16 March 2003, 19:04 | #1 |
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Why aren´t there Amiga Remixes?
The web is full of C64 remixes like the ones at remix.kwed.org - but why the hell aren´t there Amiga-Soundtracks getting remixed (beside commercial CDs like immortal etc.)?
I ever thought the Amiga was THE Sound-Machine out there? Oh, how would an Ambermoon-remix be fine *sniff*... |
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16 March 2003, 20:06 | #4 |
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Hoi! Nice links!
Oh, I don´t want the originals any better or changed at all, only in true 44khz Especially at Ambermoon you really hear the missing 22khz (But an orchester or E-Guitars wouldn´t be bad of course...) |
16 March 2003, 20:19 | #5 |
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I've been covering amiga music, professionally since I was 16 (over 10 years now - my dad is a musician), I've enjoyed computer music since the days of SID on c64. (Cubase - Roland SC-88Pro Module/Roland XP-80 Synth)
Some things I've done: monkey island hardwired flashback pinball dreams elekfunk (arte) living insanity (arte) oddyssey dune alien breed I've recently uploaded hardwired, but it seems the account is deleted. I will send you a link when I've upload it again. Quality stuff, up there, with Back In Time. I'm thinking of making a CD(s) similar to BIT. Earn some money selling them, via an online company. But I don't know how it works. Ps. I'll notify you when the map of exile is done too... 1/3rd done (looks great, buts its a pain to do). There's another possible re-incarnation of exile on the horizon as well. Oh, don't tell me that you haven't heard any of Chris H's work. |
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Woah, especially pinball dreams would be great!
Of course I´ve heard Chris H´s work - but thats also commercial ps: what incarnation will it be? Any hints? And I´m curious about the map ;> |
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17 March 2003, 01:14 | #8 |
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Hey T.R, I just noticed your 'Turrican-Grandmaster' claim.
Are you man enough to accept a challenge? |
17 March 2003, 08:05 | #9 |
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The tunes on the C64 were far and away more melodic and better than any AMiga tune I heard
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17 March 2003, 10:58 | #10 |
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Well, it's just different (melodic is nice indeed). Sid has an unique sound though
Check out these sids (my favs): http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtop...ghlight=#51059 Some of them sound better on Amiga. (x-out/supremacy/rocknroll/strider etc) I have gathered my own collection of amiga game/demo mods/tunes over the years. Some stuff is just brilliant. Damn, I need to make a site so bad, there's so much in my head that I need to share. Not just music/games. Update: Hey check out SLAY Radio @ http://hvsids.c64.org !!! Last edited by DeAdLy_cOoKiE; 17 March 2003 at 14:06. |
17 March 2003, 17:09 | #11 |
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Personally, I'd like to hear a remake of the tune from the first 'Alternate Reality' (Was that the City or the dungeon?). Anyway, I loved it on my old 800XL Pokey chip.
Somebody update the Cannon Fodder inter-level music. It's great. I want it. Or else I'll scream and scream. |
17 March 2003, 17:46 | #12 |
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There I go, showing off my talent
Here's my take on Hardwired (type it as url):
http://conradtm.tripod.com/hardwired.mp3 Comments are welcome, as long as they are positive ofcourse. Ps. if it says that the account is terminated, drop me pm pls. Last edited by DeAdLy_cOoKiE; 18 March 2003 at 04:17. |
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18 March 2003, 00:41 | #14 |
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I think Amiga Remixes would be GREAT .....I have managed to come across MOONSTONE for the PC
That made me happy |
18 March 2003, 07:20 | #15 |
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*Kicks MP3 player for not wanting to play MP3*
Which codec were you using for that? My player didn't want to play it, but WIMPlayer had no problems with it at all. |
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I still prefer the original, but your version is still very good. I think the thing that 'bugs' me about your version is the speed, and some of the 'Babylon 5' sounding instruments, other than that, its still very faithful. Wouldn't mind hearing you do some justice and extending the Cream of the Earth module by Romeo Knight for Cebit 90, RSI. That would be cool to hear updated and extended. |
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18 March 2003, 23:10 | #17 |
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I know, the original had it's own sounds/samples (arpreggio/different pitches in snares etc). I had to replace them with instrumental samples, drums (toms), ethnic instruments and such. I just wanted to do this song. I have a lower-speed version as well, including the temp shift near the beginning, though it's the same song. I felt like upping the speed a bit.
When trying to recreate a song I try to be as faithfull to the original as I can. Although, minor changes are done with this one (most noticeable, the choir). I don't know that song, perhaps you can upload. I doubt doing a conversion though. I have other priorities (time is precious). Still curious. Check out this sid, 1986 (striking resemblance): http://www.akropolys.com/HV-SIDs/C64...id/Panther.sid Last edited by DeAdLy_cOoKiE; 23 April 2003 at 23:05. |
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Nice version DeAdLy_cOoKiE, still prefer the original though but yours is great, its on my playlist.
I use to love doing all that kinda stuff way back just by using soundstudio/octamed, remix the hell out of old classics like zool/anotherworld/Team17 stuff and some scene demos, great fun but sadly i have misplaced most of em and they prolly show there age by now. Look forward to seeing what else you can come up with |
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DeAdLy_cOoKiE - if you want any suggestions for Amiga tunes to remix, there are some that I think could be done:
- Onslaught hi-score/game over. - Rock 'n' Roll hi-score - Invaders 2 hi-score - Dragonflight intro |
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