I will create a 16bit snes chiptune music track

Yes, unlike other sellers, I'm not going to gouge you to let you use what you paid for. Its yours 100% you can put it on an album with your name on it if you want.

I use emulated tools that original SNES wavetables.

Yes. No legal action has ever been taken against artists using them. There is even a web series that traces down the original samples to publicly available keyboards like the Prophet5 and various other common synths from the 90s. So these sounds are not legally owned by the game makers.

I appreciate the passion people have for projects. Feel free to message me if this is the situation. If I can, I will sometimes help out. However, I won't usually do hundreds of dollars of work just for exposure. This is my job so it has to be worth my time to do huge amounts of work.

8bit Nintendo/16-bit arcade like sounds $10-$20 each Aaa high quality sounds $20-$30 each Chiptune 8bit music - $80 per minute if completed audio Ambient music - $60 per minute Orchestral/contemporary AAA game music - $120 per minute of completed audio All prices include reasonable revision.

I make each piece from scratch. If you are a new customer and we have never worked together, I will make you a small sample free of charge according to your order requirements. It will have an audio water mark playing over it. I will only do this one time. If you like the sample, we can proceed.

Yes! These 32/64-bit era systems use the same kind of samples, just of a higher quality so I can nail that sound for you. Even the Neo Geo cabinet arcade game sound chips!

All of my files loop seamlessly if you ask. I even confirm it before sending. Not all players (Windows Media Player for example) will loop seamlessly even if the track is set up for that and you put it on repeat. I suggest trying in iTunes. For whatever reason, it always works as expected.

You are not protected from DMCA takedowns by original artist. Additionally, you will have to sign a document stating the cover song is for 'personal use only' before we proceed with such an order.