Standupmaths Theme (8-Bit cover) 

It still is.

Always has been

Always will be.

It always gets my psyched.

100pi likes

That's because they're lin- nevermind.

I vote we call them Pi waves! Because I like pie.

Parker Square waves

@@leofisher1280 Perfect!!

@@leofisher1280 PFF-

More accurate breakdown after a rewatch: Channels 0-2: Rhythm Channel 3: occasional burst of noise Channels 4-6: Harmony Channel 7: Melody

7 seen here 1:23

0 is Bass

I wouldn't put it past Matt to request to use this as the official music video.

Has he seen this yet?

YES PLEASE

he could be sneaky and critique the waves in the video without using the audio 😛

Imagine if someone made a C64 version of this...

I object. This is glorious, but NOTHING beats the original.

Parker Square Waves, eh?

Arpeggios make everything great!

Heavy Mattal

You should check out M.B.R. on bandcamp for actual chiptune metal, it's all sorts of awesome! masterbootrecord.bandcamp.com/

@@Cwmwd24 Thanks man 😊

8k views rn

Yep, was here by a recommendation after watching a ton of Matt's videos.

I agree. It also sounds a bit like boss music

Right, the original is available here: standupmaths.bandcamp.com/track/stand-up-maths-theme I've also added the link to the description. I should've done that long ago, actually.

@@DelayRGC Better Late Than Never

You're welcome?

Ironically, I'm seeing this again a year later!

The font is just called Cambria in the program, so I never noticed that!

Subbed

I agree very nice job

@@liambye2233 what in god's holy name

Excellent job.

I might at some point, but my files are pure abominations behind the scenes. Though right now, I don't plan to.

For the past one and a half years of making these kinds of remixes I've mostly been guessing these notes (intervals, really) and rhythms. To be fair, that has decreased considerably since I started, but it's still my unfortunate modus operandi. As you might be able to imagine, that's much more frustrating than doing it properly because the finished song is overshadowed by the brute forcing it took to get there.

@@DelayRGC I also guess the intervals sometimes. I use tracker software OpenMPT to make music, so obviously some guesswork may be necessary sometimes. I can relate to you, because my first 8-bit remix of a song was just like that - guessing intervals, not knowing how to read score sheets, not knowing musical terms, brute forcing, etc. But you'll learn one way or another. Like what a C major chord is, or by Googling how to read key signatures and what notes are what. You can find plenty of videos on RU-vid talking about these terminologies. Trust me, it helps. What software do you use by the way to make this?

Sorry - the comment was listed as being for review and I don't check that list very often. I also use a tracker, but not OpenMPT. I'm using MilkyTracker instead, which I've gotten very used to. The main problem I have is transcribing from scratch. I've played the piano for a few years already, so sheets and terms are not a large difficulty. But I do have problems in *hearing* intervals or chords or figuring out a song's key without notes given. Basically, I know the practice and only enough theory to realize this practice, which is actually a bit embarrassing. I do follow a few music theory channels on RU-vid, like 8-Bit Music Theory, who specialized in explaining how video game soundtracks are written, and I look stuff up as well when I absolutely need to (I prefer to discover things myself). I'm trying my best to learn and improve.

@@DelayRGC What you are describing sounds very similar to me. I think you have relative pitch. I can never figure out what a key is on its own, so I usually press a key on my phone's keyboard and then go up or down to get the key I need to hear. Then I would probably try to play along with the song I'm trying to remix by guessing the scales. As for chords, for triads, I usually can hear the root and the 5th, but never the 3rd. For major 7ths, I can sometimes recognise that dreamy sounding sound. Intervals I tend to have a problem too, though I sometimes recognise intervals through other songs.

@@DelayRGC Oh and I don't know if this applies to MilkyTracker, but it sounds like some of your samples are muffled. Have you tried reducing the resampling to no interpolation if the whole song sounds better? I don't even know if resampling is a thing in MilkyTracker.

The song was made in MilkyTracker as a .xm file. As for .scp... Frankly, I don't even know that extension, sorry. But maybe I should consider uploading the xm somewhere, or at least an mp3.

@@DelayRGC my experience with stuff like this is fairly narrow, apologies. thanks for the quick response!

@@trizgo_ No worries, mine is too!

2 away from 2^6

@@nomekop777 that doesn’t sound correct

Listen to the original, I can assure you that they are the same.

I was recommended this after watching a few stand-up maths videos. It's great!

It's a masterpiece, that's why.

@@JiMwB that too

You don't read stupid. You read smart. :)