OK, that just puts me to shame! This sounds amzing even for a Commodore 64 (which has an amazing sound anyway). Are you Tim Follins in disguise? ;)

It's like a highscore in composing ! On some positions of the track I think: wow, this is the best part, but after a few seconds it gets even better. Very good work ! By the way, we know us from the "snack page". Maybe you remember the "old hat". Greetings.

Commodore C64

Hokuto (Nata - 2006)

Won 2nd place in the 2SID compo at Silesia Party 1, Poland.

Phat Frog (A-Man - 2007)

Phobos ((Cane - 1992) Nata - 2007)

"Phased Out" is the title music of the C64 game "Phase Out". The game was supposed to take part in the 16K cartridge game development compo on RGCD.co.uk, but was not finished before the deadline unfortunately.
It was composed on a C64 with 8580 SID chip. The tune was directly recorded from the original composing machine with two 85080R5 SID chips installed. Enjoy ^_^

The game can be found here:
http://csdb.dk/release/index.php?id=126336

Cause of Death

Phased Out

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Phased Out (Video Game Soundtrack)

A refresh of Slipper Can Wait with Mordi ( https://soundcloud.com/hansee/slippers-can-wait-feat-mordi) with a more chill approach and added melodies.

Slippers on the Beach

Hansee & Mordi - Slippers on the Beach

Space synth song by Gustaf "Xain" "Lizardking" Grefberg

Spiritrunner

Soundtrack of this PC-Demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUP0G502T2c

Digitalgarden

Remix of the Amiga demo track called "Hyperbased" from Enigma/ Phenomena
Original Amiga Module by Firefox and Tip

Ffx&tip-hyperbased (virgill - OMG its a CUBE rmx)

A Commodore 64 SID track made for the Razor 1911 demo '$777' released at the Revision demoparty in 2015. Mostly composed at the party place.

This is the party version, since there never became any final version, sadly enough. Who knows, maybe in the future... :)

Fantastic image by Made!

http://csdb.dk/release/?id=137485
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi5Awxd_9DY

$777

Sevengularity

Melodic electronic track with a guest lead and strings by the legendary Mordi. Powered by waffles.

Stealing Waffles

Hansee & Mordi - Stealing Waffles

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

Amiga: My lucky number

A short jam using the samples from Commodore 64 Synthesizer Sessions Part 2:

http://bedroomproducersblog.com/2012/04/03/commodore-64-synthesizer-sessions-part-2-free-sample-pack/

and BPB's MSSIAH Drummer sample pack:

http://bedroomproducersblog.com/2009/04/22/free-sample-pack-1-commodore-64-sid-8580-mssiah-drummer-drum-kit/

100% dry, no effects.

Commodore 64 Synthesizer Sessions Part 2 DEMO

From the C64/Amiga demoscene, a rework/remake of another one of my favorite modules... Lizardking's Theme! A tribute to Gustaf Grefberg

Music by: Gustaf Grefberg and Armand Segers
Recorded, arranged, produced and mixed by: Armand Segers

Also available on Remix64: https://www.remix64.com/track/armandox/lizardkings-theme-armandox-rework/

Original track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5kPMdYIbvI

(c) 2018 G. Grefberg, A. Segers - ASE Music

Lizardking's Theme (Armandox Rework)

Lizardking - Lizardking's Theme (Armandox Rework)

This is a Remake of Romeo Knight's amazing Amiga Sidmon Tune: Enigma Gun.

Released 2011/11/03 on amigaremix.com

Enigma Gun (Extended Mix)

Romeo Knight - Enigma Gun (Extended Mix by neriakX)

Our inner conflict (feat. Virgill)

Name: Polygon Loader 3 (Commodore 64 version)
Author: J Dixon
Copyright: Polygon 2011

This is the 3rd and probably final rearrangement of the tune I use in the loading sequences of my C64 work. Some of my favourite C64 music doesn't feature in actual games, but in the long loading sequences that were inevitable when loading from cassette tape. Often they were overly dramatic and exciting pieces, and sometimes more enjoyable than the games that followed.

Although this incorporates the primary 32-note sequence that characterized the original Polygon Loader, and some familiar chord sequences in places, this is mostly a new composition. I started it quite early in 2010, and added small amounts to it over the months. Its style was influenced mainly by the loader tunes created for the publisher Ocean, one of the biggest software houses in the late 80s.

When I started making this music it was quite different, it had a far more positive and uplifting melody, but I eliminated almost all of that early on in the production in favour of a darker sound. A small part of the original hook still exists at around 1:55, but it's back to the angst within 4 bars :) I tried to get the whole song finished before the end of 2010, because for me at least it'll always remind me of that year, but it took me until the 2nd of January 2011 to come up with an ending I was satisfied with :)

Anyway, here it is. It's not Beethoven nor is never going to be mistaken for the work of Rob Hubbard, but I'm happy enough with it. I'm not going to release it to the HVSC yet, I'd like to wait until the game it's going to feature in is finished.

Polygon Loader 3 (Commodore 64)

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dEViLOCk is a composer located near Bremen, Germany, who is well known from the C64 and PC demo scenes. The varied style of his music is influenced not only by progressive rock bands, punk and metal but also classical music, jazz and synth pop of the 80's.

He began composing music on computers in 1989 on the Commodore 64 and joined the cracking- and demo groups Cyberpunx, Talent, 711, Tristar & Red Sector Incorporated and X-Rated and made some demo and intro music, game music, sound fx and won some competitions along the way too. The C64 was the root of all his computer music and he still uses it to produce original C64 chip tunes or to use the sounds of the C64 SID chip in professional music productions. He is currently a member of the C64 demo groups Arsenic, Performers and Oxyron.

In 1993 dEViLOCk got his first IBM PC and started to compose music with so called trackers like Fasttracker. In the late 90's and the beginning of the new millennium his music was used in many professional productions like cinematic trailers, radio commercials, web pages and presentations for agencies. dEViLOCk plays E-bass, electric- and acoustic guitar and drums on acoustic sets and also his e-drumset. Since he was 15 he played these instruments on stage in several bands like Beefcurtain (grungepunk-metal) and Mampfdampfer (crossover).

Nowadays he uses a PC, a MAC and several external hardware and real instruments to compose music. He uses state of the art soft- and hardware to produce music or sound effects for games, presentations, movies, commercials and demos.

Phased Out (Video Game Soundtrack)

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