How to Make 8-Bit Video Game Music in FL Studio

Hey there! In this video, I’ll show you how to create 8-bit video game music in FL Studio. Instead of separate tracks, we’re stitching everything together like a story, featuring a journey theme, a fighting/danger theme, and a boss fight theme. Whether you're just starting out or looking for inspiration, this tutorial will help you bring your game’s soundtrack to life!

[EmilLudvigsenMusic]

If you could make music for any retro game, which one would it be? 🤔

[helmenhjelmen]

Your videos is genuinely gonna help me so much.

[juaniibot]

heyo this is actually fire! keep goin'!

[Iamotter-tbfz]

I like this ! It shall be great if u add more details about 8 bit music theory or may be links in description to help audiences further understand the genre

[scrappy]

0:38 is this from the desert battle vid u did lole

[super.ant_]

Boss theme reminded me of a motif from your earlier videos 🤔🤔

[AndroSpark]

Great video, and it's cool there's a VST for that type of sound.

Would 3x Osc also work well for making 8bit style music?

[RayyanRadzy]

and for the outro we use the "super mario cadence" (I-bVI-bVII-I)

[avaf]

will u publish this music independently? (and, if its possible, with no ending, for loop do be possible)

[ThatNateGuy]

Do you host your FLPs on your Patreon by chance?

[jadie_baefie]

why not use the magical 8 bit or chipsounds vst, the NES vst lacks many options

[frenchyboy]

How to you arpeggiate or vibrato certain notes? Or slide the pitch between notes?

[Carter_Dev]

I downloaded this vst but for some reason Fl studio can’t find it