Bands that used the Amiga to make Music

[ExiE]

BULLERBYNE on their album Crappy Crispy Magic Music

https://open.spotify.com/album/5H53BnnQyl7ZMLTH2J1SZK

[Retro1234]

Not Amiga - Atari ST Fatboy slim
https://m.facebook.com/watch/?v=10159492698928796

More here, he used an ST up until 2012
https://www.coolsmartphone.com/2020/...h-an-atari-st/

[pandy71]

Surprised that nobody listed Susumu Hirasawa...

Hirasawa has used Amiga computers extensively in his work, starting out with CG production in 1987,[10] and later on applying it on his albums and live shows, using applications such as Say, SCALA, Bars & Pipes, SuperJAM![11] and OctaMED. He stopped using Amigas with the LIMBO-54 shows of 2003[12] and the Byakkoya/Paprika albums of 2006, since "maintaining an Amiga now is, like maintaining a classic car, costly"

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Some of you may knew Paprika movie and will recognize:
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[drHirudo]

Susumu Hirasawa composed the boot jingle for AmigaOS 4:

from:
https://www.hyperion-entertainment.c...for-amigaos-40

recording artist Susumu Hirasawa will deliver a boot jingle created specifically for AmigaOS 4.0. Two additional tracks will also be included on the AmigaOS 4.0 CD to showcase Hirasawa's music.

About Susumu Hirasawa

Susumu Hirasawa is a highly acclaimed recording artist. He has written soundtracks for commercial successes such as Millenium Actress, Paranoia Agent, the Beserk tv-series and videogame, and he is currently working on his latest cd-release. Since 1979 he helped defined Japanese pop-techno in the group P-MODEL and launched his first solo album in 1989. Since the mid-90s Hirasawa has toured with his Interactive Live Show utilizing Amigas with the support of Amiga user group of Japan(FAMIGA) for a spectacular interactive multimedia performance.

[Retro1234]

Originally Posted by pandy71

Surprised that nobody listed Susumu Hirasawa...



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What kind of things is he singing about?

[pandy71]

Originally Posted by Retro1234

What kind of things is he singing about?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susumu...a#Compositions

https://hirasawalyrics.tumblr.com/

[jPV]

Originally Posted by ghosty777

The Black Dog (On WARP Records)
How can this not be on here already

Recent interview with Amiga mentions: https://testpressing.org/magazine/pl...-busy-circuits

[ImmortalA1000]

I think, not sure though, that there was a Jam n Spoons labelled remix either of Open Your Mind or Blue Monday 1990s on a CD single I had (I had both) and in an interview they mention using an Amiga. Hazy memory, could be wrong.

[saimon69]

Originally Posted by ImmortalA1000

I think, not sure though, that there was a Jam n Spoons labelled remix either of Open Your Mind or Blue Monday 1990s on a CD single I had (I had both) and in an interview they mention using an Amiga. Hazy memory, could be wrong.

Is a NECRO but were those the same Jam n Spoon that worked with Nerve Axis? (and later made Stella)

[Karlos]

Originally Posted by saimon69

Is a NECRO but were those the same Jam n Spoon that worked with Nerve Axis? (and later made Stella)

That's still one of my all time favourite demos and the first I remember trying on my then new 68040.

[CCCP alert]

The "Jam and Spoons" remix of Open Your Mind (Usura) on the limited edition 6 or 7 track CD remix single was done on an Amiga. I can't remember where I heard about this, maybe it's in the blurb on the CD inlay.