Wizards in Winter, NES VRC6 style

[OverCoat]

http://soundtempest.net/soc/mod/oc-tso-wiw.xm

http://soundtempest.net/soc/mod/oc-tso-wiw.spc

Play the .xm in VLC Media Player or Modplug for optimal non-shitty playback, or BASSMOD for winamp if you got it. It loops! The instrument text says everything. There is also a .spc file for those who wish for novelty.

This is Wizards in Winter by TSO. Yeah, that fucking Christmas Light display song. I had to make it a chiptune because it was stuck in my head

[Martin Penwald]

Hmmm, I don't know the original tune. But damn, I can understand why it stuck in your head; your chiptune has the same quality...

[Sou]

Haha this tune is nice. It's stuck in my head now too.

[Fickett Towleny]

Awesome! Now I can run all over the house for the next week and annoy mum and pops! He he he!

Joking aside, great job! It stuck!

[bucky o'hare]

Hey man, this is sweet.

Did you make this in modplug? How do you save something as an spc? Is there some sort of xm/mod/it--->spc converter?

[OverCoat]

a friend of mine is working on a xm-to-spc tool

It'll be done... when it's done. Right now he's working on the noise generator [aka those wind effects you hear in FF6 and CT]. As you can hear, it's pretty much almost done, though the spc has some clearly audible volume differences.

[bucky o'hare]

a friend of mine is working on a xm-to-spc tool

It'll be done... when it's done. Right now he's working on the noise generator [aka those wind effects you hear in FF6 and CT]. As you can hear, it's pretty much almost done, though the spc has some clearly audible volume differences.

This is awesome! I'll have to try it out.

edit: oh, its not for the public yet?

I don't know much about the SNES sound, I didn't realize noise generators were ever used. I thought it was all sample based. Cool.