TOP RATED Best Tracker Music Playlist - Keygens, Chiptunes from Modarchive
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- As requested, this is the companion playlist to my other video, Top Rated Best Tracker Music Reviews. This video is just the music. Also, there is a new song added, because the top 10 has actually changed on Modarchive, and Elysium is number 11, so this includes the current top ELEVEN songs.
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Chapters:
0:00 Jester - Elysium
3:51 Quazar - Hybrid Song (external.xm)
6:20 Necros - Point of Departure (pod.s3m)
11:34 BeaT - Celestial Fantasia
17:22 Horace Wimp - Hymn to Aurora
21:45 radix - yuki satellites
26:19 k. koch - aryx
28:52 Jogeir Liljedahl - Guitar Slinger (GSLINGER.MOD)
33:41 Elwood - Dead lock
37:54 Captain - space_debris
42:52 Purple Motion - UnreaL ][ (2ND_PM.S3M) 
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Fun fact: Captain(Markus Kaarlonen) is the keyboardist for the band Poets of the Fall, who also are the band "Old guards of Asgard", starred in the Alan Wake/Control games.
This just blew my mind. Thank you for sharing this fact!
Ironic that one of the most iconic intros of all time is what closes the playlist
26:19 WE'RE TAKING THIS PENTIUM 4 TO 5GHZ
Yass another one who thinks this too hahah!
p4 was overkill for these trackers, but trakers was most "soulfull" daws in p4 era. so yeah i was overklocking it for use of modern Skale Traker
Probably P4 has not been constructed in 29.03.1995 (top right line)
its a reference to a popular youtube video overclocking a pentium 4 cpu@@Eimrine
@@danieldevine yes tomshardware. ♥
As soon as Radix started using Fasttracker II, his music just soared right through the stratosphere. imho he also released the best and most original music after his "scene" years.
"Awesome" is another underated composer with some excellent samples quality and a quite original tunes.
@@KarLKoX if you're talking about Dr. Awesome (Bjorn Lynne) he went on to work with Team17 on the entire Worms series of games many many years ago
@@alystair great work there too
Do you like Phil Collins? I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual. It was on Duke where, uh, Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums.
++++ love radix tracks ........
Ahhhh. Nostalgia. Even had one track that has been imprinted onto my brain for my entire life which I thought I'd never hear again!
How can you say that and not let us know what song it is!! :P
@@nixnexus It has to be Hybrid, we all got burnt 'cos we were all downloading those warez!
42:54 OMG Purple Motion!! This dude ROCKED.
Reeeeeeeee miiiiiiiiiiiiiiix
ruclips.net/video/NWa24Kpjx4o/видео.html
Man i love deadlock by Elwood. My dad showed it to me when i was little. I still listen to it to this day.
Holy shit, there's a throwback... I remember Point of Departure being my introduction to tracker music from an early Zdoom deathmatch map- it was so complex and layered, I was instantly hooked on this stuff.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. :)
retro never dies it seems, people still play online Doom through Doomseeker!
Was a DOS game called In Pursuit of Greed that used Point of Departure for the shareware demo. Man, I was addicted to that song for two years!!
45:00 is where my old computer would lag on whatever Future Crew Demo this was back in the day :)
Second Reality
Those demos were outrageous. Loved them.
Radix’s music is great. Also love his sorting algorithm
I will forever remember Aryx as the Pentium 4 overclocking song
Wow, DejaVu, circa 2001-2002 I believe? I loved comparison between Intel and AMD. Intel - just throttling down, AMD - going into flamey torch in split second ^_^/ (Testing my Duron 700MHz upgrade looked similar, after buying from auction and powering up without heatsink, just to see if it's even working. It wasn't me, but friend testing it, but I learned the lesson :( LOL)
Love that so many people relate to that video too hahahha
Oh man it is just impossible to tell how much I love Yuki Satellites. Yeah I'm a fan of Necros (I'd easily put like 10 of his tracks to the top of any list) and PM, but this is something else.
You should watch the demo that it accompanies :)
me too. It's just amazing!
That was the song that made me look up from my work to check the name!
outstandingly catches my attention right away
Простите,а можно название этой демо-сцены?до этого я не знаком был с трекерной музыкой,,сегодня 24 год но мне сильно понравилось@@eigentensor
Elwood is a name I have not seen in a very, very long time. Thanks for fixing that!
space debris still amazes.
Imagine, the Captain was only 13 years old when he made it. Blows my mind...
This mix freaking slaps!
Unreal is still unreal nowadays 💙
I don't know what this is or why it showed up in my recommendations, but I'm really enjoying it! Since everyone in the comments seems to know exactly what's going on here, what is "tracker music?"
It was originally 4-channel music invented on the Amiga in the late 80s. It was a way to make this kind of music on a computer long before anything like mp3 was possible. Even long songs could be under a megabyte or two, so they could be downloaded over phone modems from BBSes. They were extremely popular, especially in the early 90s when they made their way to PCs.
@@gregmark1688 thank you, that's an awesom explanation!
This is a great documentary on trackers by Ahoy ruclips.net/video/roBkg-iPrbw/видео.html
Damn you seem to just be growing daily, keep up the uploads! I loved your analyses of demoscene music and I hope you keep making them. The playlists are just a nice added bonus to that :)
perfect compilation!
This is exactly the content I want to see. Best Tracks from the good days of DOS PC and Amiga. Very good selection 🤩
Damn! That puts a loooooot of memories back into my mind. Around 90% of the chosen tracks are my favs as well!
Earlier this year I also started to put my own classic tracker songs here on RUclips, played back in the FT2 clone which is free and works with Win, Linux, Mac.
Amazing compilation, now I can refer to this when people ask what kind music I am into :D thank you!
I remember Guitar Slinger doing the rounds - I've still got that and many other tracker files around somewhere!
Oh yeah, that's a great one!
Instant nostalgia for me and it has this incredible “not a problem in the world” vibe for me. Definitely feel-good music for me.
The moment "Guitar Slinger" started, my brain went "you still have this, recorded to a cassette tape" :)
Takes me to a warm sunny day in the late 90s, going out with family for ice cream and returning home to play some Dreamcast or hop on the PC and draw in MS Paint.. xD
Just found out about this and it's absolute glory. Thx to the uploader for having this video up.
Quite the shame that it took me a while to discover the existence of trackers.
@@vinava9145 It's allright, you've found it after all :)
I love Yuki Satellite so much. Definitely my favorite so far
Loving that!
Elysium and Space Debris the best amiga modules ever !!!
Instantly brings me back to those times.
Classic! I love tracker music :)))
Thanks mate.
En el minuto 24:29 suena muy estilo "DEEP FOREST" , es genial esa parte.
awesome!
I thought i had "Hybrid Song" in my own collection since it feels like i have heard it before. but this collection is pretty good.
Gooood music, especially arych and Guitar Slinger!
GENIAL este recopilatorio de sonidos de los antiguos WINDOWS !!!!
subbed. nice uploads
One of the only times where it's fun to see how the sausage is made.
Brlliant set.
I can listen to this for literally hours
Man, is everything Andrew Sega makes, purified gold?
So good
26:20 Pentium 4 liquid nitrogen 5 GHz overclock music
i was just going to comment that
Tom's Hardware had some good taste in music back in 2003
I grew up with that stuff. Nice to remember.
keygens playlist, my goat
Its cool seeing Purple Motion on lists. That dude made my favorite GBC OST (Project S-11)
project s-11 gang fr
@@incognitiosaystransrightsTrans Rights + Project S-11 gangg fr fr
@@anixhoffman9631 never knew someone could be so based
"Guitar Slinger" sounds uncannily like a precursor to Boards of Canada's Campfire Headphase.
the days when good music would fit onto a floppy disk - man, do I miss them.
damn its so good
Hymn to Aurora is just so good : )
I remember that one from the Verge C RPG maker game back in the 90’s!
Point of Departure 👾
All well deserved
Old memories. ♥
Unts! Tiss! Unts! Tiss! Boots and Cats and Boots and Pants! Boots and Pants and Boots and Cats!
Hymn to Aurora, aryx... no rullstol? Those three were the BIG ones I kept bumping into online in the late 90s and early 2000s. (Anyone else first encounter Hymn to Aurora in VERGE?)
whoa THANK YOU! i remembered i heard Aurora in some RPG maker software but i couldn't remember what it was called! it was definitely this demo game "the sully chronicles" for Verge!!
@@beej_tunes And thank *you* for reminding me what the demo game was called. I'd have had to root through my DVD+Rs full of backups of old CD-Rs full of backups of old floppies and then run it in DOSBox to check otherwise.
nice
All these are so good.
I've seen videos of this software before. What is it? How do you use it?
this is called Schism Tracker, it is a music tracker! there are other easier to use trackers too like OpenMPT, but I like the way Schism Tracker looks for my videos. you can find tutorials for trackers online, but I have been thinking about making a basic tutorial at some point....
@@beej_tunes i think, the original one is called Scream Tracker, made by Psi/FutureCrew. The theme in the video looks familiar to me even in the last track, which is the original colour scheme of ST3 (ScreamTracker3). These trackers made S3M files, which we like to listen. There are also XM files, but they are coming from another tracker.
lond live amiga!!
Ah yes, the timeless Space Debris and Second Reality at the top of the list, as it should be. Ever since I was a teen. I'm now in my mid 40s.
Holy crap! Hybrid made it onto a top 10?? There was this stupid little PSP homebrew game back in the day that had this as its background music! Never could get enough of it. EDIT: Laserix, I think.
my left ear appreciated this
Fix your headphones, then
Hybrid song? That's FUNKY STARS! Funny how some of these must have alternate names. This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. I'm sure the rest of this is going to be great to listen to as well.
Space_debris absolute banger
cool
Celestial Fantasia has to be my favorite chiptune of all time. The others in this list are absolutely amazing as well.
I remember listening to some of this stuff using an MS-DOS tracker music player and SoundBlaster card. I'm so old. :`(
❤
Jesus, didn't know guitar could sound that good in this kind of music
Just as good as the samples they used!
Open up video. Immediately greeted by Elysium, Know it's gonna be a banger.
point of departure is so great
K. Koch - aryx is a masterpiece.
celestia fantasia! what a fkin tune
Jogeir
the last one gives me KMFDM vibes
гениально
Just stumbled across you, is that screamtracker? I used it back in 96 along with Cubic
It's Schism Tracker, which is a modern tracker based on Impulse Tracker (which itself was based on Scream Tracker).
@@beej_tunes The speed of your reply ,,,, wow! Thanks for the answer
Wow
some of the melody of Celestial Fantasia sounds like Purple Motion's Starshine. I wonder which came first
That’s first song is a classic.
i stumbled upon these videos a few days ago and keep seeing people mention nostalgia, can someone tell me the lore? when did this music get made?
Tracker music was made in tracker programs, starting in the late 1980s on computers like the Amiga and then spreading to PC in the 90s. It's like MIDI except the files contain samples so they sound the same on every computer. It was a popular way to make music in the early days of the internet, and a lot of tracker songs became really famous and widespread. This playlist was created from the highest rated tracker songs and it contains a lot of classics that people remember.
3:51 - I can feel the slams, I can feel the jams. All the b-ballers out there know what I mean.
i grew up on this track ;) (elysium)
when we had full quality music that could fit on a floppy disk. Thems was the days
Oh, i remember a Gameboy game made for a coding competition that used the second song.
Now to remember it´s name...
DX BALL FOREVER!!! (hybrid song)
Dunes of Orange (aka Brothomstates) please
UnReal is the classic.
some tracks remind me of those old small games you got from real arcade or bigfish. (like hamsterball)
4:10 the only famous song i know. Rest, never heard
Good mix only 2 3 i don't like all other captain spac debris jorgen and radix ofc ..... omfg thx miss some el mobo aka moby (some very nice dragon mega demo for example)
Wow I now remember how much better xms were compared to mods. Still props to Elysium sounding that good with only 4 channels and binary separation.
real computer music, no launchpads, no layering kickdrum bullshit, no justin bieber autotune vocals, no cheesy anti climax drops, just as it should be today.....rip good music.
you misspelled your nickname, should be brainded tmuf
Good music isn't dead, but it will seem dead if all you do is look at what is currently mainstream.
Ehm….. Are you by chance the dude who wrote a guide to C sockets?
no, I am not, but I do remember what you are talking about!
@@beej_tunes alright :D thanks for tracker stuff
this is fasttracker II? im still a bit new to trackers
It may be up at the top of the charts, but damn if Guitar Slinger doesnt just kill the vibe and bury it!
booletproof
Which version of the tracker is this? The track level display on the left is absolutely nonsense
Feels a bit lop-sided with the horns coming through only the left speaker...
Vean GENERACION ""Z", la musica electronica que sale con sonidos del PASADO !!!!!
Wow is Aryx one of the most used songs in cracked installers? Or am I dreaming it?
Probably, but it's more recognizable from a different reason