Hi and welcome to the mirrors project, where we gather chiptune archives from all over the world, and we put them up for download. This is an ever growing project, and we are always looking for something new. If you have something we don't, just let us know!
note
these mirrors are going to be in archive format, for example .7z or .zip. If applicable, websites for the archive will be displade under the snapshot heading.
mirrors for NES music
Mck2ch archive
Mck2ch is A chiptune compo site in Japan. Most music is made with ppmck or famitracker, but they also use other tools as well. For the most part you'll find music with the sorce file .mml, but at other times you'll find music roms for use with emulators.
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As of March 2021, Mck2ch is no longer making any updates to there archive. So you can download a full archive from this link.
nsf archive by ui
this archive was put together by @ui and was the main person that I looked up to when starting the Tuca project. Artists likeIkumaIwamoo
and much more! download this awesome archive by clicking
this link
famitracker nsfs
This was an archive uploaded by someone on archive.org. It has over 20000 .nsf files, with more to be added. The link to the original archive is hereanother link is
found hereA mirror is
here.
Commodore 64 music
HVSC
This is the HVSC archive. The High Voltage SID Collection (HVSC) is a freeware hobby project which organises Commodore 64 music (also known as SID music) into an archive for both musicians and fans alike. The work on the collection is done completely in the Team and contributors' spare time and is proudly one of the largest and most accurate computer music collections known. An awesome archive! They have been archiving music from 1996 and they're still going strong!be sure to
look at there websitewe also have a mirror at.
this link
Atari, Spectrum, and ST music
Asma, Atari SAP music archive
an awesome archive for Atari XL/XE music! Archiving after the likes of the HVSC archiv, this archive brings a huge 4000 pluss files with over 8 days of playtime. go to the online archive old site, outdatedwe also mirror Asma at.
this link