How I Got Into It...

General Discussion
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Hello!

I´m not quite new to this forum, but i just now i´ve got to manage ist to create an account. For the beginning i´d like to introduce myself a little bit.

I started making music at the age of 13 in 1993 on my Amiga 1200. The first program i used was the legendary PROTRACKER. The first steps were to copy elements of music, that i listened at this time. This gave me a better understanding of how songs and song-structures (kick, snare and so on) “look like”.

Later i got into OCTAMED Soundstudio, where it was possible to use more than 4 Channels on the AMIGA. I started creating some kind of techno-music and later i got into hardcore/speedcore under the alter-ego ANC. Numerous tracks where released in the internet and on different record-labels like USN, Mascha-Records and Restroom-Records and some others.

In 2001/2002 i got my first Windows-PC, where i used FT2 for a long time. Later i´ve tried cubase and nuendo and made some track under the alter-ego DISCONTINUED.PROCESS.

As i discovered RENOISE i thought that all my dreams that i´ve always had of a tracker came true. Now that´s my standard.

I haven´t finished any track in the last year, because having a family is VERY time-capturing…but always FUN!

best regards

D.

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welcome to the community old man! :)

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hey man welcome! i actually remember your name from the era i was into hardcore/terror music…
seems pretty odd to me today that i liked speedcore , but oh well i was 16 … anyway we even had both tracks on the same release … when i released some tunes for frazzbass label…
im the last one on the list :) after you…

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Hi, i remember some kind of drum&bass-track on one of those compilations that was made by you. I quit producing speedcore-tracks as soon as i got aware of the fact that i started to copy myself. That was my moment to say farewell to the production of speedcore and try something new. At the present moment i´m mostly about experimenting with renoise (about 1000 never completed xrns). But time is besides creative input an important factor…

regards

D.

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Always love hearing the different paths people take.

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willkommen!

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Welcome! Great to hear your story, too. :D I too have a family and yes it does have the tendency to cause music to be put on the back burner. I’m currently trying to finish a mainly Renoise album which has been in the works for AGES! Should be done soon and I’ll post about it.

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Hello oldman, I’m older than you. I started in 1989 at the age of 15 on Soundracker 2.0 on the Amiga.