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emufan · 10 December 2016, 19:02

not so bad for your 1st amiga mod.

i remember playing with protracker, creating some kind of pling pling, totaly out of order, but it was fun anyway

ViLXDRYAD · 10 December 2016, 22:51

thanks you, emufan! =' D i had lot of fun making it too lol one definitely gets better by trying I so hope you keep on tracking =' 3

emufan · 11 December 2016, 18:25

nahh, i stay with the pling pling and leave it to others, making music

Drakon · 31 January 2017, 14:48

Some my old modules, made mostly on Amiga 600.

https://soundkiller.bandcamp.com/

lordofchaos · 19 May 2017, 21:12

My take on The Witcher 3 - Chip sound version.

[ Show youtube player ]

Sinphaltimus · 21 May 2017, 20:06

I never used more than MED back in the day. And i no longer have any of the original files, just some recordings of them. I used all the samples i could find in those days from Amiga video games, applications and other MODs.

Nothing special but I had fun and I think some of these are fun to listen to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7mvo7wfr43...raMEDs.7z?dl=0

lordofchaos · 26 March 2019, 18:40

A Warhawk cover on Octamed.

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mik3d3nch · 14 June 2019, 15:07

I just wish I could get my tracker working! Its those Amiga sounds that I've missed all these years. I used to spend hours composing hit and miss compositions and learned a lot in the process about how music can be put together,

lordofchaos · 23 June 2019, 14:06

Simon The Sorcerer Cover Song.

[ Show youtube player ]

@mik3d3nch. You should use WinUAE and download pro-tracker or Octamed. Emulation is now so accurate and responsive that you forget your using emulated hardware, with the added bonus of choosing lots of RAM.

mik3d3nch · 25 June 2019, 03:54

LORDOFCHAOS - I am using WinUAE and SoundFX - the original 88 version - still having to laboriously recreate my own docs as I have forgotten so much and either my memory is at fault (quite possible) or its not doing what it used to. I remember these weird letter and number combos that ran in one part of the individual columns (hex?) and back then I didnt know about hex so I changed them by trying different combinations at random and sometimes got rewarded with some really odd sounds. Theres a button called Effects shows as 136 in the window but it wont allow me to change them to the other selections and retyping over the 136 does nothing to alter the sound. Anyway I just got hold of DeLuxe Music so with any luck I'll eventually get something out of one of them.

mik3d3nch · 18 July 2019, 16:43

Cor! That's brilliant did you just copy this from a game or did you construct it yourself? I liked it so much I'm adding it to my play list, its very atmospheric and at the same time it shows me how to construct something in a similar vein with a bass background theme and a sort of scales repetition as a treble lead.

mik3d3nch · 18 July 2019, 16:55

Its timing that buggers me every time! I can play the keyboard as the channel loops but when it comes to adding more voices it sounds awful because the original 'freehand' track intervals aren't always quite on the money.

Try entering a pattern one note at a time to keep the intervals accurate and the result never sounds as good as doing it freehand would apart from the timing. How can I explain this? I play harmonica and if with a band and I miss judge where they are going I can almost always fudge it and nobody notices, just keep going and correct as you go, no problem. Oh well, there's no real answer to this except to just keep practicing.

daxb · 18 July 2019, 17:14

Timing is given by the tracks and at what speed/tempo it is played. Some effect commands can influence timing too. Just add notes in edit mode and not in record mode. Advantage of tracker programs is that you can see the track/pattern and hence also the timing.

lordofchaos · 20 July 2019, 20:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by mik3d3nch

Cor! That's brilliant did you just copy this from a game or did you construct it yourself? I liked it so much I'm adding it to my play list, its very atmospheric and at the same time it shows me how to construct something in a similar vein with a bass background theme and a sort of scales repetition as a treble lead.

Thanks. Had been playing the game in WinUAE , and that track got stuck in my head so did a quick version on Renoise.

Cool. That's how I learnt, watching other peoples modules and taking note, nothing wrong with some reverse engineering too for good practice.

lordofchaos · 05 January 2020, 15:43

Anybody made the switch to Renoise? It's like a spiritual successor to Octamed and Pro Tracker combined, but on steroids.

Had another little session on it, this time paying homage to the Young Ones.

[ Show youtube player ]

no9 · 06 January 2020, 13:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by lordofchaos

Anybody made the switch to Renoise?

Switched there, switched back...

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lordofchaos · 06 January 2020, 14:50

@no9. That's a really nice track, very slick and catchy.

Kind of wish I made more effort to use ProTracker back in the day, got sucked into Octamed, I think both have their own unique quirks, despite being very similar.. Trackers are the best.

14 June 2019, 15:07	#108
mik3d3nch Registered User Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Painter, VA Age: 72 Posts: 15	Wow! That Warhawk cover was great I just wish I could get my tracker working! Its those Amiga sounds that I've missed all these years. I used to spend hours composing hit and miss compositions and learned a lot in the process about how music can be put together,

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10 December 2016, 19:02	#101
emufan Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: #DrainTheSwamp Posts: 4,545	not so bad for your 1st amiga mod. i remember playing with protracker, creating some kind of pling pling, totaly out of order, but it was fun anyway

10 December 2016, 22:51	#102
ViLXDRYAD Avocado lover Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Avocado Forest Posts: 64	thanks you, emufan! =' D i had lot of fun making it too lol one definitely gets better by trying I so hope you keep on tracking =' 3

11 December 2016, 18:25	#103
emufan Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: #DrainTheSwamp Posts: 4,545	nahh, i stay with the pling pling and leave it to others, making music

31 January 2017, 14:48	#104
Drakon Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Poland Age: 41 Posts: 52	Some my old modules, made mostly on Amiga 600. https://soundkiller.bandcamp.com/

19 May 2017, 21:12	#105
lordofchaos TinkerTailorContentMaker Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Age: 41 Posts: 1,130	My take on The Witcher 3 - Chip sound version. [ Show youtube player ]

21 May 2017, 20:06	#106
Sinphaltimus Registered User Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Cresco, PA, USA Age: 49 Posts: 1,113	I never used more than MED back in the day. And i no longer have any of the original files, just some recordings of them. I used all the samples i could find in those days from Amiga video games, applications and other MODs. Nothing special but I had fun and I think some of these are fun to listen to. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7mvo7wfr43...raMEDs.7z?dl=0

26 March 2019, 18:40	#107
lordofchaos TinkerTailorContentMaker Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Age: 41 Posts: 1,130	A Warhawk cover on Octamed. [ Show youtube player ]

23 June 2019, 14:06	#109
lordofchaos TinkerTailorContentMaker Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Age: 41 Posts: 1,130	Simon The Sorcerer Cover Song. [ Show youtube player ] @mik3d3nch. You should use WinUAE and download pro-tracker or Octamed. Emulation is now so accurate and responsive that you forget your using emulated hardware, with the added bonus of choosing lots of RAM.

25 June 2019, 03:54	#110
mik3d3nch Registered User Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Painter, VA Age: 72 Posts: 15	LORDOFCHAOS - I am using WinUAE and SoundFX - the original 88 version - still having to laboriously recreate my own docs as I have forgotten so much and either my memory is at fault (quite possible) or its not doing what it used to. I remember these weird letter and number combos that ran in one part of the individual columns (hex?) and back then I didnt know about hex so I changed them by trying different combinations at random and sometimes got rewarded with some really odd sounds. Theres a button called Effects shows as 136 in the window but it wont allow me to change them to the other selections and retyping over the 136 does nothing to alter the sound. Anyway I just got hold of DeLuxe Music so with any luck I'll eventually get something out of one of them.

18 July 2019, 16:43	#111
mik3d3nch Registered User Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Painter, VA Age: 72 Posts: 15	Cor! That's brilliant did you just copy this from a game or did you construct it yourself? I liked it so much I'm adding it to my play list, its very atmospheric and at the same time it shows me how to construct something in a similar vein with a bass background theme and a sort of scales repetition as a treble lead.

18 July 2019, 16:55	#112
mik3d3nch Registered User Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Painter, VA Age: 72 Posts: 15	Its timing that buggers me every time! I can play the keyboard as the channel loops but when it comes to adding more voices it sounds awful because the original 'freehand' track intervals aren't always quite on the money. Try entering a pattern one note at a time to keep the intervals accurate and the result never sounds as good as doing it freehand would apart from the timing. How can I explain this? I play harmonica and if with a band and I miss judge where they are going I can almost always fudge it and nobody notices, just keep going and correct as you go, no problem. Oh well, there's no real answer to this except to just keep practicing.

18 July 2019, 17:14	#113
daxb Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 2,441	Timing is given by the tracks and at what speed/tempo it is played. Some effect commands can influence timing too. Just add notes in edit mode and not in record mode. Advantage of tracker programs is that you can see the track/pattern and hence also the timing.

05 January 2020, 15:43	#115
lordofchaos TinkerTailorContentMaker Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Age: 41 Posts: 1,130	Anybody made the switch to Renoise? It's like a spiritual successor to Octamed and Pro Tracker combined, but on steroids. Had another little session on it, this time paying homage to the Young Ones. [ Show youtube player ]

06 January 2020, 14:50	#117
lordofchaos TinkerTailorContentMaker Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Age: 41 Posts: 1,130	@no9. That's a really nice track, very slick and catchy. Kind of wish I made more effort to use ProTracker back in the day, got sucked into Octamed, I think both have their own unique quirks, despite being very similar.. Trackers are the best.

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