Chiptrackers
Chiptrackers are trackers oriented soundchip (8-bit sound).
Note : if you want to create chiptunes with digital trackers (using samples like here) go to Woolyss Tracking.
Show list of audio trackers for each plateform.
All | Windows - MS-DOS - Mac - iPhone - Linux - Amiga - Nintendo - Sega - Atari - Commodore - Amstrad - ZX - OPL | Commercial - Free
BoyScout [windows]
Free 
 | Full soundchip emulation : Nintendo Gameboy Advance (GBA) Import : BSF | Export : BSF, BGF, WAV MIDI support : no [mp3] audio demo by Unknown |
cajoNES [nes]
Free
 | cajoNES is another drum synth but this time focused more on performance and random generation to create Nintendo sounds with a super-fast synth engine.
Two versions: cajoNES and cajoNES Deluxe which features support for 8 pattern slots and battery RAM saving. Original teaser! |
Ditty Editor [gameboy advance]
Free
 | A native chiptracker for Nintendo Gameboy Advance (GBA). [mp3] audio demo by John Senseben |
FamiTracker [windows]
Free
 | Full soundchip emulation : Nintendo Entertainment System (NES, Famicom). Import : FTM | Export : FTM, NSF, NES, BIN, PRG, WAV, MID MIDI support : yes [mp3] audio demo by Kreese |
Little Sound Dj (LSDj) [gameboy]
Free
.png "Little Sound Dj (LSDj)") | Nintendo Gameboy sound chip offers four channels with 4-bit sound. Need a cartridge. The ZIP archive contains tutorial links. [mp3] audio demo by Puss |
M4G Tracker [gameboy advance]
Free
 | It is a tracker for Nintendo Gameboy Advance (GBA). In development ! [mp3] audio demo by Smiker |
Nerdtracker 2 (NT2) [ms-dos/windows]
Free
.png "Nerdtracker 2 (NT2)"){kind=tracking} | Nerdtracker II (or NT2 for short) is a MS-DOS based music creation program by Michel Iwaniec (Bananmos), designed exclusively to create 2A03 PSG tunes (aka Nintendo NES/Famicom
music). MIDI support : no |
NesTracker [windows]
Free
 | Full soundchip emulation : Nintendo Entertainment System (NES, Famicom). Import : NEST | Export : NEST, NSF, WAV MIDI support : no [mp3] audio demo by Ian Stocker |
NTRQ [nes]
Free
 | The first native chiptracker for Nintendo Entertainment System (NES,
Famicom), developed by veteran of 1990s NES game development Neil
Baldwin of Eurocom. Features variable pattern length,
software/hardware pitch sweep, smooth pitch slide and vibrato, complex
arpeggios, duty modulation, Auto Echo, speed table (groove), software
ADSR, delay, detune. [mp3] audio demo by Tadpole |
PR8 [nes]
Free
 | PR8 takes everything and turns it on it's head. It's a drum-machine-style synth but is also so much more. Uses 6 'virtual' tracks and the drum 'instruments' are able to use any combination of all of the Nintendo NES's hardware voices SIMULTANEOUSLY!
Tons of features and 180hz refresh rate for fast pitch sweeps and other effects. And yes, it has Auto Echo too! [mp3] audio demo by Neil Baldwin |
pulsar [nes]
Free
 | Neil Baldwin's second take on a native Nintendo NES tracker. Features a very
similar user interface to LSDJ. Highlights include Auto Echo, complex
Table-based FX, a unique 'multi-voice' table effect, amplitude
modulation 'distortion', scaleable 180hz refresh rate. [mp3] audio demo by Nikola Whallon |
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Tags : chiptrackers, 8-bit trackers, 8-bit sound editors, soundtrackers, audio trackers, chiptune, 8-bit music, chipmusic, micromusic, video game sound
