Name: Blibb Blobb Live 2015-03-27 Metaware by Blibb Blobb
Duration: 59 min 25 s
Description: the chiptune mix from 2015-03-27 at Metaware Vienna, enjoy :)

never heared a chiptune mix before but it´s very cool! Nice work

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the chiptune mix from 2015-03-27 at Metaware Vienna, enjoy :)

Blibb Blobb Live 2015-03-27 Metaware

Work in progress C64 double speed SID cover of a 2018 Amiga mod called 'My Lucky Number' by Virgill.

Only a test recording of part of the track, taken from a real 8580 SID equipped C64c passed through a Dolby amp.  *Lots* of work to be done on the remaining part of the tune and tinkering with the sounds / instruments.  The SID will be used in a future C64 production of some sorts...

This cover has the 'blessing' of Virgill.  Please listen to the original Amiga version (from a 2018 Amiga intro) here:

https://soundcloud.com/virgill/my-lucky-number

My Lucky Number (Work in Progress - 8580 SID Test)

Musicshow from Syntax Error's Halloween party 2020

Syntax Error Halloween 2020 - Music show

Let's look at the upside of lockdowns. I'm finally getting somewhere with this.

Unnamed (prv)

A proposed ending theme for the Amiga game Fuzzball, that in the end was never used. I found this when going through my old HDD from the Amiga and rendered it using the preview version of HippoPlayer (https://github.com/HippoPlayer/HippoPlayer) so it's not rendered straight from an Amiga.

The track was written in 1991 in pure Assembler using a play routine created by Frederic Hahn. The original Fuzzball music was created with a previous version of the same routine, that actually featured an editor, which this one didn't. This routine was also used a few times by Maniacs of Noise.

Fuzzball

Fuzzball Endtheme

A 3-channel in-game track meant to be used for Fuzzball and was used in a preview when it was still called Furball Venture. It never got used, though, but I think it's still pretty cute.

Made with FredEd in 1991.

Fuzzball In-game Preview

Here's a twist... What do you do when you get hold of some samples from the Commodore 64 but you feel your main machine is an Amiga? You make a .mod with them, of course. Even though this would probably have sounded better on the actual C64 instead... :D

Either way, it turned into a jolly and happy tune that basically hasn't been released until now, so here you go...

Last save of this file seems to have been made on 1990-08-07, so a healthy 30 years ago... :D

Sidmemory...

Produced with Adam Sporkas audio programming language Gradrigo (except the drums). Check out Sporkas amazing stuff at https://soundcloud.com/adam_sporka

Tschypp Toon (made with Gradrigo)

Close your eyes and imagine a random endpart scroller. :)

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LightForce by Rob Hubbard - True Stereo
Reconstructed in full stereo, using tools and techniques developed by myself (Jason Page - No Other Medicine).

I've used a bit more reverb and delay than I usually use when creating True Stereo versions. This song doesn't really use a lot of the traditional "blips and blops" that Rob's tracks normally contain. As such, it offered less opportunities for creating space with panning. The reverb and delay helped define this one a little more.. However, as it was the only track that I added effects to, I didn't want to include it in the Reconstructed album

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