I mean... when you do something like this as an enthusiast you notice the small details. Its not that noticeable but hes right, there's some slight tweaks that would be needed during the fine tuning process... which makes sense considering he literally slapped that together live on video. This guy knows what he's doing, that's for sure.
dxxPacmanxxb haha thanks, i didn't even know what I was doing just laid down the notes. Motivation for anyone who think they can't do it, just put the notes down and see how they sound! :)
+Nerdy, I use Game Maker: Studio as my software to make games. It's free, it features the whole engine, but there is a splash screen and it says "Made with Game Maker Studio", but that's he only thing bad about it.
Although the whole thing might not really seem like very much, I'm just totally impressed how he made this decent sounding piece just with these few clicks. It's like the songs of my childhood rebuilt within seconds. Totally awesome. Might be hard to believe that I'm usually not easy to be impressed.
"It's a slightly off" and my jaw literally dropped while watching this your song is AWESOME! This looks like a good piece of software, I might just try it out. Thanks for the tutorial! ;)
Thank you so much for making this honestly i lose interest really quickly in most musical programs because theres too much to learn and figure out and not enough creativity while starting out because of it, but this program seems simple and to the point, which will let me be creative more often which could help me get into bigger programs without feeling too congested with how much is on screen, this program seems perfect for getting me started
I don't really comment that much, but you just showed me the greatest thing ever and you will also get a like and fav. thanks again for the great video!
+TheBadkillGaming Thanks for the support! I've got a bunch of other guides all over my channel, if you are looking for something specific i dont have, drop me a message, you'll find me all over the web!
Finally, someone who makes proper 8-bit music without using fruity loops. One thing though NES isn't the ONLY 8 bit system out there, I know a lot of people think that 8 bit begins and ends with the NES, but there are other 8 bit consoles and computers.
Kyle Maxwell Kinda both but I've been busy with school and just don't feel like it when I get home. So I don't know that much yet but i'm looking forward to!
DreableNeebal10 Goodluck with learning programming! It's a fun and exciting journey that will leave you with a sense of wonder and joy when you figure out the solution to that one problem that's been bugging you for the past three weeks.
***** I would actually vouch for a good book. In the past, I've found them to be more verbose than most websites, allowing you to more clearly understand what you're being taught.
Another software that I use is a website called “BeepBox”. It has a more visual approach than fami-tracker, and it also features updates as well as fan made mods. Good start for anyone getting into chiptune.
just... thank you SO MUCH! I'm an indie game developer, and i was looking for new 8-bit music for my new game. The program is simple and easy to use. ^-^
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Very good video. I downloaded FamiTracker a long time ago but I couldn't figure it out. Thanks to you I've got a basic understanding, thank you! You've earned a subscriber.
This was a fantastic tutorial, thank you so much for being the one to introduce this program to me! I actually am going to uploaded a more... advanced version of this song on my channel. Anyone is free to use it in whatever they want, you don't have to credit me at all! It's called, "64^2".
Are you guys tried *Musagi?* ... Is waaaay more powerful and the interface of the program is more friendly and easy to understand, since it is a sequencer ... Not a mess of letters and numbers ...
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So you can make only 5 types of sound with this software? So it's really the old old school basics? What software do you recommend if I want to make an early 90s game and I want more effects? :D
Thank for the tutorial. Now I have a grasp of what's what ^^ In my school there are only macs, does it work the same way for mac? (I've installed it with Wine). And does it work with a midi keyboard? That would have been perfect
when he says "you cant make hardcore remixes this is just basic" its because famitracker makes music thats 100% compatible with the famicom or nes if you dont use any expansion chips
now is it one of those things were you have to download the entire thing to be able to download the song? and is the song easy to convert to a mp3 file?
Just what I was looking for By any chance, is Famitracker software that requires a license if I wish to use the software for games? I ask because I want to avoid lawsuits
Multiple games have had their OST composed with Famitracker without asking for permission, so there's no legal issues surrounding it. That's like if you had to ask Image-Line for permission to use FL Studio made music in a game.
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"Yeah, no idea what I'm gonna do here."
"Whoops, accidentally created a masterpiece."
musicians in a nutshell
literally what happened to me lmao
DUDE? SLIGHTLY OFF? And here I am, so amazed on what you did
Ikr
Ah, YT is making me go around in circles. This was back in my recommended section.
Sammme
I mean... when you do something like this as an enthusiast you notice the small details. Its not that noticeable but hes right, there's some slight tweaks that would be needed during the fine tuning process... which makes sense considering he literally slapped that together live on video.
This guy knows what he's doing, that's for sure.
If you want to hear more samples look up megaman 8 bit death match ost
omg this song already sounded amazing :D
Wenn man alles so wiedersieht, wenn man einfach mal nen paar Videos guckt...
ikr :D
dxxPacmanxxb haha thanks, i didn't even know what I was doing just laid down the notes. Motivation for anyone who think they can't do it, just put the notes down and see how they sound! :)
Great, now i need to learn how to code and then i can make a game!! My game would be absolute rubbish
No lo sé
Use unity3D :) its not that hard :3
+Nerdy, I use Game Maker: Studio as my software to make games. It's free, it features the whole engine, but there is a splash screen and it says "Made with Game Maker Studio", but that's he only thing bad about it.
use game maker, it's better
Or, you could actually learn how to program your own games. They're several tutorials out there.
Although the whole thing might not really seem like very much, I'm just totally impressed how he made this decent sounding piece just with these few clicks. It's like the songs of my childhood rebuilt within seconds. Totally awesome.
Might be hard to believe that I'm usually not easy to be impressed.
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ATARI?
IS THAT YOU?!
the atari national anthem
@@CertainOverlord Makes sense.
02:51 to 02:52 I thought he said" Now it's time to do some drugs " xD LoL
i hear that to
***** Listen to it with ear phones 5 times
+Haruka Takahashi lol so true
ZHVPcomputer xD lol
+Haruka Takahashi deep ):|
Thanks for not taking forever explaining your life story and getting straight to the topic.
I think that this is a good chip tune software. You can actually make verry sophisticated songs in this. Its great!
can i remake the exact theme music that ive heard on NES games, is it that good?
Karl Hans Yup
"It's a slightly off" and my jaw literally dropped while watching this your song is AWESOME! This looks like a good piece of software, I might just try it out. Thanks for the tutorial! ;)
Thank you so much for making this
honestly i lose interest really quickly in most musical programs because theres too much to learn and figure out and not enough creativity while starting out because of it, but this program seems simple and to the point, which will let me be creative more often which could help me get into bigger programs without feeling too congested with how much is on screen, this program seems perfect for getting me started
"This gonna sound rubbish" - plays and it's good simple melody made in 7 minutes.
Welp, after messing with this for about an hour I can definitely conclude that I can't make music for shit. xD
Awesome guide my man, nobody else had a guide as easy to follow as yours.
I don't really comment that much, but you just showed me the greatest thing ever and you will also get a like and fav. thanks again for the great video!
+TheBadkillGaming Thanks for the support! I've got a bunch of other guides all over my channel, if you are looking for something specific i dont have, drop me a message, you'll find me all over the web!
Finally, someone who makes proper 8-bit music without using fruity loops. One thing though NES isn't the ONLY 8 bit system out there, I know a lot of people think that 8 bit begins and ends with the NES, but there are other 8 bit consoles and computers.
Thanks I'm learning java script to make retro looking games and this is awesome for music!
Awesome! Out of curiosity, do you know how to program/script at all or are you just winging it?
Kyle Maxwell Kinda both but I've been busy with school and just don't feel like it when I get home. So I don't know that much yet but i'm looking forward to!
DreableNeebal10 Goodluck with learning programming! It's a fun and exciting journey that will leave you with a sense of wonder and joy when you figure out the solution to that one problem that's been bugging you for the past three weeks.
***** I would actually vouch for a good book. In the past, I've found them to be more verbose than most websites, allowing you to more clearly understand what you're being taught.
***** True, but books dont have an inbuilt program to test whatever language you are learning as you go through the tutorials
You make it look so easy. Thanks for posting, it really helped me.
Another software that I use is a website called “BeepBox”. It has a more visual approach than fami-tracker, and it also features updates as well as fan made mods. Good start for anyone getting into chiptune.
This tutorial aimed to be simple and easy for newbies to _follow,_ and that's what it achieved. So good tutorial
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just... thank you SO MUCH! I'm an indie game developer, and i was looking for new 8-bit music for my new game. The program is simple and easy to use. ^-^
dude, you have no idea how usefull you were! I just wasted whole morning looking for gameLoop music for my game. Now i gonna make my own :)
This is kind of pretty awesome :D
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you're just making a quick basic demonstration soundtrack, but it sounds twice as awesome as everything i have ever made!
Feel free to post a video response with your Chiptune masterpieces :)
Man this is soooo coool ........thank you very much sir......and btw that piece of music you made was absolutely amazing.
For a tutorial, holy shit that's really catchy. ... Then again, I think anything 8-Bit just sounds automatically good.
If I wanted to make hardcore 8bit music, what program would I want to use then?
Famitracker it's free that's what he uses in this video as well
This is a GREAT tutorial. Now, I can go change the world of video games with my music LOL.
I always wanted to try this myself...thank you! This was helpful!
Once you get the basics this is so fun.
Your song is rockin' dude!
Oh my goodness, I love you so much! Thank you for telling everyone about this amazing program instead of making MIDI ripoffs!
Very good video. I downloaded FamiTracker a long time ago but I couldn't figure it out. Thanks to you I've got a basic understanding, thank you! You've earned a subscriber.
Best tutorial of Famitracker that I've found so far. Thank for this!
DUDE YOU ARE A SUPER LIFESAVER MAN IM GONNA CREDIT YOU IN MY FIRST GAME FOR HELPING E CREATE AWESOME STUFF THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
8-bit music, simply love it.
that's so sick bro :D
Thanks!
wow i thought it was gonna be harder then it looked but wow it turned out fine, i cant wait to bust out custom songs for my own :)
That sounded really good for a tutorial! I cannot wait to start making 8 bit music for my games!
This is really the only tutorial that helped me understand this program. No offense to the other videos, but anyways, thanks!
I'm not sure how you did it right at the beginning you kept alternating between it saying #2 and #3 as you pressed D, how did you do that?
You are amazing...
ProGamingKnights You are more amazing
mobilephone2003 Thanks?
Haha
@@cru2006 ikr
@@ProGamingKnights O_o
Fantastic video I always love picking up another random skill at 3am.
Thanks sooooo much! I really needed to learn how to use chiptune programs so I can put them in my games
hey man great video but during the bass line part, how did you switch the octaves between the two
dude thanks a lot for this man, great song aswell, wondering about that, awesome tutorial
LOL at the subtitles: "the interface experi confusing" and "transfer students a bus"
Sounds exactly like Bit.Trip Beat!
Earthbound is the reason im here but yeah i do love undertale but earthbound is the one that makes the biggest influence on my childhood
Thanx man! Thats the real program i was looking for long time !
This was a fantastic tutorial, thank you so much for being the one to introduce this program to me! I actually am going to uploaded a more... advanced version of this song on my channel. Anyone is free to use it in whatever they want, you don't have to credit me at all! It's called, "64^2".
That's actually a really good song!
DUDE! please make a full version of this tune! ITS SO SICK
The bassline sounded like the one in Marshmello's Alone. WOW
Are you guys tried *Musagi?* ... Is waaaay more powerful and the interface of the program is more friendly and easy to understand, since it is a sequencer ... Not a mess of letters and numbers ...
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So you can make only 5 types of sound with this software? So it's really the old old school basics? What software do you recommend if I want to make an early 90s game and I want more effects? :D
I liked the video and the tune produced was catchy enough for me to stop and say, yea, this program may be waht I'm looking for
you made this program?
This really helped me use famitracker. I've had it for about a year but never quite understood it!
FamiTracker is an awesome program. Good video. :D
Thank you much. This is the most intuitive tutorial I've come across! It really felt like I became a chiptune producer in minutes.
Thank for the tutorial. Now I have a grasp of what's what ^^ In my school there are only macs, does it work the same way for mac? (I've installed it with Wine). And does it work with a midi keyboard? That would have been perfect
Wow that's awesome!
Thanks for the quick lesson in music!
how do you change the octave on a note without changing the Octave thing
genius for retro games
that song is cool! i love 8-bit music :D
Great beginner's tutorial. Thank you.
when he says "you cant make hardcore remixes this is just basic" its because famitracker makes music thats 100% compatible with the famicom or nes if you dont use any expansion chips
Dude I love you... this is legend.... wait for it...... dary... legendary.
Best famitracker tutorial
Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for
I'm guessing it's called Fami-Tracker because the Fami-Com/NES played 8-Bit music
yar!
You dont say?
*****
So you mean to tell me i can create the exact same sound from ANY! NES game?
I was wondering... it sounded like malware at first O_o
This is so freaking cool! Im so nostalgic, gonna download and make music now! :D
Amazing what you can do in such a short time
Love it, having some fun playing around with it
Says his impulsively made song might be rubbish.
Makes a super catchy tune.
Very nice video- thank you for putting it together! Best wishes.
I really like 8-bit music!
This video made me happy :D Thank you ❤
It was amazing and you created it within a 6 minute minimum!
THANKS mobilephone2003! Now, I can make music for a videogame I´m making.
Thanks, I didn't know that you could use an instrument's volume for a cut off instead of using a rest (the line thing)!
Thank you for the tutorial and for introducing me to this crazy-amazing-wonderful software.
Thank you! I've just made a 8-bit melody! I feel like a genius
BeepBox just seems simpler.
But this helps.
How did PSG's originally work? did it take waveforms from synths?
Can I use the track you've created in my game? I will of course credit you
MatrixGfx Absolutely!
6:06 Awesome tune bro!
Friggin' A! Loved it.
Amazing video.
Time to make an intro to my new series!
wow this is awesome! the song is niceee! :D
THAT SONG IS NOT BASIC!!! IT IS AWSOME
now is it one of those things were you have to download the entire thing to be able to download the song? and is the song easy to convert to a mp3 file?
Wow dude the music is so nice even tho its just a basic one xD
Thanks for showing me this tool ^^ This is going to be very helpful!
You want the binary version, other versions are for editing the source code etc.
Just what I was looking for
By any chance, is Famitracker software that requires a license if I wish to use the software for games? I ask because I want to avoid lawsuits
Multiple games have had their OST composed with Famitracker without asking for permission, so there's no legal issues surrounding it. That's like if you had to ask Image-Line for permission to use FL Studio made music in a game.
***** Are you telling me I can use FL Studio music in a game without permission?
lcjr
If it's music you composed yourself, yeah. You obviously couldn't use stock music that someone else made.