Can anyone confirm where this tune originated from

[NOB]

Originally Posted by zeg

The tune was used here http://kestra.exotica.org.uk/demo.php?id=2406
for the first time. The credits inside the intro are given to Jesper Kyd.
The Paradox and all follow up releases have used Jesper Kristensen as author.

Interesting investigation.This intro contains indeed a typical atmospheric
jesper kyd song.(F 10)
But that is not the wanted tune.

[zeg]

Originally Posted by hitchhikr

How do you explain this: http://kestra.exotica.org.uk/demo.php?id=6169 ?

ok. So the person who coded Futurecomposer converted the tunes already. Also good.

bye bye

[zeg]

Originally Posted by NOB

Interesting investigation.This intro contains indeed a typical atmospheric
jesper kyd song.(F 10)
But that is not the wanted tune.

Finaly there is only the Jesper Kristensen left as author.

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[Photon]

Originally Posted by StingRay

The Bitworld credits are funny... Music by Jesper Kristensen? WTF! That was not the intro were it was first used anyway, I heard it for the first time in some old TSL demo, can't remember which one though.

If you watch this Crystals of Arborea intro to the second precalc circleplotscroller, it says 'Music by Jesper Kristensen'. The other Jesper is Jesper Jakobson Kyd. So unless his parent(s) remarried and he changed name for this demo that's the credits...

A bit reminiscent of the Rambo tunes, I think

So never mind the Silents musicdisk thingy...

[zeg]

Have now sorted all those known paradox crack intros with that tone all together.
http://kestra.exotica.org.uk/demo.php?id=6790
Credits are given inside the intro.
Future Bike Simulator seems is the oldest of this group of crack intros.
I will try to find more releases with the "music" inside.

bye bye