Thanks for the upload, Zeinok... This one won another MC competition and it was so much fun to create/compose it (whilst making music for the Pocahontas game by Disney...)... mIRC #trax I stand behind this one all the way...
Love all your work from early C64 efforts and beyond Jeroen. This, IM(very)HO is the epitome of your masterpieces. Always brings me a smile when I feel down, love it!
This was my definitive fav going to demoscene, thank you @JeroenTel I'm too chickenshit to compose anything myself but at least i hope to code something for the scene some day.
Didn't knew that there were MOD files with more than 4,6 or at most 8 channels of audio. I bet my old Amiga 500 would have had a hard time playing so many channels back in the days. :)
This is XM, not MOD (although there are trackers out there that allow for up to 254 channels on Amiga through software mixing) It's used by FastTracker II for MS-DOS
@@yoyoshi64 Thank you for this information. I had OctaMED on my Amiga back in the days, and the computer already had problems to cope with those eight possible channels. Six channels was fine though. Most certainly that's no big deal for a modern computer now.
@@hschieck You're welcome I wasn't around in the Amiga or DOS days, but my first music software was a tracker (Deflemask), and was recommended a video about trackers by Ahoy that I watched, and ever since I've had a huge interest in the Amiga and old tracker software
@@JeroenTel I noticed a lot of the vocal samples sounded similar! As a kid TF2, HL2 and Portal ruled my world. Valve really was a powerhouse of early 2000’s gaming!
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Thanks for the upload, Zeinok... This one won another MC competition and it was so much fun to create/compose it (whilst making music for the Pocahontas game by Disney...)... mIRC #trax
I stand behind this one all the way...
Love all your work from early C64 efforts and beyond Jeroen. This, IM(very)HO is the epitome of your masterpieces. Always brings me a smile when I feel down, love it!
This was one of the first XM tunes I heard from you, and has always been a fave.
is the bass sample the same as the slap bass sample from actraiser on the snes?
I listened to this song back when I was 15, and I actually still have the original xm -- just checked the date on file and it's 4th of march 1998!
@@AnnoyedArt1256 Maybe, if "they" ripped the samples out of my publicly available XM file. ;-)
This was my definitive fav going to demoscene, thank you @JeroenTel I'm too chickenshit to compose anything myself but at least i hope to code something for the scene some day.
This is some serious funk.
Whoa that's some serious bass
kinda expected the beginning to be the DTMF for 911
This music should have been in outrun... a convertible, a breeze, a sunset, this music... what a combination that would be!
GODDDD I FUCKING LOVE THAT CHOPPY SLAP BASS
Didn't knew that there were MOD files with more than 4,6 or at most 8 channels of audio. I bet my old Amiga 500 would have had a hard time playing so many channels back in the days. :)
This is XM, not MOD (although there are trackers out there that allow for up to 254 channels on Amiga through software mixing)
It's used by FastTracker II for MS-DOS
@@yoyoshi64 Thank you for this information. I had OctaMED on my Amiga back in the days, and the computer already had problems to cope with those eight possible channels. Six channels was fine though. Most certainly that's no big deal for a modern computer now.
@@hschieck You're welcome
I wasn't around in the Amiga or DOS days, but my first music software was a tracker (Deflemask), and was recommended a video about trackers by Ahoy that I watched, and ever since I've had a huge interest in the Amiga and old tracker software
This track reminds me in some parts of the Half Life 1 Ending Credits music. Especially 2:26 - 2:42.
Half Life #1 ruled my world for a while. This was composed before those HL1 times, though. Maybe the makers dug my music. 😎✌
@@JeroenTel I noticed a lot of the vocal samples sounded similar! As a kid TF2, HL2 and Portal ruled my world. Valve really was a powerhouse of early 2000’s gaming!
1:41 had me GROOVIN
Sounds like some Pokemon Black 2 OST
the only thing impossible for him is make music out of nothing- **april fools moment** oh wait nevermind he did
Am i the only one who thought i was gonna hear the theme of the Titanic movie?
Me at start: Wow, music made of triangles!
*cat paw 9* *cat paw 1* *cat paw 1*
I swear there was a r&b song that sounds like that in the beginning
the ancestors of the modernday creative internet culture
Super Commodore 128
Workers and Resources anyone?
dat bass
I don't know if I want to make a 2a03 or SNES cover of this.
Make a 2A03 cover of this.
Making a 2A03 cover of this would be very hard because the 2A03 only has 5 channels.
did this run on a machine or in a software program?
Software. XM is Fast Tracker's module file format.