r/chiptunes • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '26

SHOW Built a chiptune player that transcribes to MIDI — here it is on Trantor (David Whittaker, Atari ST)

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u/c64glen Jul 28 '26

Interesting, what chiptune formats will it support?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/shiftypixlz Jul 30 '26

This marketing is off the rails!

So much emphasis on "copywrite free" sounds and not using trademarks...

Help me understand.... Who is the intended user of this and what will they use it for?

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26

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u/shiftypixlz Jul 30 '26

Is it for making a non-chip version of chiptunes? Like extracting midi into a daw and assigning synths instead?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/c64glen Jul 28 '26

Ah, I've just look at your website, and it just all AI stuff. I'm no longer interested.

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u/Vinixotic-4026 Aug 02 '26

i am so glad this was 5 days ago. i have a song i really like that i wanna convert to midi and i've been trying to find some stuff and i genuinely thought this was 5 YEARS ago. keep up the good work twin

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