#sfxr

[cerulity]

Furnace Tracker for SFX??

Indie devs will often use SFXR (or it's forks) to generate chiptune sound effects for their games. It's great for everything percussive, but if you want something more tonal, melodic, or softer, I would actually suggest Furnace Tracker. The default chip (Sega Genesis) has perfect capabilities for generating chords, tones, and much more.

There's also a ton of other chips are available if you want, there's an entire category comprised almost completely of Yamaha FM chips, as well as sample/wavetable chips like the SNES/Amiga, synth chips like the C64 SID, and others like the NES (we don't talk about Pong).

If you know how to make an instrument and you know how to make a chord, you can make any melodic sound effect you want. I'm using it to make 'uncover' sound effects for my Easter-themed automation game, and they sound fantastic.

I might even make a tutorial for making SFX with Furnace, but who knows.

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[wolfandvoid]

TELLUS (2012)

“Create a game inspired by one of the classics, change the gameplay.”

One of my first “original” games. I had a blast trying to learn how to code while creating this game which drew the attention of my class mates. Awesome colors and geometric shapes was all I needed!

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[otherwonderlands]

Teen Titans Go!

I really don’t understand what the big issue is I mean it’s still Teen Titans just modified. Like really I understand how important originals are and how close we are attached to them, but still half of the classical things in the past have created the new things in the now. It’s not like you can’t take a look at what’s to come. We wanted Teen Titans back and we got it yet still just because it’s a little different makes it a disgrace and a humiliation. I personally am not one to judge and I’ll confess it’s about 56% different than the regular, but you have to keep in mind about the story could it really have gone any further,or did the original developers have any option? Not only that Raven and Beast Boy are more a thing *the real otp* than they we’re in the original which I really appreciate on so many levels. We will always have the memories of who they were. Some will stay and some will go, but if you truly and deeply cared you would still love the Teen Titans regardless. So Beast Boy and Cyborg can still act as crazy as they always were, Raven being a pessimistic optimist, Starfire and Silky with their intergalactic and futuristic personality and most importantly Robin with his stylish and enthusiastic leadership goes to show that they are still the same people you love but you just have to let them in your heart again. After all what if someone you cared about changed something of theirs would you bring them down after you brought them back up?

[yurygame]

Sound & Music

Making a proper sound for an old-school game is quite an interesting task.

We could actually go with 'normal' sounds (i.e. like in 'Don't look back'), but decided that we want some true 8bit experience.

An ideal (and free!) software for most game 8-bit sounds you could need is sfxr by DrPetter: http://www.drpetter.se/project_sfxr.html

For music I am currently using an online tool called PulseBoy: http://www.pulseboy.com/

BUT

Unfortunately I'm not too big on making music and could only compose simple tunes:( I think we'll ask some outsource chiptune guy to help us with this. Contacts anyone?

[drhayes]

Sound effects from sfxr in a pretty Mac GUI.