Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
While GXSCC is capable of producing decent-sounding music, many people tend to misuse it and create very poor sounding "8-bit" "remixes" without any knowledge of the NES, SCC, Atari 800, or any other 8-bit register audio systems. Many of them are greatly out of tune, and some are even unrecognizable. I highly suggest would-be remixers to use FamiTracker or other accurate emulation systems. If you must use GXSCC, please learn what you're dealing with first!
I've been dying to make this video for almost four years, and I think it's about time I do.
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While GXSCC is capable of producing decent-sounding music, many people tend to misuse it and create very poor sounding "8-bit" "remixes" without any knowledge of the NES, SCC, Atari 800, or any other 8-bit register audio systems. Many of them are greatly out of tune, and some are even unrecognizable. I highly suggest would-be remixers to use FamiTracker or other accurate emulation systems. If you must use GXSCC, please learn what you're dealing with first!
I've been dying to make this video for almost four years, and I think it's about time I do.
Check out my site: lycanroc.net
