Hat_Tricky
Active Member
Was wondering if anyone here had some good recommendations for libraries or programs for the following "genres" of game music
8BIT - I see Plogue Chipsounds as a recommended option for 8bit and earlier.
16BIT - Something to recreate the 16bit sound like in the following in particular would be great! Eiher an authentic recreation, or something to sound much like it but with some modern "edge" to it (much like how pixel games these days are more colorful, have lots of depth, but still retain that pixelated charm)
Final Fantasy II
On to the general MIDI? or Red5 (not sure of that name) that was used in Playstation 1 and N64 days. No idea here what formats were used.
Final Fantasy VII
..and whatever else was used in between then and now! Most games NOW seem to be anything under sun from old school techniques, to modern techniques with old school sounds, to full blown Libraries like the ones we're all using here, to live recordings of orchestras.
8BIT - I see Plogue Chipsounds as a recommended option for 8bit and earlier.
16BIT - Something to recreate the 16bit sound like in the following in particular would be great! Eiher an authentic recreation, or something to sound much like it but with some modern "edge" to it (much like how pixel games these days are more colorful, have lots of depth, but still retain that pixelated charm)
Final Fantasy II
On to the general MIDI? or Red5 (not sure of that name) that was used in Playstation 1 and N64 days. No idea here what formats were used.
Final Fantasy VII
..and whatever else was used in between then and now! Most games NOW seem to be anything under sun from old school techniques, to modern techniques with old school sounds, to full blown Libraries like the ones we're all using here, to live recordings of orchestras.