Feel free to post your favourite chiptunes here, any platform - the more diverse the better!
Only found this track tonight, I never knew the POKEY chip could sound so good:
I would really like to see more fine examples of Atari 8-bit music if anyone knows any!
Here’s a performance I think is very epic, especially the last 3 minutes.
A Gameboy with 8 foot controllers + an FXdoctor 8bit fuzz pedal:
More to come soon!
Track made by a female artist from Nothern Ireland using a Gameboy with LSDJ:
You can stream her album for free on her bandcamp:
Spectra is so cool, thanks a lot for posting this! 
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Spectra is so cool, thanks a lot for posting this!
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Really glad you liked it! 
This is definitely one of my favourite SID tracks of all time.
Orcan - Solomatic Fly
/edit TK: track starts at t=29m57s
Download MP3 + SID:
http://fonix.dyndns.org:40000/soasc/index.php?av=0&sb=SOASC&ss=solomatic+fly&sr=React&did=0&#did1
Great find! Agreed on Spektra, but the Pokey sound is also very impressive (*mentally hugs his first “real” computer*, an Atari 800XL :-)).
Thanks for posting this!
Here´s my contribution, a chiptune from Mark Knight - he is a really talented guy:
Bye,
Peter
An oldie but goldie!
Reformat The Planet Chiptune Documentary - 2008
Uploaded officially in full by the makers, with very insightful annotations.
Edit: I can’t seem to post the URL without it embedding the video, so here’s the Playlist link:
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“Reformat the Planet (RTP) is a feature length documentary which delves into the movement known as chip music, a vibrant underground scene based around creating new, original music using obsolete video game hardware. Familiar devices such as the Nintendo Game Boy and Nintendo Entertainment System are pushed in new directions with startling results.”
One of my favourite bits of Reformat The Planet is hearing Glomag’s rendition of Hotel California by the Eagles.
/edit TK: starting at t=2m07s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoN9QEe0DOs
The track is called “Tiere Necken Mit Langen Stecken” and you can download it for free along with the rest of his album here:
Holy Crap!
If you played this track to me and asked me what sound chip it was, I would definitely have said the SID!
At least for the PWM sounds anyway.
Can’t believe its the YM2149!
BASS!
Another fav by Purple Motion
Satellite One is good, but I prefer the first S3M I ever heard: Aquaphobia
Does not technically fully qualify as chiptune, but nevertheless, it is one of the most awesome MODs evar, imho 
Have a great halloween, y´all!
Many greets,
Peter
Just bumping for Yerzmyey’s XL Digital, or Strange light Under My Bed, or Brutal and Aggressive,… WTF, ALL his tracks are good!
Yogi
Just bumping for Yerzmyey’s XL Digital, or Strange light Under My Bed, or Brutal and Aggressive,… WTF, ALL his tracks are good!
Yogi
That music is awesome man, thanks a lot for the introduction to him!
So we have all seen piano covers of our favourite video game tunes,
but Tom Brier is a little bit different…
He has the ability to “sight read” music
i.e. he can play a song on first attempt without ever even hearing it before,
by reading the sheet music and playing instantly…
He can also mix up the sequence and add his own style / remix the song on the fly…
Nyan Cat proved to be a bit of a nemesis for Tom, but he wasn’t long figuring it out!
Plenty more vids of him playing VGMs here:
I saw those videos a long time ago–I wish I had that kind of ability! Damn is he good! Also the ragtime style freshens up almost anything.
The chiptune platform I’m most familiar with is the NES, and since I like music that pushes hardware limitations, the
takes the cake for me. Koji Kondo was able to get a variety of sounds out of the two pulse wave oscillators by varying the pulse width and envelope and often by having them play similar parts, and the soundtrack featured a range of drums (I managed to sample at least 10) made with PCM in a fifth audio channel. The music for defeating the final boss includes tympani made on that channel and thus manages a brief moment of four-voice polyphony on a system which was barely designed to support three-voice polyphony.
Some really lush Amiga sounds! CTrix - A is for Amiga http://bleepstreet.bandcamp.com/album/a-for-amiga-bleepst24
I saw those videos a long time ago–I wish I had that kind of ability! Damn is he good! Also the ragtime style freshens up almost anything.
The chiptune platform I’m most familiar with is the NES, and since I like music that pushes hardware limitations, the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1VAqwbtqfs
takes the cake for me. Koji Kondo was able to get a variety of sounds out of the two pulse wave oscillators by varying the pulse width and envelope and often by having them play similar parts, and the soundtrack featured a range of drums (I managed to sample at least 10) made with PCM in a fifth audio channel. The music for defeating the final boss includes tympani made on that channel and thus manages a brief moment of four-voice polyphony on a system which was barely designed to support three-voice polyphony.
I love the PCM samples in SMB3 also! They add a lot of depth!
I’m guessing Koji had to write pages of code to get his music into the games like C64 composers did, before thd days of trackers?
I was watching this interview with him in the late hours this morning!
That video should have millions of views considering his contribution.
Here’s a written interview with 1up:
YES ++ on cTrix He really makes the AMY sing
Here is a very cool track by n00bstar on Klystrack, Trinity
http://cheapbeatsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/operat0r
Just puts me in a cool place, really reminds me of Jean Michel Jarre
Yogi
Yogi i see you’re a regular over at Chipmusic!
I really need to check that forum out more often.
And now its time for some FM funk with the OPL 3 chip that powers our very own MBFM.
Really liking these tracks by Diode mA, especially the pad sounds…
Mutable Signs - takes about 1 minute to kick in:
https://soundcloud.com/diodema/mutable-signs
Whimsical Bee:
https://soundcloud.com/diodema/whimsical-bee
Aquarius - some crazy detune going on in this one:
https://soundcloud.com/diodema/aquarius
All sequenced in Adlib Tracker 2.
Some other great tracks worth checking out on his bandcamp in the original link also.
Also gotta love this MBFM track posted by midibox user dtg84 on here a few years ago: https://soundcloud.com/demi-batard/discopl3