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The Spectacular Soft Synths Of The Commodore Amiga

Here’s a look at the history of the Commodore Amiga computer, introduced in 1985, and the software synths of the platform.… Read More The Spectacular Soft Synths Of The Commodore Amiga

July 4, 2023July 4, 20237 Comments

Commodore Amiga 600 Synth Jam

This vintage sequencing video demo features a track built using a vintage Commodore Amiga 600, originally introduced in 1992.… Read More Commodore Amiga 600 Synth Jam

August 9, 20202 Comments

Open Amiga Sampler Brings New Hardware Sampling Option To Vintage Platform

The Open Amiga Sampler is a new parallel port sampler for the classic Commodore Amiga computer from 1996.… Read More Open Amiga Sampler Brings New Hardware Sampling Option To Vintage Platform

August 1, 2020August 2, 20209 Comments

This Is How They Made Jams On The Commodore Amiga 500

The video looks at the Amiga 500 hardware, audio cartridges and music making software.… Read More This Is How They Made Jams On The Commodore Amiga 500

February 5, 2020February 5, 202018 Comments

Commodore Amiga MIDI Myth Busting

The Commodore Amiga didn’t have built-in MIDI, but the video covers hardware and software options for using the Amiga with vintage and modern MIDI gear. … Read More Commodore Amiga MIDI Myth Busting

March 23, 2018March 23, 201810 Comments

The Commodore Amiga Art Of Samia Halaby

This video is a profile of Samia Halaby, an artist that creates her work using a Commodore Amiga 1000 (from 1985).… Read More The Commodore Amiga Art Of Samia Halaby

March 7, 2018March 7, 201813 Comments

80’s-Style Sequencing With A Commodore Amiga Computer

This set of videos demonstrated what music sequencing on a Commodore Amiga computer looked like in the 80’s.… Read More 80’s-Style Sequencing With A Commodore Amiga Computer

March 5, 201714 Comments

New App Brings Live Remixing To The Commodore Amiga!


PT-1210 MK1 (RC1) Demo was uploaded by: kikencorp
Duration: 406
Rating: … Read More New App Brings Live Remixing To The Commodore Amiga!

December 18, 2013December 18, 201340 Comments

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