Born as Jolle by faRk and adopted by Hansee. Now a promising free jelly named Jelly. Did we raise it right?


Check out faRk's universe: https://linktr.ee/faRksprett / https://soundcloud.com/fark

Jelly

Hansee & Fark - Jelly

Resurrected from an XM that I made for competing at Remedy 1995. I think it came in second. 

I wanted to give this song a fresh take, since the original arrangement had some dodgy samples, an awkward groove and a pretty shitty mix.

I like this version better.

Released January 2014, Mix updated December 2018

Wild Horses

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FlorianOlsson
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Tabelras EP is now out for free! https://florianolsson.bandcamp.com/

New chiptune, not part of the EP that will get released in just a few weeks. Might be in a future EP, if I would continue doing such things.

Sound quality got destroyed by Soundcloud, sorry about that. Not like it matters. Worse quality enhances chiptunes, right?

Bandcamp

Villfarelse

Remix of @stinsen_GP tune! https://soundcloud.com/stinsen_gp/sidviken-hiscore

DL link: http://malmen.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Stinsen_-_Sidviken_Hiscore_Malmen_Remix.mp3

Stinsen - Sidviken Hiscore (Malmen Remix)

Soft Song

My entry for the executable music competition @ revision 2017. Placed #1st
Done with 64klang2 by Gopher/Alcatraz

64Klang - Wannabe A 64

XM Remake time!

Nothing too fancy about this one, just a good excuse to build some floaty pads in Harmor. The intricacies of layering pads is a great challenge in both sound design and arrangements, especially when there's not really anything interesting happening melody-wise.

I ended up straightening the bassline significantly, since the drums are frantic enough on their own. The drum kit is just a pitched-up smashed Superior Drummer kit with a synthetic kick for that sweet sub.

Original XM: https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=152061

Gazela

Just a modular jam and recording test with no mastering or adjustments

Random Modular Jam

Septagon

Duke Nukem 3D played on a Roland Super JX aka MKS-70.
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/T8jyvfZXWqQ

In the series of doing famous game soundtracks and songs on various older sought after synths and modules, I give you the original Duke Nukem 3D Theme, done entirely on a Roland Super JX (except the drums of course). I had a little slow start on this one, and it was mainly due to trouble programming sounds on the MKS-70 and that Lee Jackson's original contains a bit of muddy phrasings causing a lot of rumble in the low frequencies. I took the liberty of cleaning those up and change them slightly and adding some extra parts to give the song some length. However, I see now that I've done the song, that there IS a full version out of the original "Grabbag" song: http://leejacksonaudio.lbjackson.com/html/download.html

Ah, well... what's done is done. Hope you enjoy this version too and have a good time whacking those aliens that take or women! Time to kick some serious ass, and remember to bring enough gum!

Duke Nukem 3D on Roland Super JX (MKS-70)

Duke Nukem 3D On Roland Super JX (MKS-70)

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/kt_d663ckgQ

In 1988 Adobe released Illustrator 88 (originally v. 1.7, but this was the public name). My good friend, Alexander Brandon shared this old video with the demonstration of all the features Illustrator had at the time, and the music was so catchy that I felt the urge to do a revamp, or sort of remix. 

Original demo: https://youtu.be/5NPUVs06iyU - Note that it starts with a lot of noise first, so keep the volume down. Music starts about halfway through. Pretty funky stuff, right? Straight out of Links - The Challenge of Golf! :D

Now, when I had finished my revamp and extrapolation of the parts that weren't there, I of course found the FULL Adobe Illustrator presentation, which of course came with the complete song and more late 80s corporate synth pop music. Sigh! https://youtu.be/3ctLAKFsol0 . Ah well, sometimes you miss. But hopefully, this version is just good enough. 

Thanks to whomever composed the original music for Adobe's presentation videos. If you happen to know who that is, leave a comment below. ;)

Illustrate 88

Auxcide is a chiptune artist residing in Carlisle, PA who uses two Gameboy SPs running LSDJ as well as various synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, and effects processors controlled by a 3rd Gameboy SP.