I will create a nintendo retro 8 bit chiptune song

Unlike other sellers, you are paying for a song that you own! Its all yours to use wherever. You can even put it on an album and say you made it if you want.

Yes, we can totally do the thick bass sound you hear in a lot of Sunsoft's NES games. It cost extra though, and usually its best to commit to this for the entire project since it sounds weird if only some songs use it. Let me know up front and we can make a quote properly.

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.

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 can make them completely authentic just as you'd hear on a cartridge (even in NSF format, the Nintendo's native music format) or we can add more channels effects and even go all the way to modern sounds. Just let me know what you like.

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 own the rights to my version. But, that does not mean you are 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.

No, I just mean instead of recreating the same drum sounds each time I need them, I have samples of the end product which I use as a time saving shortcut. The sounds produced by chips are not copyrighted anymore than the C key on a piano can be copyrighted.

No, the 30 second cost is basically the bare minimum price because setting up instruments takes as much time for 10 seconds as it does for 30 seconds.