!!!! -- That's some solid track already for 6 hours ! Looking forward to it's final.
So much crammed into 4 channels here, the percs are awesome. love that spin-down at the end.
Good to hear you got the AMMMMMMMMMIGGGGGGGGGA out again too

!!!! -- That's some solid track already for 6 hours ! Looking forward to it's final. So much crammed into 4 channels here, the percs are awesome. love that spin-down at the end. Good to hear you got the AMMMMMMMMMIGGGGGGGGGA out again too :)

this is so happy man, it cheers me up also, it sounds like you know exactly how you want to perfect it - you are truly a top notch musician, love your stuff!

this is so happy man, it cheers me up :) also, it sounds like you know exactly how you want to perfect it - you are truly a top notch musician, love your stuff!

This track reminds me of the 80's music and the fusion with the chiptune melodies is simply beautiful combination!

This track reminds me of the 80's music and the fusion with the chiptune melodies is simply beautiful combination!

Love A for Amiga, love this one as well
Maybe you can sneak in a cheeky neapolitan 6th, idk I'm crazy. Excited to hear the final version too (>*-*)>

Love A for Amiga, love this one as well :) Maybe you can sneak in a cheeky neapolitan 6th, idk I'm crazy. Excited to hear the final version too (>*-*)>

Perfect 80´s feeling

Perfect 80´s feeling :)

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I actually got A4A last week, as I'd never heard it before! Synchronicity (^^

I actually got A4A last week, as I'd never heard it before! Synchronicity (^^

Man - I gotta make some amiga tunes now. Love this!

Man - I gotta make some amiga tunes now. Love this!

I can jam to this! Fav'd!

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fun track!

fun track!

i'm totally on rainbow road listening to this.  full of adventure!  wonderful track.

>I feel it's missing some epic tom fills,
maybe just a few

>a second instrument with more call and response in the middle
I like the way you have it

>a better modulation out of the chorus... and a more developed chorus section...  maybe even a new chorus vibe
I like it how it is!

I would do a reverb-outro for that "instrumental" last section - slowly increasing the reverb

i'm totally on rainbow road listening to this. full of adventure! wonderful track. >I feel it's missing some epic tom fills, maybe just a few >a second instrument with more call and response in the middle I like the way you have it >a better modulation out of the chorus... and a more developed chorus section... maybe even a new chorus vibe I like it how it is! I would do a reverb-outro for that "instrumental" last section - slowly increasing the reverb

So dance dance.  Love it! Those chops rock. Great key shits too make really fun.

So dance dance. Love it! Those chops rock. Great key shits too make really fun.

Probably I wouldn't be here if you've played this to my 14 y/o self from an Amiga Cover disk, because I'd died and went to chiptune heaven!!!

So cool and technically chanelling! it reminds me of the almost mythic score from Team 17's "Pinball Fantasies" series. Amazing use of such limited platform.

I'm still polishing my Amiga 600 and giving it new life: how do you sample into the Amiga? I know edit on the Mac and convert everything with GNU's sox. Do you prepare your samples outside or make everything inside de Miggy?

Probably I wouldn't be here if you've played this to my 14 y/o self from an Amiga Cover disk, because I'd died and went to chiptune heaven!!! So cool and technically chanelling! it reminds me of the almost mythic score from Team 17's "Pinball Fantasies" series. Amazing use of such limited platform. I'm still polishing my Amiga 600 and giving it new life: how do you sample into the Amiga? I know edit on the Mac and convert everything with GNU's sox. Do you prepare your samples outside or make everything inside de Miggy?

Yeah - blazier^TBL is a massive influence on my tunes. (wrote music for tons of Digi illusions games)  I deconstructed his pinball dreams tunes to learn how to track actually.  Hopefully will have some beers with the guy next year ;-)

I personally prep all my samples in Cool Edit (well, Audition 1.5... last real version!) and bring them into OpenMPT.  I lay out my tracks from here and do most composition, then take it to the Amiga to do all the hardware fussy stuff like vibrato tweaks, tickling loop points, checking out how different sample rates sound... and of course mixing a tune fine adjustments.  Sampling into the Amiga you can do with something like a GVP DSS8 or other similar parallel port sampler - they are all very similar in design! :-)

[quote=laguna] So cool and technically chanelling! it reminds me of the almost mythic score from Team 17's "Pinball Fantasies" series. Amazing use of such limited platform. I'm still polishing my Amiga 600 and giving it new life: how do you sample into the Amiga? I know edit on the Mac and convert everything with GNU's sox. Do you prepare your samples outside or make everything inside de Miggy?[/quote] Yeah - blazier^TBL is a massive influence on my tunes. (wrote music for tons of Digi illusions games) I deconstructed his pinball dreams tunes to learn how to track actually. Hopefully will have some beers with the guy next year ;-) I personally prep all my samples in Cool Edit (well, Audition 1.5... last real version!) and bring them into OpenMPT. I lay out my tracks from here and do most composition, then take it to the Amiga to do all the hardware fussy stuff like vibrato tweaks, tickling loop points, checking out how different sample rates sound... and of course mixing a tune fine adjustments. Sampling into the Amiga you can do with something like a GVP DSS8 or other similar parallel port sampler - they are all very similar in design! :-)

I see you hang up with Demoscene royalty... Give also iLKke my regards!!!

Thanks for the tips. Glad to see someone gives OpenMPT some love. I've never been that good (well, you're not good... you're awesome!) but it's a start to approach the system. Still building some "contemporary" sample disks with some Teenage Engineering PO12 samples and such. I've got two basic A500 systems with 1 meg RAM and a hard drive A600 with 2 megs.

Was thinking about going the AROS route to make an ultra portable retro setup, though AHX won't run properly under emulation when you mess with too much effects. Tried MorphOS... excellent interface, don't like the philosophy of the developers). HAve you ever gone the emulation route?

[quote=cTrix] Yeah - blazier^TBL is a massive influence on my tunes. (wrote music for tons of Digi illusions games) I deconstructed his pinball dreams tunes to learn how to track actually. Hopefully will have some beers with the guy next year ;-) I personally prep all my samples in Cool Edit (well, Audition 1.5... last real version!) and bring them into OpenMPT. I lay out my tracks from here and do most composition, then take it to the Amiga to do all the hardware fussy stuff like vibrato tweaks, tickling loop points, checking out how different sample rates sound... and of course mixing a tune fine adjustments. Sampling into the Amiga you can do with something like a GVP DSS8 or other similar parallel port sampler - they are all very similar in design! :-) [/quote] I see you hang up with Demoscene royalty... Give also iLKke my regards!!! Thanks for the tips. Glad to see someone gives OpenMPT some love. I've never been that good (well, you're not good... you're awesome!) but it's a start to approach the system. Still building some "contemporary" sample disks with some Teenage Engineering PO12 samples and such. I've got two basic A500 systems with 1 meg RAM and a hard drive A600 with 2 megs. Was thinking about going the AROS route to make an ultra portable retro setup, though AHX won't run properly under emulation when you mess with too much effects. Tried MorphOS... excellent interface, don't like the philosophy of the developers). HAve you ever gone the emulation route?

Certainly will!  I should be up in Sydney in a couple of weeks time - I often stay with him up there :-)  Amazingly talented dude.

Naaa; I've always just used a 1200 or 600.  Occasionally a 500 although I still think the 1200 sounds the best :-).  The 600 should run AHX really well.  I'd pop a CF adapter in that and use that :-)

[quote=laguna]give also iLKke my regards!!![/quote] Certainly will! I should be up in Sydney in a couple of weeks time - I often stay with him up there :-) Amazingly talented dude. [quote=laguna]Was thinking about going the AROS route to make an ultra portable retro setup, though AHX won't run properly under emulation when you mess with too much effects. Tried MorphOS... excellent interface, don't like the philosophy of the developers). HAve you ever gone the emulation route?[/quote] Naaa; I've always just used a 1200 or 600. Occasionally a 500 although I still think the 1200 sounds the best :-). The 600 should run AHX really well. I'd pop a CF adapter in that and use that :-)