Trackertun'd

<p>Had this one lying around for quite a while now (more than half a year, actually), and it's now kinda sounding moreso of a proper early-spacesynth-esque rendition of this emotionally-cosmic track by Derivakat and...

<p>What else did those gremlin-looking aliens look up to when they headed towards that famed Kefrens pyramid hours ago? Maybe a danger far superior to the latter, or simply their home galaxy countless light-years...

<p>And here I'm back with another trackertune cover, this time of the highly-adrenaline-pumping Lap 2 track "The Death That I Deservioli" by Mr. Sauceman, in OpenMPT, but with my own flair to it, in lieu of the crazy...

<p>Second time strikes a bigger charm, and certainly not just with glowsticks and sleigh bells!</p> <p>This is an overdue update on my earlier cover of this virtual-idol concert theme tune by @dixieflatlineVOC two years...

<p>Since my last chiptune-style cover, I have considerably improved on my tracker music skills a fair bit, so why not do another of Firechild's tracks in that particular style?<br /> And so, here I present to you this...

<p>My own early Laserdance-inspired trackertune take on Derivakat and Netrum's latest collab track "Cycle", of which it lies in between contrasting elements of calm and despair within a turbulent online society. All...

<p>How come this particular track exudes the same adrenaline rush as most common Minecraft Manhunt and Speedrun episodes, even with such a recognizable antiquity?</p> <p>Regardless, here's my own chip-techno-inspired...

<p>Figured out this year's the 30th anniversary of one of the most legendary Amiga creative demos ever made (and released), even if you teenagers of today weren't there at its original place of release, especially the...

<p>What more can you attune to than a distant, reassuring melody amongst the seaside breeze, ala "Beach, 7AM" from OXENFREE?</p> <p>Submitted for the 24k module category in TINYMOD GRAND PRIX at Battle of the Bits.</p>

<p>Hi... Another Derivakat cover huh, in the same module format and vibe as the "Songs of the SMP"'s "Turn Back Time" one a while back?<br /> Yes, but the samples are somewhat different this time, other than the...

<p>What if "Just Another Space Odyssey" - the original Assembly 2013 mix, in particular - was rewritten for soundchips like the Ricoh 2A03, the PoKEY, and/or the SID siblings (6581/8580), instead of the usual modern...

<p>It's the second ever time I did a Derivakat cover in the same tracker module format since "Manhunt", but this time, it's one of seven tracks in her "Songs of the SMP" album almost two years ago, that of which served...

<p>Originally composed for the S3XMODIT Fest less than two years ago, but of which came nowhere beyond the chords themselves and a rough idea of the plucked string and jackhammer loop lines, this track eventually won me...

<p>Where the music emanates, it persuades you to come along and clap/strum/strike to the beat; thus, with many perched in harmony, an inviting, story-rich atmosphere fills the area 'round the bonfire, and beyond.</p>...

<p>Another chiptune-style cover I just finished some days ago, of the namesake track from Laserdance's third album, Changing Times, which was released in its original vinyl format (IIRC) in 1990; I based some of the...