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Hehehe, I had to look for a cool model (as original as possible) for quite a long time but.......
YESSSSS, I have got it finally! 
Very good condition, standard 020 CPU, some harddisk and 10Mb of RAM.
No acceleration cards, no sound-cards.
Classic. Yeah.
That's what I didn't have in my collection, to the moment. 
And yesssss - it worx!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ3fRSrhGUA
Last edited by YERZMYEY (Sep 25, 2012 8:11 am)
yay! \o/ it will be good to hear the music you makes with it... but never give up AY 
Rad, I want one! What program are you using on it?
i thought this was going to be an amiga 1200 port of titan's wonderswan demo
i was disappointed
Last edited by Aeros (Aug 19, 2012 11:27 pm)
Ant1, Heosphoros, Kommisar, Basspuddle, thx guys. Well, I have various machines and I still make mainly the AY chiptunes, so worry not. As for the program, it is a Polish piece of software - DigiBooster 1.7 (higher versions are for higher CPUs). There are no other programs with independent volume for every channel (of 8) that support a standard CPU (Motorola 020, 14Mhz). One day I will also test the AHX-Tracker (4ch but for chiptunes).
You make me feel so ghetto, I've been making chiptunes on an emulator. 
Akira: hahah, it took some time, didn't it?
Well, A500 can play 8ch too but actually without volume commands (a pity).
So i _had_ to check out the 1200 finally.
Xylo: thx dude. maybe I will be able to compile with it some bigger Amiga-related set of songs. I have 2 already, actually.
Basspuddle: Well, the truth is, I also was using mostly emulators for several years (of course recordings have been taken from real hardware every time).
Only with Atari Falcon 030 songs I was using the real machine for making music.
But while work on "ZX81" album I found something I lost for many years - a pleasure of working with real ancient hardware. An incredible thing. I totally forgot it. So now - when I bought the A1200 - I don't want WinUAE at all.
And who knows, maybe next year I'll do something bigger for Atari STe. (For regular ST we already made some stuff).
Greetzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Y
Congratulations, it was my first Amiga and i want it too, ideally with Blizzard 1230/50 Mhz, lots of RAM, CF card. I composed on it soundtracks for games The Strangers (beat em up) and Napalm (realtime strategy), many demos, musics for disk magazines. I remember that one my friend made for me sampler Ramikola, which was capable to sample up to 56 kHz in mono and one MIDI interface in serial port, great
Akira: hahah, it took some time, didn't it?
Well, A500 can play 8ch too but actually without volume commands (a pity).
So i _had_ to check out the 1200 finally.Xylo: thx dude.
Basspuddle: Well, the truth is, I also was using mostly emulators for several years (of course recordings have been taken from real hardware every time).
Only with Atari Falcon 030 songs I was using the real machine for making music.
But while work on "ZX81" album I found something I lost for many years - a pleasure of working with real ancient hardware. An incredible thing. I totally forgot it. So now - when I bought the A1200 - I don't want WinUAE at all.
And who knows, maybe next year I'll do something bigger for Atari STe.Greetzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Y
Working on the actual hardware almost always beats emulators. I just love the sound the old machines make when you use the keyboard. 
Martin:
> Congratulations, it was my first Amiga and i want it too, ideally with Blizzard 1230/50 Mhz, lots of RAM, CF card. I composed on it soundtracks for games The Strangers (beat em up) and Napalm (realtime strategy), many demos, musics for disk magazines. I remember that one my friend made for me sampler Ramikola, which was capable to sample up to 56 kHz in mono and one MIDI interface in serial port, great
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Yupp, I have a sampler too. But from the old times. And it still works!
Well, 50Mhz CPU would be better for quality of sound. (Software mixing). I could use then the DigiBooster 3. But it's faaaar too expensive - and wouldn't be so oldschool.
Xylo:
> I just love the sound the old machines make when you use the keyboard.
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Hehehe. True. (Except ZX81 - there's no sound from keyz;) ).
Ultrasyd:
> Cool ! But don't forget AY/YM
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Thx dude.
And of course I there's no reason to abandon AY. Actually I already sent some song for the SillyVenture 2012 party. http://sillyventure.eu/
hehe congrats on your new aquisition, man. demo track sounds great already, looking forward to whatever else you'll come up with it.
i've got two 1200s but they both need fixing and i never get around to doing something with amiga anyway 
