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My music is like a road accident. It is atrocious, yet some sick people seem to be attracted to it.
There's not much more that needs to be said. Most of this stuff is done using a tracker (ModPlug, which is free).
I've acquired 4 (count them, four) dedicated fans, and several other people who say "hmm that's not awful". I am advised that they are not receiving care in the community.
If you're asking which one to download first, try Work In Progress or Every Waking Moment as everyone seems to say they're the best. Helpful and constructive criticism (like: "OMG you suck. Please stop doing this!") is always graciously received.
Requests for the original .IT, .S3M etc files
To my great surprise a few people have been asking about getting the music in it's original "tracked" form. I don't give it out, sorry. Here's my reasons:- The file size is often larger than the MP3 version
- A lot of them use VST plugins that you might not have
- They're no good for learning tracking from. If you want to learn how to do it I suggest you go to www.modarchive.com and download some of the smaller tunes from there.
I'm prepared to offer up the samples though since they're mostly royalty free, if you want them then contact me. It'll probably involve you sending me a stamped envelope with your address on it and a blank CD, so I can burn them and send it back to you. |
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| Size: | 3.07mb |
| Time: | 2:40 |
| Bitrate: | 160kbps |
| Samples: | 44khz |
| Genre: | unknown |
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I saw a helicopter outside when going down to the petrol station at 11pm to buy Red Bull and peanuts and no petrol. It was flying in circles and had a big search light on the front of it and I felt quite disturbed, since a helicopter with a big search light on the front means something is lurking on the streets, and the safest place to look for it is 300ft up in a chopper. So - while hurrying swiftly back to the sanctity of home to a background of pattering rotor blades, fueled heavily by the aforementioned Red Bull and peanuts, I naturally thought of Airwolf. If you haven't heard of Airwolf then maybe you should go and jump off a bridge, because clearly you have learned nothing of crappy ancient 80's TV shows that featured helicopters with fluorescent lights on them To Make Them Look Cool And High Tech. Airwolf was Knight Rider in the sky. To cut a long story short, I made a version of the theme tune, and here it is. My limited research tells me the original is by Sylvester Levay. |
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| Size: | 3.17mb |
| Time: | 2:46 |
| Bitrate: | 160kbps |
| Samples: | 44khz |
| Genre: | Bass |
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Oh dear. AnalogX foolishly released a tool called "Scratch" that allows you to cut wax with wave samples. Unfortunately, I discovered this tool and used it waaaay too much in this relatively tedious and uninspired track.
It's very loud. This version is the original without the awful filter effects that may be found on the one on AudioGalaxy. I don't know what I was on when I put those in. This mp3 is also 160kpbs CBR, and is therefore better quality than the old one too. |
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| Size: | 3.52mb |
| Time: | 2:33 |
| Bitrate: | 192kbps |
| Samples: | 44khz |
| Genre: | Game/Remix |
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Very bored this month. Some of you may remember a classic game called Bug Eyes for the BBC Micro and possibly other 8-bits, where you played a little spaceman waddling around trying to avoid crushing stompers and various other hazards so that you could get back to your space ship before your oxygen ran out. The sequel to this game, Bug Eyes 2, had cute little beepy music going on all the time as you waddled about. Here this music is ruined, by me, free of charge. The original is by Ian Waugh.
This is the second BBC Micro music remix I've done, and I'm worried that this could turn into a habit. This definitely falls into the Just For Fun category and is of course not serious :) |
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| Size: | 7.62mb |
| Time: | 5:32 |
| Bitrate: | 192kbps |
| Samples: | 44khz |
| Genre: | unknown |
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This is a fix up of a track I did a few days ago called Give Yourself Up. I've renamed it because of the change, and I realise I'm sending out more and more stuff that I haven't really finished. This stops now, I won't release the next one until I can't improve it :).
Oh yeah, there is no escape. |
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| Size: | 2.72mb |
| Time: | 2:22 |
| Bitrate: | 160kbps |
| Samples: | 44khz |
| Genre: | unknown |
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Knoxville (friend of mine) said this reminds him of Outrun. Yes, it's almost a chiptune. Chiptunes are very tiny tracks that sound like a C64's SID audio chip. When making this, that wasn't the goal I had in mind... I just wanted to use excessive pitch bends. |
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| Size: | 4.76mb |
| Time: | 4:09 |
| Bitrate: | 160kbps |
| Samples: | 44khz |
| Genre: | Industrial |
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Sort of Orbital-esque track I suppose. Lots of messing with phasing and flanging in this and a relatively laid back beat. It's warm. Not much else to say. I think it's one of my favorites I've done except other people will probably disagree. It doesnt sound too great out of normal speakers (just kind of very fuzzy...) so wear decent headphones. |
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