attempting single channel music

Hi! this is single channel PC Speaker music written in furnace. all things considered, I think I did pretty well here. this is the first time I've ever done something like this, so please don't judge it to harshly ^^
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Pricing:
40$ for an Orchestral Track roughly 2 minutes long
20$ for chiptune roughly 1 minute long
pricing can be negotiated and adjusted in the case of track length and complexity. you can email me or DM me on discord if you'd like to order a commision from me. contact info is below:
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[@squeakyfoxx]

Hi! this is single channel PC Speaker music written in furnace. all things considered, I think I did pretty well here. this is the first time I've *ever* done something like this, so please don't judge it _too_ harshly ^^

[@maestrofeli4259]

it's pretty good (coming from a normie that knows nothing about music) I liked ti

[@Ltanti-furry]

I got this after a chain of more and more compressed "still alive" versions

[@Daragonal]

Same!

[@supercool5454]

Same here

[@tangerian319]

Ditto

[@Thysbelon]

Nice! I was bobbing my head along to the music. I like the gradual climb from the solo bass to the melody + bass.

[@squeakyfoxx]

thanks so much!!

[@JasperTedVidalTale]

Reminds me a bit of Skyfox II: The Cygnus Conflict (IBM PC Speaker version)

[@maestrofeli4259]

80s videogame ost

[@TriXt3R_]

hell yeah!

[@HameleoshaDeHoga]

Beep boop

[@SmokeyLink]

Doom!

[@Usagik_Rabbit]

cool

[@superrosieentertainmentsystem]

yooo no way this popped up in my recs! hi glacie c:

[@squeakyfoxx]

rosiiieeee! hiii

[@squeakyfoxx]

hehe

[@superrosieentertainmentsystem]

@@squeakyfoxx hi

[@maestrofeli4259]

now kiss

[@chaser8gaming536]

This is mad layered as I can hear the super high notes too

[@squeakyfoxx]

sorry, what do you mean layered? it's just a single square wave. it's using the PC speaker emulation in furnace. the "high notes" are just a quirk of the IBM PC Speaker not having any volume control. it's either on or off. the higher frequencies are a result of the speaker turning on and off rapidly