are you currently uploading your old stuff on soundcloud?

Sweet! Whats the best tracker for atari? :)

This rules, I'm glad I found your music on here ha ha.

Wow!  This is really only three channels?  :O

Datass (atari ST)

From "Legacy Tracks (1990-2010)" available on Spotify/Youtube Music.

Blank Page (2009)

a song i made for Hugi #38, i also got interviewed, take a look
here: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=63557

Thanks to Peter Fastbom for the vocoder recording.
Thanks to Daniel Wressle for helping me with the mastering.


Celestial

Oufman 145

Render of a lengthy XM module I composed in Fasttracker 2.08 (a tracker by Triton) back in 1997. I used XM-Play to render the song.

The original XM file can be found here:
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=46519

I remember trying what "style" worked best for the exact same music, so I came up with "Versions"... and got carried away a little at the end... :-)

Enjoy! ╝╗

Jeroen Tel (WAVE) - Versions

My attempt at remixing a demo scene classic from 1993. Starshine by Purple Motion / Future Crew. I have been listening to this piece of music for many years. 

I took the liberty of exporting the individual instrument tracks from the .s3m  file in Open MPT. I used FL Studio and loads of plugins.

Purple Motion - Starshine (Alien's Remix)

A remastered extended version of the song made for the 2006 Candela demo of the same name.

For once I actually have the old project files around, albeit not usable on my current workstation. I instead set up a WinXP VM with all my old plugins and DAW:s so I could export and reference the stuff I used. The MIDI notes and Kontakt instruments were easily exportable to FL Studio, and the only casualty was the Cubase-specific filter plugin Tonic which I had to replicate as well as I could. I also added back some parts that were cut out of the demo for time, and replaced some drums to improve the mix.

A shout-out must go to the z3ta+ VSTi and its great implementation of Hermode tuning. It's what makes the signature sound of this track possible, having such aggressive distorsion without all the mud that comes from equal-tempered tuning.

Jeff

A Comeback Tracker cover of the classic "Prehistorik Tale" song from Jochen Hippel. I used Jogeirs excellent Protracker cover as starting point and transformed it into a 'no samples' version with mostly arpeggios instead of chords (beside the intro).

Size: 7474 bytes
Duration: 6:31

Prehistorik Tale (cover)

My lucky number.
Watch the Amiga intro here:
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=74681

Amiga: My lucky number

Twisted PI

This track is from ‘Chiptunes = WIN: Volume 8’, and can be downloaded here: https://chiptuneswin.bandcamp.com/track/contact?action=download

- - Track Notes - -

This track was made for a Sega Genesis using Sonar X2 DAW, FMDrive and SPSG VSTs, Sonic 3 PCM samples for drums. A Roland TR-08 was used to overdubs a hi-hat. The sound was recorded with a mix of an GenMDM device and emulators for further mixing. Apart from some panning (mainly PSG), everything is stock. No reverb, compression, FX or EQ used.

Mastering by Grant Henry for Chiptunes = WIN: Volume 8 (2019-08-03)

Chiptunes = WIN: Volume 8

Contact

I can do chiptunes?

- cerror.nl
- cerror.bandcamp.com

Also member of xyce
- soundcloud.com/xyce
- xyce.nl
- xyce.bandcamp.com


Datass (atari ST)

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