Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Well, here's something entirely different.
As some of you already know, I mostly compose Touhou-style stuff. But this time, I decided to step out of that comfort zone and try out composing chiptune stuff, and this was the result, which I'm quite satisfied with.
Entirely done with FamiTracker. I mainly intended to work using only the 5 channels of the NES' APU, but I thought it was too limited, so I ended up using the additional audio channel from the Famicom Disk System.
And before you ask, yes; I have used FDS waveforms from Konami games, mostly because I was too lazy to draw my own.
Well, here's something entirely different.
As some of you already know, I mostly compose Touhou-style stuff. But this time, I decided to step out of that comfort zone and try out composing chiptune stuff, and this was the result, which I'm quite satisfied with.
Entirely done with FamiTracker. I mainly intended to work using only the 5 channels of the NES' APU, but I thought it was too limited, so I ended up using the additional audio channel from the Famicom Disk System.
And before you ask, yes; I have used FDS waveforms from Konami games, mostly because I was too lazy to draw my own.
![(Originals) Kurenais Musical OCtober: Volume 2 [Week 1]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q5KLGWLWPpQ/mqdefault.jpg "(Originals) Kurenais Musical OCtober: Volume 2 [Week 1]
Here are the results of the first winners of my raffle. Feels like Ive done a decent enough job at these songs, most of them had a orchestral flare to them, hahaha.
Onwards to tomorrow, to pick up the winners for Week 2.
Characters are from @/chikorito, @Wobuffet3, @/SyoudreAlvarez and @/Gabofla.")
![(Chiptune Cover) Libble Rabble Medley [NES N163 only]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Qxaje2GbzLQ/mqdefault.jpg "(Chiptune Cover) Libble Rabble Medley [NES N163 only]
Because I have nothing better to do in my life, I recreated not one but most of the music (plus some SFX) from Libble Rabble, a weird 1983 puzzle game from Namco, in which you close stuff by controlling two arrows.
Done using 0CC-Famitracker, and only using the Namco 163 chip, since its pretty similar to the WSG chip the company used in their early arcade games.
This was quite an experience to create. I mostly had problems with the wedding theme, since Im still not 100% sure how to effectively and easily do triplets in FamiTracker.
Also, in case you dont believe I made this and think I just recorded it from the actual game, heres the .nsf so you can play it on your NES emulator of your choice: https://mega.nz/file/HNhyFS6T#YBvtjhqA6AHm15w9pgxzS-lcwO9A3vL1Z5DwoEkazqM")
