Mugician Compilation

jarre · 21 February 2019, 19:10

We didn't finish this serie in 1994. But i backed up all the binaries and found them recently on a CD....did some work on it, repairing, crunching and recode the mugician 2 replayer to get it to work as it should be. '
(thanks to Metin and Rhino for their help with the mugician 2 player)
after copying the files to the different disk and do some testing.
Today the first three are ready.

so nothing fancy, but just released as we should have done back in 1994
for all of you who likes it...download it here:

https://ufile.io/onqtl

Attachment 62131

Attachment 62132

Attachment 62133

FromWithin · 21 February 2019, 19:11

I nearly used Mugician for Bill's Tomato Game, but Bill had problems getting the binary player code working, so I switched back to Protracker.

chip · 21 February 2019, 19:13

Always good to have new music disks .... thanks

Crown · 21 February 2019, 19:45

excellent work Jarre, thanks a lot!!!

jarre · 22 February 2019, 01:59

and two more

Attachment 62137

Attachment 62138

download:https://ufile.io/7yoxl

Team_Hoi · 22 February 2019, 09:13

Cool, thanks a lot for investing your time to create this, Jarre.

I had to laugh reading all the titles. When the tunes were created for our games, the titles were merely quick 'n' dirty names for internal music editor use because we didn't think the titles would one day be publicly visible. The titles often contained word puns, such as "SIDsor hands", an obvious wink to the Edward Scissorhands film, which was released around that time.

Have a nice weekend everyone.

jarre · 22 February 2019, 09:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Team_Hoi

Cool, thanks a lot for investing your time to create this, Jarre.

I had to laugh reading all the titles. When the tunes were created for our games, the titles were merely quick 'n' dirty names for internal music editor use because we didn't think the titles would one day be publicly visible. The titles often contained word puns, such as "SIDsor hands", an obvious wink to the Edward Scissorhands film, which was released around that time.

Have a nice weekend everyone.

me too, like kitelaro, filtofiel, snickle and fresh shit....

Team_Hoi · 22 February 2019, 09:29

Hahaha, yes. It also pleasantly reminds me of the words we conceived for the many level passwords of our game Clockwiser. All words had to be eight characters, and as we needed more than hundred passwords, the words we conceived became ever more stupid. One example is "blaarzak", which means... uhm... a blistering scrotum in Dutch.

jarre · 22 February 2019, 11:57

Attachment 62139

Attachment 62140

Attachment 62141

The next three volumes......

download here: https://ufile.io/qxh5c

Team_Hoi · 23 February 2019, 16:33

Cool. The Digital Mugician collection is becoming quite complete.

jarre · 23 February 2019, 19:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Team_Hoi

Cool. The Digital Mugician collection is becoming quite complete.

trying to work hard on it...watch this space anytime soon...you guys deserve it anyways to get their own collection even after soooooooo many years...the songs are real cool..........................and named fine....

FromWithin · 23 February 2019, 23:12

I wish I knew what happened to my Mugician disks. I wrote a few tracks on it. It was great.

Metin, what was Reinier's PC version of Mugician called? I can't remember.

jarre · 24 February 2019, 00:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by FromWithin

I wish I knew what happened to my Mugician disks. I wrote a few tracks on it. It was great.

Metin, what was Reinier's PC version of Mugician called? I can't remember.

Yep too bad if those tracks get lost, they could be part of the colletion....

jarre · 24 February 2019, 00:59

Attachment 62167

Attachment 62168

and another two for the collection

download: https://ufile.io/zm5d2

Team_Hoi · 24 February 2019, 10:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by jarre

trying to work hard on it...watch this space anytime soon...you guys deserve it anyways to get their own collection even after soooooooo many years...the songs are real cool..........................and named fine....

Hahaha, many thanks, much appreciated!

Team_Hoi · 24 February 2019, 10:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by FromWithin

I wish I knew what happened to my Mugician disks. I wrote a few tracks on it. It was great.

Metin, what was Reinier's PC version of Mugician called? I can't remember.

Hi Mike!

Nice to see your Amiga heart is still beating strong.

Reinier's Windows sequel to Mugician was initially called Syntrax, and was later renamed to Jaytrax, because we worked for a company called Jaytown in those days. But I believe the last version is called Syntrax again, because otherwise it wasn't confusing enough.

I created the title image, which is the size of a stamp on modern displays.

jarre · 24 February 2019, 18:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Team_Hoi

Hi Mike!

Nice to see your Amiga heart is still beating strong.

Reinier's Windows sequel to Mugician was initially called Syntrax, and was later renamed to Jaytrax, because we worked for a company called Jaytown in those days. But I believe the last version is called Syntrax again, because otherwise it wasn't confusing enough.

I created the title image, which is the size of a stamp on modern displays.

JTRAX is somehow cool, except the .DMU import is not working as it should...

Team_Hoi · 24 February 2019, 19:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by jarre

JTRAX is somehow cool, except the .DMU import is not working as it should...

I'm innocent, I'm just a designer.

jarre · 24 February 2019, 19:44

Yeah yeah....innocent until prove otherwise...

Team_Hoi · 24 February 2019, 19:45

21 February 2019, 19:10	#1
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	Mugician Compilation We didn't finish this serie in 1994. But i backed up all the binaries and found them recently on a CD....did some work on it, repairing, crunching and recode the mugician 2 replayer to get it to work as it should be. ' (thanks to Metin and Rhino for their help with the mugician 2 player) after copying the files to the different disk and do some testing. Today the first three are ready. so nothing fancy, but just released as we should have done back in 1994 for all of you who likes it...download it here: https://ufile.io/onqtl Attachment 62131 Attachment 62132 Attachment 62133 Last edited by jarre; 18 November 2020 at 13:11.

22 February 2019, 01:59	#5
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	mugician collection and two more Attachment 62137 Attachment 62138 download:https://ufile.io/7yoxl Last edited by jarre; 18 November 2020 at 13:11.

22 February 2019, 11:57	#9
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	Attachment 62139 Attachment 62140 Attachment 62141 The next three volumes...... download here: https://ufile.io/qxh5c Last edited by jarre; 18 November 2020 at 13:11.

24 February 2019, 00:59	#14
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	Attachment 62167 Attachment 62168 and another two for the collection download: https://ufile.io/zm5d2 Last edited by jarre; 18 November 2020 at 13:11.

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21 February 2019, 19:11	#2
FromWithin Music lord Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Liverpool, UK Age: 50 Posts: 630	I nearly used Mugician for Bill's Tomato Game, but Bill had problems getting the binary player code working, so I switched back to Protracker.

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chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,942	Always good to have new music disks .... thanks

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Crown Demoscener Join Date: May 2006 Location: FR Age: 54 Posts: 459	excellent work Jarre, thanks a lot!!!

22 February 2019, 09:13	#6
Team_Hoi Former Amiga game creator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Netherlands Posts: 212	Cool, thanks a lot for investing your time to create this, Jarre. I had to laugh reading all the titles. When the tunes were created for our games, the titles were merely quick 'n' dirty names for internal music editor use because we didn't think the titles would one day be publicly visible. The titles often contained word puns, such as "SIDsor hands", an obvious wink to the Edward Scissorhands film, which was released around that time. Have a nice weekend everyone.

22 February 2019, 09:29	#8
Team_Hoi Former Amiga game creator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Netherlands Posts: 212	Hahaha, yes. It also pleasantly reminds me of the words we conceived for the many level passwords of our game Clockwiser. All words had to be eight characters, and as we needed more than hundred passwords, the words we conceived became ever more stupid. One example is "blaarzak", which means... uhm... a blistering scrotum in Dutch.

23 February 2019, 16:33	#10
Team_Hoi Former Amiga game creator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Netherlands Posts: 212	Cool. The Digital Mugician collection is becoming quite complete.

23 February 2019, 23:12	#12
FromWithin Music lord Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Liverpool, UK Age: 50 Posts: 630	I wish I knew what happened to my Mugician disks. I wrote a few tracks on it. It was great. Metin, what was Reinier's PC version of Mugician called? I can't remember.

24 February 2019, 19:44	#19
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	Yeah yeah....innocent until prove otherwise...

24 February 2019, 19:45	#20
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