[The 2nd Law Covered in 8 bit]

Very well done! I loved the not-so-8 bit Street Fighter II samples.

 

Those samples aren't actually outside of the boundaries of 8-bit . It's using the DPCM channel on the NES,

 

Awesome, and you get bonus points for having the patience to use Famitracker. I made an 8-bit Animules cover but it was with GXSCC.

 

Heh, I vastly prefer the sound of famitracker over GXCSS, even if it might be a bit harder to make I generally feel a lot more satisfied with the results and it's a lot more authentic to an actual 8 bit system compared to GXSCC.

 

Holy shit, Liquid State sounds like a proper boss-song! Love that one!

 

That was the one I actually spent the least amount of time on funnily enough. It's a really straight forward song. But I'm glad you all liked it.

[The 2nd Law Covered in 8 bit]

God knows why I did this, but I covered the entirety of the 2nd law in Famitracker (an application that runs off of emulated NES/Famicom chips, VRC6 chip is the one I'm using in particular).

 

http://levus28.bandcamp.com/album/the-10nd-law

 

Welp, I'm gonna go outside now.

[Which Muse song have you recently discovered or rediscovered the awesomeness of?]

I was listening to my music on shuffle earlier while playing some Battlefield and then suddenly Shrinking Universe came on. When the falsetto vocal solo kicked in I was instantly reminded of why I loved that song. Hadn't listening to it for a while.

[Which Muse song have you recently discovered or rediscovered the awesomeness of?]

Megalomania, I never got into it because the intro is so slow and it took ages to build up to the awesomeness that it has. But lately when I accidentally left it on one time (while listening to OoS), I was amazed by my ignorance of that song.