http://www.cothrun.com/gallery/album...indows_mix.swf
This really is quite impressive..
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http://www.cothrun.com/gallery/album...indows_mix.swf
This really is quite impressive..
Hahah, that's great. Iv'e seen one sequenced using Excel. That was pretty good too. I'll see if I can find it again...
Here it is...
[youtube]dsU3B0W3TMs[/youtube]
lol dudeQuote:
Originally Posted by Izz
thats not excel
thats a mod tracker
oops, well, I'll take your word for it, no idea what a mod tracker is :DQuote:
Originally Posted by aphex_hn
I loved trackers
OctaMED on the amiga!
Get Renoise.
OctaMEDQuote:
Originally Posted by Jay Pace
My princess my love.
I started on MED and then moved to OctaMED
In fact in my early rave years I played live pa`s using OctaMED, a souped up amiga and some sound modules.
The thing I looooved about OctaMED was that in the sampler section you could load any Amiga file into it as a sample. Data files, pictures etc and you would get these amazing rythmic sounds and pulses of noise and stuff.
Still not found anything that can do that.
I liked the 'boost' option on each sound which you could hit whilst playing, over using it on kicks and stuff just led to crippled, bit-crushed MAYHEM.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man
Still not seen much that can do that, either, at least not in quite the same manner. Amiga sound chip was FAT.
Octamed and Protracker were the tools of my trade for some time :-)
Oh, and MUSIC X but that just crashed all the ****ing time with midi stuff and wasn't too much use for anything else. I persevered though :-o
fast tracker was my tool of choich back when. but scream tracker and mod tracker had their good points too.
Oh hell yeah, I forgot all about the boost function, that was dopage.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamieBall
boosting a file till it clipped to ****.