aevado people ever mix traditional instruments with chiptunes or is that like watching a serious guy get dunked on by a muppet
Chip@aeva What do you mean by “traditional”? There’s plenty of bands with guitars and chiptunes.
@bytex64 i don't have a precise definition, nor do i want to litigate one. keeping that in mind, i think acoustic guitars would absolutely fit most reasonable definitions of "traditional instrument", but the guitar is a funny case because it's had pretty much unbroken popularity over the past century or so, so it doesn't really sound out of place anywhere
@bytex64 whereas i think if you were to play the banjo or the hurdy gurdy with a square wave accompaniment people might reasonably assume you were being ironic
halcy 
@aeva @bytex64 this feels like a thing that is impossible to figure out without trying. Like maybe it rules? or maybe it doesn't? I actually feel like specifically a hurdy gurdy could work
like it fits real well into dark sounding techno beats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6msesBTcuNM so why not?
