this looks very very tasty
 

[Friday nights talks:]

Full of lightning.

Friday nights talks:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/soundofstuff

It's from my macbook camera and mic, so don't expect  

I'll live stream the talks tonight too, so follow my tweeterator-machine at @soundofjw

 

I'm loitering around. Waiting, watching.

My car is now officially full.

Subaru Flight 94 servicing SF to Mountain View daily

• Driver: Brendan "B" Mauro

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• Spot #1: c-foo peng
• Spot #2: Triplefox
• Spot #3: Soulliard

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• In case of emergency squeeze here: soundofjw

I'm officially squoven

You can try Reason with a chiptune Refill, but Plogue is your best bet as mentioned unless you're willing to track.

If you take the leap, Renoise is great.

Damit, i just saw this.... i would be interested in the next one if one happens.

I second that

In the VSTi world there are plenty of solutions like Magic 8 bit, or any simple synth that you can adjust waveforms in. Square, saw, and triangles are what you're looking for.

Heck, I think you could even make the sounds in sfxr and use them in a sampler if you want, although that's not the best way of doing things.

I've only heard good things about Plogue Chipsounds.

I'm glad you liked it :D - Melinda really is why that track is awesome.

In other news:
http://www.jwmusic.org/blog/royalty-free-wednesday-3/

re-re-retro.
http://www.jwmusic.org/blog/royalty-free-wednesday-2/

[Week 3: Orchestral]

Just got done uploading a ton of music for royalty free use and I'm updating it regularly. I cover a lot of genres and styles and plan on adding more in a proper roundup every Wednesday - thus: Royalty Free Wednesdays.

I cover this further on my blog here: http://www.jwmusic.org/blog/tag/royalty-free-wednesday/

Week 3: Orchestral
http://www.jwmusic.org/blog/royalty-free-wednesday-3/

Week 2: Retro
http://www.jwmusic.org/blog/royalty-free-wednesday-2/

Week 1: RPG Themes
http://www.jwmusic.org/blog/royalty-free-wednesday-1-rpg-themes/

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As a note, the music is licensed through audiojungle for around $8-$12 for free games. Licenses for paid apps are a little more, but the prices are pretty fair imho.

As always, great games deserve custom soundtracks, so consider hiring me for a more in-depth solution.

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View all the available tracks here - tracks will always appear here before I post my blog on Wednesday.

I'm enjoying playing un-muted.

Fuck yeah! 

I'm going to come and crash all of your tiggity jams now that I live in SF. *muwaha*

 

Dope. Send me Neko Bot. (;

Updated new projects:

Mojang's Scrolls, Witching Hour Studios' Ravenmark, Skn3's Deli Stack, and an unannounced flash game! :D

 

HyperDuck <3

Those remixes are great, the one I did is not great!

Easiest decision I ever made. Thursdays are such indie nights anyway. (;
 

composersftw

I had no trouble with wasdfg and arrows+nm - good compatibility for laptop fun.

Kyle Pulver, I demand you make a Mac version of this right now!

yeah kyle it's flash COME ON

[A must-play for soundtrack alone]

Oh, I know! This post actually popped up just a couple days ago:

Skull Pogo is a hugely addictive game that is also tremendously satisfying and frustrating. But that’s what makes it great. A must-play for soundtrack alone.

I just feel bad because it took me so fucking long to pay you last time. Actually, I have someone writing up some music for it now but I really appreciate the offer! <3<3

No worries! I still love you! I'll just harass you at GDC. (;