"FIN." | 8bit Chiptune Jam | Pocket Operator PO-20 PO-128

[@AndreasWeberling]

Reminds me of an old Flux Pavilion tune, love it!

[@vmpixelmusic]

Wow. Nice comparison :)

[@KenDonMusicYT]

One of the best PO performances that I've seen, great job!

[@vmpixelmusic]

Wow! Thanks! 🙌

[@GrennXBlizzard]

could you make a tutorial how you made that? i have a PO 128 but everything sounds kinda ass

[@vmpixelmusic]

Most of the sounds here are coming from po-20. I only use po-128 for the baseline and final synth. (And some programmed drums) So, all you see is all I did. Just used the bass sound number 13 and then switched to synth sound number 8. Hope it helps.

[@GrennXBlizzard]

@vmpixelmusic could yoz do a song like that on the po 128 as well?

[@akagloomsrecords]

Great song structure and dope that you liveplay all along 🔥 (Sorry, I did not mean to answer to these comments)

[@vmpixelmusic]

Thanks 🙌

[@vmpixelmusic]

PO-128 has only three parallel tracks: drums, bass, and synth, so it's not possible to make such a complex track. I can recommend you to program po128 with a cover of the song you like. Ideally, it should be pop or rock (simple structure and repeatable patterns). Find a simple piano tutorial on YT. It usually works well, as the left hand plays bass line, and the right hand pays the melody. So, it is perfect to replicate with po128.