Chiperia Issue #5 - More speaker banging tunes from The Chiperia Project!

Neil79 · 14 June 2016, 17:00

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This week Indie Retro News will be announcing an Amiga exclusive that is sure to be a big hit throughout the Amiga community, but until that time comes, here is another fine Amiga release, 'Chiperia Issue #5 by The Chiperia Project'. Now if you remember our article from last year (link) we featured Chiperia Issue 4, which was a top quality Amiga music disk that had a number of class tunes! This latest release is again an Amiga music disk and again features even more tunes that show off just how good the Amiga can sound!

http://www.indieretronews.com/2016/0...r-banging.html

Amiga1992 · 14 June 2016, 18:22

But chiptunes sound like 8-bit shit, not as good as an Amiga can sound

Neil79 · 14 June 2016, 20:05

ma693541 · 15 June 2016, 19:45

@Akira. Have you ever listened thru all The Chiperia Project's videos on Indie Retro News? I am listening to their latest video now and will listen thru all their videos. They have put together some good chip tunes. And where should the Amiga Demo Scene Music been without all the ST-XX disks and the samples.

Amiga1992 · 15 June 2016, 21:09

I never said this was bad music. I said that chiptunes do NOT show how good an Amiga can sound, since any chiptune grossly under-uses the Amiga's full sound capabilities.

That's all. Never said the tunes were bad or anything.

(also, chiptunes are not necessarily made with the ST-XX disks. I really don't know how you drew that conclusion)

ma693541 · 15 June 2016, 22:14

I was not mention chiptunes in the last sentence. I should have been clearer and mention the Music Demos that use samples like most of the AGA, non chiptune demos from the middle of -95 and upwards. Many of the ST-XX disks have samples of real instruments, voices and nature sound. No hard feelings mate, ok. Easy to misunderstand someone.

Amiga1992 · 15 June 2016, 22:19

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Originally Posted by ma693541

I was not mention chiptunes in the last sentence. I should have been clearer and mention the Music Demos that use samples like most of the AGA, non chiptune demos from the middle of -95 and upwards.

Agreed, and those tunes AREN'T in this music disk. I guess you confused yourself a bit

ma693541 · 15 June 2016, 22:23

I know. Let it be that way. He he.

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14 June 2016, 18:22	#2
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,658	But chiptunes sound like 8-bit shit, not as good as an Amiga can sound

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15 June 2016, 19:45	#4
ma693541 Computer Wizard Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Ramberg/Norway Posts: 928	@Akira. Have you ever listened thru all The Chiperia Project's videos on Indie Retro News? I am listening to their latest video now and will listen thru all their videos. They have put together some good chip tunes. And where should the Amiga Demo Scene Music been without all the ST-XX disks and the samples.

15 June 2016, 21:09	#5
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,658	I never said this was bad music. I said that chiptunes do NOT show how good an Amiga can sound, since any chiptune grossly under-uses the Amiga's full sound capabilities. That's all. Never said the tunes were bad or anything. (also, chiptunes are not necessarily made with the ST-XX disks. I really don't know how you drew that conclusion)

15 June 2016, 22:14	#6
ma693541 Computer Wizard Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Ramberg/Norway Posts: 928	I was not mention chiptunes in the last sentence. I should have been clearer and mention the Music Demos that use samples like most of the AGA, non chiptune demos from the middle of -95 and upwards. Many of the ST-XX disks have samples of real instruments, voices and nature sound. No hard feelings mate, ok. Easy to misunderstand someone.

15 June 2016, 22:23	#8
ma693541 Computer Wizard Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Ramberg/Norway Posts: 928	I know. Let it be that way. He he.

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