Compose a 32-bar 8-bit (chiptune) arrangement inspired by th

K: Amin T: 90 TS: 4/4 INST: Square Wave, Square Wave, Triangle Wave, 8-bit noise Mood: Nostalgic Chiptune Structure: AB This composition is a classic 8-bit chiptune arrangement of the traditional Japanese folk song "Sakura Sakura". It strictly adheres to the technical constraints of early video game consoles like the NES/Famicom, using only four distinct monophonic voices: two square waves for melody and harmony, a triangle wave for bass, and an 8-bit noise channel for drums (limited to hi-hat and snare). The piece is structured in two distinct 16-bar sections (A and B), with Theme A presenting the core melody and Theme B providing a contrasting variation while maintaining stylistic consistency, potentially incorporating subtle harmonic shifts. The tempo is moderate, and the time signature is common 4/4, ensuring a clear, steady rhythmic foundation characteristic of the genre and the original folk tune's meter. The overall sound is intended to evoke nostalgia for retro gaming, applying a lo-fi electronic aesthetic to a traditional melody.

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