ElectroPeter

2013年 Jul 30日, 3:20

there are [tag]chiptune[/tag] (for the 8-bit music), [tag]16-bit[/tag], and then we have the popular [tag]synthpop[/tag], and the underground [tag]bitpop[/tag], only 4 sub-genres for this kind of music, so don't complain

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• aleutf

  2022年 Jun 2日, 7:18

  Chiptune is 8-bit music typically, and 16-bit music is technically FM synthesis (for the Sega Genesis), while the SNES soundtracks are very MIDI-like, similar to the PC game music of the first half of the 90s.

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