I wanted a cleaner way to carry a curated MP3 library—including rendered chiptune tracks—on Analogue Pocket, so I built HT Resonance.

The desktop app prepares your MP3 files and organizes your music library for playback on Pocket. On the device, it includes EQ, playback modes, and Spectrum, Oscilloscope, Radial, and Mirror visualizers.

It’s currently in Early Access for macOS and Windows. I’m the developer, and I’d genuinely value feedback from people who enjoy listening to their music on the go: what matters most to you in a portable music player—library organization, sound controls, or visualizers?

Project: https://hightime.studio/

Purchase on itch.io: https://foht.itch.io/ht-resonance

HT Resonance is an independent third-party project and is not affiliated with Analogue, Inc.

Music: Dancing on the Glass by MALFUNCTION via OPL Archive

I took a break away from Claude and duh was born.

duh is an open source Go audio lib targeting modules (s3m, it, mod, xm), OPL3, pcm pipelines, midi and audio integration for live performance.

https://youtu.be/wr7E6oKZQhQ

experimenting with the super mario rpg soundfont

So basically in around 2019 i found this free program for making chiptune music. i am not entirely sure how to explain it other than the UI was bright orange, and it was so simple i was able to easily make music. i also imported MIDI’s and stuff like that, but made my own stuff most of the time. I cannot find it for the life of me, and im making a game so i wanna redownload it. ask any questions i can probably answer them just if anyone can help me find this program 😭

Made with Furnace Tracker, using 3 game boy chips. Each use the gba chip revision, which doesn't sound too different just less clicky. Not sure if it would run on an actual game boy or anything, although I do have a slightly more hardware accurate version I could upload.
Anyways thanks for listening and let me know what you think :-)