Thanks to my cousin Emile who cleared his attic recently, passing his old Amiga gear and disk collection down to my brother, here’s a second run of my old protracker tunes.
He apparently copied a bunch of my modules back in the days, some disks too degraded to recover, but enough to compile another selection of 4 mono channels, 8-bit (w.i.p) jungle-gabber rinsers and what not!
The amiga was hooked up to a philips cdr930 mini audio cd recorder, recording the outputs straight to cd. No touch ups, no vst, just Paula chip goodness .
credits
released 01 January 1996
Mostly amen breaks & gabber kick filled modules created by me on an Amiga 500 in protracker somewhere between 1994 & 1996. Teen angst ftw!
Have been listening to your music for quite a number of years and have enjoyed everything I have heard thus far. Each track has the kind of unpredictability I find extremely engaging, this newest track being no exception to that. I particularly enjoy tracks that showcase your skill with the manic and meticulous, especially drum sequencing and the ability to glue it all together. I also seem to find my body instinctively moving to the rhythm you create, despite myself being a little inept in the art of dancing and perhaps a little self conscious hehe
Just listening to the tracks in this thread and I’m really enjoying “confessions” (which I am listening to this as I type).
I would like to be more constructive on my commentary, however, I can find no fault with what I hear.
You sir, are a master of your craft and I look forward to listening to anything new you produce.
Having said all of this, also, once I have acquired the final pieces I need to complete my studio, I will return to buying music again and would very much like to support you. Do you have any physical releases? I am happy to donate via your bandcamp etc, though I would really like to own something physical.
In the year 2000, before Renoise, there was cubase + vst(i) rocking homemade loops from hammerhead & rebirth + some hardware …put some moar stuff in an ep on bandcamp;https://plugexpert.bandcamp.com/album/2000-leftovers-ep
^I’ve put up a 3 part, 39 minute audio marathon on my bandcamp page today featuring sounds created in 2004 using a bunch of different tools. The individual sounds are also included as bonus material/flacs, for those wanting to process further, potentially use in your own work . Creative commons, non-commercial, attribute + share-a-like license applies.
Boom bap electronica made from sounds recorded in the analogue studio of the royal conservatory in the Hague in 2006. Sampling a bunch of patches made on eurorack modular gear, eventually using renoise to process with tools, fx, vst and arrange the last couple of years.
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so nice
. Creative commons, non-commercial, attribute + share-a-like license applies.
