I don't need one that converts mp3. I've found a program that I can use to do that.
I think I'll try anvil studio. Recently I've been really enjoying making music. I recently played Lyle in Cube Sector and loved the soundtrack, so I've just started playing with Chiptunes. Haven't really made anything yet.
I'm glad you like the music though.
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Oh, I LOVE that game!! Anyway, yeah keep up the good work.
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Thanks!
Well using the module sequencing program has been going well. I've worked out how it works now! When I first looked at it, it looked incredibly confusing.
I might post some of my modules when I make more. If I find a way to convert module files to mp3, I might even add a few to the pickering experience collection
Well using the module sequencing program has been going well. I've worked out how it works now! When I first looked at it, it looked incredibly confusing.
I might post some of my modules when I make more. If I find a way to convert module files to mp3, I might even add a few to the pickering experience collection
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Well I'd taken a long break from this. But I've decided that it can't really be called the Pickering Experience anymore 'cause we can't film it anymore. I'm still making songs though. But I recently made a new song that I thought was my best one yet. I also found a program that can convert midis to 8-bit wav files. I thought I'd upload them both 'cause there are certain aspects of each version that I like better than the other.
Midi Version
8-Bit
Well I'd taken a long break from this. But I've decided that it can't really be called the Pickering Experience anymore 'cause we can't film it anymore. I'm still making songs though. But I recently made a new song that I thought was my best one yet. I also found a program that can convert midis to 8-bit wav files. I thought I'd upload them both 'cause there are certain aspects of each version that I like better than the other.
Midi Version
8-Bit
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