Actually it's another Grey Alien poll combined with thoery.
My theory is that most people who like chip music had an 8 or 16 bit computer (actually when I say 8bit I really mean C64 as you can't really say Spectrums had good music haha) and therefore are probably over 25 (or 20 at least). I'm not to sure many of the younger generation can get into it as it has no nostalgia value for them, but I could be wrong. After mobiles got past the BEEP stage lots of them had chip music type ring tones but things have moved on again since - this may have converted a few youngsters (or not).
I myself am 30, had a C64/Amiga(500/1200) and like chip music (a lot). What about you? (just post 8/16bit computers as proof of age if not wanting to share age).
Lets go!
My theory is that most people who like chip music had an 8 or 16 bit computer (actually when I say 8bit I really mean C64 as you can't really say Spectrums had good music haha) and therefore are probably over 25 (or 20 at least). I'm not to sure many of the younger generation can get into it as it has no nostalgia value for them, but I could be wrong. After mobiles got past the BEEP stage lots of them had chip music type ring tones but things have moved on again since - this may have converted a few youngsters (or not).
I myself am 30, had a C64/Amiga(500/1200) and like chip music (a lot). What about you? (just post 8/16bit computers as proof of age if not wanting to share age).
Lets go!