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Various retro 8 and 16bits Games

Tribute to retro games 8 and 16 bits.
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19 songs
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Create an orchestral theme in Spanish inspired by the 1986 video game "Livingstone Supongo" from Opera Soft, The song should feel like a mysterious jungle expedition, with a melancholic yet heroic tone, Use exotic instruments like tribal drums, bamboo flutes, and light orchestral strings, The vocals should be in Spanish, poetic and solemn, evoking the journey of an explorer searching for truth deep in Africa, Think of it like a Spanish Indiana Jones with a more personal and introspective touch, Add ambient textures and occasional 1980s synth pads, Loop-compatible
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Create a fun, retro jazz theme in Spanish inspired by the 1987 MSX game "Goody" from Opera Soft, Combine ragtime piano, cartoon jazz, and urban comedy, like a classic 8-bit chiptune melodies, Use theatrical vocals in Spanish, telling the story of Goody, a clever thief trying to rob a bank while avoiding guards, nuns, and dogs, Make it funny, rhythmic, and a bit mischievous, Add retro instruments like accordion, upright bass, clarinet, and optional 8-bit touches, The mood should be comical and playful, like a Spanish cartoon or old slapstick movie, Loop-compatible
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Compose a cinematic orchestral battle theme in Spanish, inspired by the track "Battle Field" from Golden Axe, Make it feel like a 1980s epic fantasy soundtrack, in the style of Basil Poledouris (Battle of the Mounds), James Horner (Willow), and Jerry Goldsmith, Use aggressive tribal drums, war horns, fast strings, and deep choirs, The vocals should be heroic, in Spanish, either sung or solemnly spoken, describing the final battle of a barbarian army, Keep the tone dark, determined, and glorious, Make it loop-ready, suitable for a fantasy combat scene
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Create an epic 1980s-style orchestral fantasy track in Spanish, inspired by Golden Axe's first level "Wilderness" and movie soundtracks like Conan the Barbarian (by Basil Poledouris), Excalibur, and Clash of the Titans, Use a powerful orchestral palette: strings, war drums, horns, and choir, The vocals should be deep and solemn, either sung or spoken in a heroic, medieval tone, The lyrics talk about an ancient war, lost kingdoms, and a final stand with an axe, Keep it cinematic and dramatic, not metal, Let it feel like a lost fantasy film theme from the 1980s, Make it loop-compatible
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Create an epic progressive metal track in Spanish, inspired by the 16-bit game Altered Beast (Round 1 - The Graveyard), Use powerful distorted guitars, dramatic male vocals in a melodic metal style similar to electric metal, Include heavy drums, atmospheric synths, and a technical guitar solo mid-track, The lyrics should talk about resurrection, myth, and divine war, as if Zeus resurrects a fallen warrior to battle the undead, The mood should be dark but heroic, Make the song loop seamlessly
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Create a cinematic orchestral version of the RoboCop MSX intro, without lyrics, The arrangement should feel like an emotional movie ending, slow and tragic, evoking themes of memory, sacrifice, and solitude, Use a full orchestra with emphasis on violins, cellos, and soft choir voices (no words, just emotional harmonies), Include occasional low drums, soft bells, and ambient strings, Avoid electronic or synthetic instruments, The tone should be similar to a film epilogue or an elegy, like Blade Runner’s ending reimagined with orchestra instead of synths, Keep the original melody but slow it down and let it breathe, End with a soft, ascending crescendo in the strings
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Create a dark Spanish rock/metal version of the RoboCop MSX intro, Use electric guitars with delay and reverb, deep melodic basslines, a strong drum kit, and an emotional, poetic male Spanish vocal, The overall style should be dramatic, symbolic, and introspective, blending themes of inner conflict, identity, and technological transformation, The vocal should have a powerful, passionate delivery reminiscent of '90s Spanish rock, Keep the melody inspired by the original MSX track, but transform it into a haunting rock anthem, Include heavy guitar riffs and ambient solo parts to add cinematic intensity
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Create a fun flamenco rumba version of the RoboCop MSX intro, Use traditional Spanish flamenco instruments: nylon guitar, palmas (hand claps), cajĂłn flamenco, and groovy bass, The melody should be based on the original RoboCop MSX intro, but adapted into a flamenco rumba rhythm with playful energy, Add a humorous male vocal in Spanish, in the style of Peret or Los Chichos, singing a funny story about RoboCop becoming a local figure in a Spanish neighborhood, Keep the tone light, witty, and rhythmically catchy, Include space for spoken interludes like in traditional flamenco rumbas, Make sure the flamenco guitar and palmas are prominent in the mix
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Create an epic orchestral English song inspired by the first stage theme of Rastan Saga (“Aggressive World” in 8-bit style), adapted to a cinematic arrangement similar to Basil Poledouris’ Conan the Barbarian soundtrack, Keep the main melody recognizable, expanding it with full orchestration: deep taiko drums, timpani rolls, heroic french horns and trombones, sweeping strings, and subtle male choir for atmosphere, Use a steady, marching tempo at 100 BPM in F minor, Male voice, deep and resonant, warrior-like, with a commanding tone and slight reverb for grandeur, Structure: orchestral intro (4 bars) → Verse 1 → short Pre-Chorus → Chorus → Verse 2 → Pre-Chorus → Final Chorus with full orchestra and choir, The vocal line must follow closely the original melody of the theme without overloading with lyrics, leaving space for instrumental breaks
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Create a soft, melodic Spanish song inspired by the opening credits theme “Difficult Move” from SD Snatcher (MSX), Keep the main melody recognizable, arranged in a smooth late-80s Japanese pop/anisong style, Female voice, soft and sweet with a slight Japanese accent, gentle vibrato, emotional but not overly dramatic, Instrumentation: warm synth pads, soft electric piano chords, light electronic drums with gentle snare and hi-hat, soft bass, and melodic synth leads, Tempo: 88 BPM, Key: A minor, Structure: instrumental intro (4 bars) → Verse 1 → Chorus → Verse 2 → Chorus → Verse 3 → Final Chorus → instrumental outro, Each verse-chorus fits one cycle of the original loop (approx, 1:05)
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Create a soft, melodic soundtrack inspired by the opening credits theme “Difficult Move” from SD Snatcher (MSX), maintaining the 80s atmosphere but using more realistic instruments, Use vintage analog synthesizers with warm, rich tones instead of purely digital 8-bit sounds, Incorporate real electric piano (Fender Rhodes style), smooth synthetic bass with an organic feel, and light electronic drums with natural-sounding snares and hi-hats, Add gentle string pads to add warmth and depth without overpowering, The female voice should be soft and sweet with a slight Japanese accent, singing with long sustained vowels matching the melody notes, Tempo 88 BPM, Key: A minor, Structure as per original with instrumental intro, verses, choruses, bridge, and outro
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Create a cinematic and tense English song inspired by the theme “Zanzibar Breeze” from Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake (MSX), Keep the main melody recognizable, but adapt it to a movie-like orchestral arrangement with a military tone, Use deep snare drums and marching percussion, low brass (trombones, french horns), tense strings (cellos, violas, high violins for suspense), and subtle synth pads/electronic pulses to give an espionage feel, Tempo: 92 BPM, Key: D minor, Male voice, low and calm but intense, as if narrating a covert operation, with a slight rasp and minimal vibrato, Structure: short orchestral intro (4 bars) → Verse 1 → short Pre-Chorus → Chorus → Verse 2 → Pre-Chorus → Final Chorus with full orchestra and tension build, Keep the lyrics concise to match the melody and allow for instrumental breathing
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Style: 80s rock anthem, similar to Top Gun soundtrack ( Danger Zone style), Instrumentation: Distorted electric guitars with palm-muted riffs, soaring lead guitar melodies, solid bass, powerful 80s snare reverb, synth pads for spacey feel, Tempo: 140 BPM, driving and energetic, Key: E minor (adjust if needed to fit original Zanac EX melody), Vocal style: Male rock singer with powerful range, slight vibrato, attitude, and sustained notes in chorus, Structure: Intro guitar riff inspired by Zanac EX Area 1 theme, Verse 1, Chorus, Verse 2, Chorus, Bridge with guitar solo, Final Chorus with extra harmonies, Mood: Heroic, high-adrenaline, futuristic aerial combat feel
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Style: 80s rock anthem, similar to Top Gun soundtrack ( Danger Zone style), Instrumentation: Distorted electric guitars with palm-muted riffs, soaring lead guitar melodies, solid bass, powerful 80s snare reverb, synth pads for spacey feel, Tempo: 140 BPM, driving and energetic, Key: E minor (adjust if needed to fit original Zanac EX melody), Vocal style: Male rock singer with powerful range, slight vibrato, attitude, and sustained notes in chorus, Structure: Intro guitar riff inspired by Zanac EX Area 1 theme, Verse 1, Chorus, Verse 2, Chorus, Bridge with guitar solo, Final Chorus with extra harmonies, Mood: Heroic, high-adrenaline, futuristic aerial combat feel
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Style prompt: Retro arcade synthwave + 80s rock anthem, inspired by Double Dragon opening theme, Mix electronic chiptune elements with driving electric guitar riffs, strong drum machine beats, and cinematic fight energy, Mood: Heroic, gritty, street-fighter vibe, with a sense of determination and brotherhood, Vocals: Male lead vocal, strong and raw, with gang-chorus backing on the chorus, Spoken intro/outro lines with reverb and echo, Instrumentation: Retro 8-bit synth arps, electric guitar power chords, electronic drums, bass synth, arcade sound FX sprinkled in breaks, Tempo: Medium-fast (110–125 BPM), Structure: Intro (spoken) → Verse → Pre-Chorus → Chorus → Instrumental Break → Verse 2 → Pre-Chorus → Chorus → Outro (spoken)
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Style prompt: Retro arcade battle theme, 80s synth-rock anthem with chiptune riffs, Inspired by Double Dragon stage 1 music, Blend fast electronic drums, 8-bit synth leads, distorted guitar power chords, and arcade game intensity, Mood: Aggressive, urban, full of adrenaline and determination, A sense of danger but heroic defiance, Vocals: Male lead, raw and powerful, Spoken intro/outro with reverb, Chorus with layered gang-style backing vocals, Instrumentation: Fast-paced retro synths, pounding drum machine, bassline driving forward, occasional arcade FX, Guitar riffs add weight, Tempo: Fast (125–135 BPM), Structure: Intro (spoken) → Verse → Pre-Chorus → Chorus → Instrumental break → Verse 2 → Pre-Chorus → Chorus → Outro
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Style prompt: Heavy metal instrumental, faithful to Duke Nukem 3D intro “Grabbag”, Distorted guitar riffs, driving bass, pounding drums, shredding solo, Optional subtle 90s synth pads in background for atmosphere, Mood: Cocky, badass, destructive, arcade-to-3D game energy, Vocals: None, fully instrumental (best for accuracy), Tempo: Fast groove (145 BPM), Structure: Intro riff → Main riff variation → Guitar solo → Return of main riff → Powerful ending with sustained guitar chord
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Retro 90s synth / MIDI style, vintage keyboard lead, triangle percussion, bell/campanella arpeggios, pulsing bass synth, subtle percussion (soft kick + hi-hat), brass/trompet synth for harmonies, ambient ethereal choir (ahhh / oooohhh), cinematic retro game music, atmospheric, immersive, moderate tempo 80-90 BPM, instrumental only
3:21Song Image
Retro 90s synth / MIDI style, emulate Sound Blaster AWE32 timbre, vintage keyboard lead, soft brass/trompet synths, bell/campanella arpeggios, pulsing bass synth, triangle percussion, subtle kick/snare, light hi-hat, ambient ethereal choir (ahhh / oooohhhh), cinematic retro game music, atmospheric, immersive, faithful to original AWE32 MIDI, moderate tempo 80-90 BPM, instrumental with subtle vocal pads