover) 31 Minutos [NES 2A03+S5B]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bH89NLvuScM/mqdefault.jpg "(Chiptune Cover) 31 Minutos [NES 2A03+S5B]
Heres a cover Ive made of the main theme from 31 Minutos, a Chilean TV show from my childhood.
Made using 0CC-Famitracker. While I was messing about with the triangle wave channel, I noticed it had some vague similarities to the melody of the original, which led to the idea of creating this.
Just like my previous chiptune work, working with only the five channels of the NES was a hassle to work with, so once again Ive opted to use expanded audio; this time, Ive chosen Gimmick!s Sunsoft 5B chip.
Very good chip overall, the white noise register was quite useful for additional percussion.
I mainly intended to get this done for September 18th (the date of my countrys Independence Day), but it had to be delayed due of personal reasons. But here it is, anyway.")
