*cough*

I could see myself running on a treadmill to this song at the gym...and I would share this song with all the pretty girls, and for sure I would become Mr. popular. :)

It's coming. I actually laid down the lyrics tonight. The take is very rough, it'll take some time to smooth it out. Hopefully I'll remember how to manipulate sound. Anyway, I haven't forgotten about this piece, and in fact I really really really want to share this with you guys. You'll either think it's really lame, or funny as all hell. :D

So... About that full version... :P

Cheezes really good chip although I'm not a fan in general :P

This track has the most comments I've ever seen. And that's awesome because I really like fromage.

So rich in melodies for 1 minute! I don't know how you are going to be able to extend its length? Top Chiptune so far.

Thank you kind sir!

after the full version is released, sure. Grab this now, I'll be taking it down after. :)

if you call piano, organ, synth cheese bass, and an 8-bit game synth a full romantic orchestra... I want to release it Sunday/monday. But we'll see.

can I do a remix?

XD

This sounds like what would happen if Kirby, Mario, and Zelda came together to try and have kids...hilarious! Far as "musical advice" or what not...hard to say: it sounds like cheesy old Nintendo music but that's obviously by intention...it's playful and some of the odd chords you added, like you said, definitely add flavor.

So I'm guessing that this is actually going to be scored for a full Romantic orchestra, then, and this "chip" preview is just to throw us off? :P // Any date for the final release?

Icy Tower! that's it!!

Ah, if you mean the C-6's in patterns 0 and 5, then yes. The chord progression for those patterns is ||: B major, G# *major* :||, not G# minor as one would expect. It gives the cheese extra flavor. :)

Odd note?

that odd note supposed to be there? nice cheese for sure, dont know why, but I'm thinking of magic towers, or whatever it was called....

Mario is a description of the chip sound - shall I say generic Nitendo? C-64? Atari?

"Sounds like Mario..." OMG, if you only knew... guess you'll find out when the full version hits. :)

Sounds like Mario with a 60's bubble gum music melodic sensibility and 80's brit pop progression.