Fake bit music

...wich i made in Reason 3.0,
and shows you that it is possible to make 8 bit style music with Reason, and that you dont need an c64 to get that kinda sound.
The cool pictures playing in the background was made by me (very proud) in Paint

Category:

Music

Tags:

• bit
• 8bit
• music
• reason
• 3.0
• atari
• bleep
• bloop
• pait
• ftw

[frankcastle123]

nice sound!

[myrtorp]

thanks!

[yinzx7]

How can I convert my songs into 8 bit? please help me?

[myrtorp]

you dont convert them, you have to make 8 bit songs, with a tracker (this isnt made with a tracker and isnt really 8 bit) and then you save them in formats such as .xm or .mod.

[1lu2ma3ca]

that mario scares the hell out of me :'(

[myrtorp]

hahaha!

[corri303]

you confused 8bit with crappy ;)

[TheJacoTeam]

fuck haters i like it !

[sutasman]

1. Your percussion sounds at least 16-bit.

2. Saving songs in the xm or mod format does not guarantee that they are 8-bit, not even close.

3. You can use any modern music program to create 8-bit music, if you know how.

4. Trackers are not 8-bit music programs, they just scroll the notes and allow you to add other data like note volume easily. Every modern music program I know has a built in tracker, whether its the traditional vertical one or a horizontal one.

[gmodfan11]

@TheNoobCopper you mean fake bit music

[TheNoobCopper]

Look up how to make 8bit music with gxscc if you cant find it, ask me.

[TehPyroFang]

cool sound... but it isnt 8-bit lol

[TehPyroFang]

you can either make it with 8-bit sounds..

or u can get the midi of the song and put it in a program called 'GXSCC'

not gonna tell u where to get it.. find it urself, i did my part =P

[RTWTissa]

do you know a way to convert music to 8bit?

[valttu94]

hey isn't that 16 bit?