<![CDATA[Music Time! - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[Music Time! - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Alec Empire brought out an album based purely from gameboy samples in 1999 under the moniker Nintendo Teenage Robots, called We Punk Einheit! Very abstract. My friend made me laugh when he said "I don't know who's more of a cu*t, him for making it or you for buying it!"

ZombieAlmeida

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Donkey Kong. As the main page was loading I remembered. Damn, sorry for the unnecessary extra post. Good song though.

Wernstar

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> What is that first sample from? I remember hearing it, I think on the SNES, was it a Mario game? Wow this is really bothering me. I should remember this. Anyone know?

Wernstar

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Ooooo!! Free video game related music! Seeing as we're on the subject, I did a remix of Segata Sanshiro's theme song. Please give it a listen. Do it now!!

*bows head and screams...*

Onegaishimasu!!!

Check it out: Sega Saturn shiro!!!

Random J

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> hmm. not really my cup of whatever, but I like the idea of doing it with real hardware instead of using samples, like I do.

Optrirominiluikus

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Beck didn't do anything. He had guys do it for him. I'm pretty sure it was 8 Bit Weapon, but it could have been someone else.
Besides, this is straight-up sampling for the most part, not programing like someone would do with Nanoloop.

PhantomVI

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Ever since I started making music, there was something that I set my mind well over a decade ago: I make music for the love of it, I would never "try and go pro" and of well over 300 tracks, I havent made a dime of any of them, always having free online. I call it a "hobby" but it really is a passion... oh, and fun tune from KickAcid.

v ^_^

Shiryu

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> not bad, but you should check out DJ scotch egg, breakcore-madness!

nikolaj

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Hint: Beck did it a while ago, he did it much better, and even though not free Its worth every penny.

I'm not even going to suffer through listening to that ugly bloopy mess.

I swear, if I shit in boxes and offered it as "free shwag" people would gobble it right up. Hopefully not literally.

Poop jokes aside, shitsux. Don't even bother...

Elyoshi

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Try OC remix and some other sites! There great!

Runna

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> What Beck did on his GameBoy Variations EP was way better, you might have to pay for it, but that GameBoy Remix of Hell Yes is worth it, believe me.
Despite that, ANY new GameBoy remixes get a positive nod from me.

William Killer Shatner

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> @Dorphat: oh, and chords, too! they've been around since at least the mid 1940's...

jgross

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Beginning part became a bit tedious, but I loved it once it switched to the Metal Gear part. I didn't get the whole radical change of pace at the end with the whole rock theme and no Gameboy noises >_>

Mit

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Windows has been around a while too.

I didn't know a little creativity was dependent on the age of tools available.

Dorphat

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> Kinda lame, actually. There have been two products - LittleSoundDJ and Nanoloop - that have let you do this since the late 90s. Stale.

mozbrat

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> That was AWESOME. lol

Dorphat

]]> <![CDATA[Music Time!]]> i can temporarily disable my aversion to jungle/house/what-have-you-beats and say this was a pretty lively jingle.

go irish duder!

jgross

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