Another EP of short 1-minute songs for my friends, this time all friends from my last years at university, and this time all made in a new software - Furnace Tracker. I had a lot of fun trying to emulate the various genres of music my friends listened to, and it was a great exercise in composition and musical understanding.

Fellow chiptune artist Teuthida once asked why there weren't any Famitracker covers of Mort Garson's Plantasia. I took that as a challenge. Made in Famitracker 2A03 + VRC6.

I'm a huge fan of OMORI by Omocat, and decided to cover one of my favorite songs, "You Were Wrong. Go Back.", composed by Jami Lynne. Made in Famitracker 2A03 + VRC6.

Created for Valentines Day, it's a chiptune cover of Erroll Garner's 'Misty', based off the arrangement done by Simon Fransman.

A cover of the true ending credits theme for Persona 4, originally made as a graduation gift for two of my close friends. Made using Famitracker.

I got bored one day during work and was really into Friday Night Funkin', so I began thinking about how I could cover this song in chiptune. This is the result. This was made using Famitracker with the FDS addon.

Friendlies was part Christmas gift, part self-improvement exercise. I wanted to try more original compositions since most of my work was in VGM covers, thus, I made Friendlies. These are a collection of short 1-minute musical sketches, each of which exemplify a memory I had made with my close friends. All of them were made using Famitracker.

Troubled Waters was a 3 month long game development project I did for my game development course in university. I composed the entire score for it, which you can hear here. All of the music except for the main battle theme were composed using Deflemask. The battle theme was made in Famitracker.

My first exploration of chiptune and my first cover, I chose Persona 4's "Heaven" since it is my favorite track in the entire game. I also decided to challenge myself in the cover by strictly limiting myself to the NES's 2A03 sound card, and no expansions. Made in Famitracker.

My first exploration of chiptune and my first cover, I made a chiptune cover of Bubblegum KK based on the arrangement of one of my close friends. It was made using Famitracker, along with the MMC5 expansion chip.