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My peeps from the Atari ST scene managed to recover a few of my old YM2149 chiptunes as 7an/Sync from the late 80s/early 90s. A couple of the tracks had some loops in matching tempos and keys so I mashed them together with some modern sounds (some of which I downsampled for additional retro effect) and created this song. Drums were always a weak spot for the YM so this track has been treated with some heavy beats for your enjoyment. Make sure to listen on decent speakers or at least with a subwoofer. The iconic envelope bass of late YM songs has been left intact save for some careful EQing -- it's too damn awesome to touch. A lead has been added as well in order to capture some of that melodic magic from the era.

Special thanks to Troed, Grazey, Evil and others for the forensics work.

EDIT: remastered in December, 2014 for better dynamics, more pleasant EQ/reverb and a kick drum that works better on small speakers.

You may download and share this song freely with your friends. You may also use it in your own non-commercial works provided you follow the instructions in the Creative Commons license below.

Copyright (C) 2014 Juan Irming - Some Rights Reserved - Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

An Envelope from 2149

I make anti-fascist cyberpunk music.

#Cybersynth, #synthwave, #chiptune, #VGM, #demoscene and #nerdcore madness. #Cyberpunk #hiphop producer for @ytcracker. #Jazz on @ubiktune.

Amplitude Problem is Juan Irming, a Los Angeles producer, composer, sound designer and keyboardist with a focus on synthwave, chiptune, soundtracks, hip hop, video game music and sound effects.

Juan got his start on the European demoscene in the late 80s as the composer for world-famous and humble Atari ST demo crew SYNC, placing first in several demo music contests. Since attending Musicians Institute in the early 90s, he has composed and produced video game inspired synth and chip soundtracks for a number of projects and records such as legendary geek rapper YTCracker's cyberpunk album Introducing Neals. Credited on 11 LPs, he has been featured on albums alongside artists like Mitch Murder, Lazerhawk and GUNSHIP. Juan has appeared live at events and venues such as Comic Con and Game On Expo alongside acts like The Gothsicles, The Minibosses and Future Holotape. He also writes themes for video games such as Power Drive 2000.

Influences include first-generation chip composers Rob Hubbard, Ben Daglish, Martin Galway and Maniacs of Noise in addition to electronic, industrial, jazz and hip hop acts such as Damokles, Kraftwerk, Jean-Michel Jarre, Alphaville, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Herbie Hancock and Public Enemy.

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