An old track I did 30 years ago. Just a snapshot to check how it would sound with synths and stuff... ;)

Tronic - Game Soundtrack - STUDIO REMIX

Never Ending Amiga Love

Just a small test track I made this morning, to test out the Korg M1.

Korg M1 test #1

My solo contribution to the Sound Of Scenesat Volume 7 compilation. Get the whole album on BandCamp: https://scenesat.bandcamp.com/album/the-sound-of-scenesat-volume-7

Song For K

Korg M1 test #2

(C) 2023 by Markus Siebold
www.siebold.org

It´s 64 Time

First music I ever did for a "real game" in 1985 or so ;) I was so happy :)) You find the original tune on my last year's "Things From Back Then" album.

Tonic Theme Jam

TRONIC THEME JAM

Forged In Fire

Composed and arranged in Renoise in 2025
Only Korg M1 VST used

Industrial Bahnhof

Robot Dancer

Composition made in the frame of my project: One Synth = One Track. 
Gear: Korg Triton Extreme 88 (no use of external effect neither computer)

Picture: Fredrik Broms

Aurora [Korg Triton Extreme]

Gunnars Farvebio har siden 1987 forsøgt at fremstille moderne underholdningsmusik ved hjælp af elektronisk databehandling, og forsøger stadig.



Got my first computer in 1983 (Marathon 32K with 2 KB ram) and learned programming the hard way..
Began composing on Commodore C64 around 1988 while developing my own sound editors.
Began composing on Amiga in 1989 on Sonix and later Soundtracker.
Around 1996 on FastTracker II on PC
After 2002 switching to Cubase and later Renoise, which is the current tool I use today.
In the 1990's I released many demos on Commodore Amiga where I mainly programmed and made the music. Its all history now.
GFB(tm) was one of the projects...

Industrial Bahnhof

J V Sorensen