Instrumental versions of Amplitude Problem's tracks for YTCracker. Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

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YTCracker instrumentals by Amplitude Problem

Chiptune - large bag

Off the new release "Vanity Selector" free for download at http://hunterquinn.bandcamp.com/ 


Relative Objectivity

Instrumental version of Amplitude Problem's Barcade Date track for YTCracker's Introducing Neals album. Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

Barcade Date instrumental

Instrumental version of Amplitude Problem's Clean Slate track for YTCracker's Introducing Neals album. Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

Clean Slate instrumental

Instrumental version of Amplitude Problem's Feel Like Leisure Suit Larry track for YTCracker's Introducing Neals album Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

Feel Like Leisure Suit Larry instrumental

Instrumental version of Amplitude Problem's title track for YTCracker's Introducing Neals album. Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

Introducing Neals instrumental

Amplitude Problem's fake newscast intro for YTCracker's Introducing Neals album. Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

KSEC News

Instrumental version of Amplitude Problem's Make it Through track for YTCracker's Introducing Neals album. Mastered for quality and dynamics, not mere loudness, by Trevor Sadler of Grammy Award winning Mastermind Productions.

Make it Through instrumental

One Stick, One Button (prod. Amplitude Problem)

(SoundCloud compressed it oddly, sorry about that :S)
Ten and a half hours of work later and I'm still not 100% happy D:

Yes, the mastering needs lots of work, but I'll sort that out for my next EP/album release whenever that is :P

Chipstep-esque

Dedicated to Brandon L Hood, because he's pretty much just awesome.
Hope you likes, Hoodie <3

\m| <3 |m/

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Juggernaut

!Cube did a great job by remixing my tune "Outpost" on the Atari ST!
The soundchip of the Atari ST (YM2149F) can produce three voices of square waves and has one noise generator. !Cube also composed a few new leads and fine details into the tune. Awesome work!

What !Cube says about his remix:
"A remix of an awesome tune on the Commodore 64 by dEViLOCk/Arsenic. I stumbled into it accidentally while browsing through the High Voltage SID Collection and immediately fell in love. Thank you Peter for letting me remix it. The tune is included in my music demo Meet !Cube.
Editor: maxYMiser
Release date: SillyVenture 2012"

!Cube - Outpost (Atari ST remix)

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.