1990s Tracker Modules

Composed using ImpulseTracker using S3M format.

Tracker modules by SYRiNX

The Virtual Necros Song

Composed with ImpulseTracker (IT format). Released March 9, 1997.

futzaround

Composed with FastTracker2 (XM format). My release into the tracker scene's MC4 competition.  Released July 6, 1996.

Forgotten Smile (MC4 entry)

Composed with ImpulseTracker (S3M format).  Released sometime circa 1996-1999.

Endless Facade

Composed with ScreamTracker 3 (S3M format).  Released sometime circa 1995-1996.

Dittified

Composed with ImpulseTracker (S3M format).  Released sometime circa 1996-1998.

Crapola Granola

As an active member of the mid-1990s tracker scene (IRC #trax):

 - served as an early adopter and tester during Jeffrey Lim's development of Impulse Tracker

 - co-founded Landslide (a tiny, brief music label) with Cylus (aka Morgan Page) and produced a compilation album (simply titled "#trax")

 - co-produced multiple albums for Nebula Music Works (aka "Trax In Space Records" aka "TiS Records")

 - wrote and released songs as a member of Canada-based musician collective N.O.I.S.E. (New Objectives In Sound Exploration)

As a mostly self-taught multi-instrumentalist (piano, bass, guitar, drums) and singer, I've performed both solo and in countless Seattle-area bands. I've even had a performance used in a major motion picture (2009's "Duplicity" remake starring Clive Owen and Julia Roberts).

I continue to compose and produce both electronic and live music -- both originals and covers -- for a variety of purposes. If you're interested in licensing any of my work for use in a video/computer game, YouTube video, commercial, or other media, please e-mail me.

The Virtual Necros Song

SYRiNX (Keith F. Kelly)