Amiga 1200 Techno Music
20Jun09
This is a promo video for John Tracker’s Amiga 1200 album, Cyber Techno. All 18 tracks on the album were created on the Octomed tracker app on an Amiga 1200.
via bazartist:
Jon Tracker’s track made on the Amiga 1200 titled Cyber Techno and promotional video to assist. This track and the Amiga Album will be available on iTunes soon.
Related Posts
- Free Universal Tracker Player For The iPhone
- A Commodore Amiga Sings Daisy Bell (Speech Synthesis)
- The Top 10 Soundtracks Created On The Amiga
- Klaus Schulze’s Techno From 1978
- Kind of Bloop – 8-Bit Miles Davis
Tags: 1200, 8-bit, 8-bit music, 80's, Amiga, Amiga 1200, chiptune, cyber, iTunes, jon, jontracker, lo fi, music, samples, techno, Tracker, trance, vocal
Feel the 8-bit sampling love.
I never used Octomed (I never owned an Amiga: hopped straight from my C-64 to a PC), but I cut my teeth on SoundTracker (then NoiseTracker, then FastTracker, then Buzz), so this is definitely nostalgic.
…But I don't for a second regret switching to real synths. ; )
Also, your comment form appears to be broken for FireFox. 8 errors with Firebug and (unless you see this–trying one more time), just plain doesn't submit. The "OpenID" link, at the very least, doesn't work at all in FF3 or Safari ($id("IDCNavFBC") is null).
Okay, so it does submit the comment in FF3.
OpenID, though, still an issue.
Or, I'm just a dolt. It seems to be using all of my OpenID settings, so clearly it just remembers who I am.
Which I find a little unintuitive, but… most dolts say such things.
Hm, a lot of this looks like it was taken from Spaceballs' classic Amiga demo "State of the Art" with other effects like spectrums overlaid.
[youtube aykuVMf4uIQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aykuVMf4uIQ youtube]I don't see further attribution.