609 Reply by TSC

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Oh, and prepare for some serious MIDI lag if you do go the emulation route.



...do yourself a favor and use Octamed instead of protracker. I'll give a list of reasons if I have to.

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610 Reply by TSC

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Which reminds me, why the f*ck isn't Octamed open source yet?

edit: live set link removed

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611 Reply by TSC

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And I don't say that to be a dick. There are too many variables to break down here, such as model, floppy, ide, pcmcia, tracker etc etc etc. There's even a problem with two different versions of the original .mod standard, which as luck would have it wasn't completely documented from what I understand.

The odds are against new users. I still suggest emulating a 1200.

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612 Reply by TSC

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W4LKR wrote:

What do you need for the Amiga?

A google search is highly recommended.

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613 Reply by TSC

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I have no idea what you are even talking about anymore.

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614 Reply by TSC

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Hexadeci's A1200 (could not find a better photo):

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615 Reply by TSC

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The 600 has a built-in audio filter similar to the a500, along with the LED filter. This more or less makes everything sound like complete garbage in the high end. The 1200 sounds nice and crisp out of the box.

There are ways to modify/bypass this circuit (maybe I'll post these directions one day?) but you run a serious risk of damaging an already ridiculously overpriced machine.

My advice? Emulate. It's 100% exact, unless of course you're doing stupid shit like I am.

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616 Reply by TSC

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First (old) version:

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617 Reply by TSC

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Invisible Robot Hands wrote:

C64 Emulation, and also some Goattracker stuff.

Amiga.

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618 Reply by TSC

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nordloef wrote:
Domu wrote:

tsc what the fuck is that beautiful machine? what do the buttons do? whats the keypad thing? arrrggh

The keypad thing is a Blue Box synth.

Which reminds me, does anyone know what happened to Digital Sound Chips? I've been looking for contact info for the better part of two years and they seem to have fallen off the face of the earth. It certainly adds to the mystique, but it 's a little hard to purchase another one.

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619 Reply by TSC

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akira^8GB wrote:

TSC, you sexy motherfucker.
I'll bite too, but I am not here. Like cTrix.

I've got nothing but respect for you guys. The thread just seemed a bit troll-ish.

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620 Reply by TSC

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Fine, I'll bite.

Yes.

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621 Reply by TSC

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That never happened.

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622 Reply by TSC

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katsumbhong wrote:

Do any users on this forum compose music on the Commodore Amiga line of computers?

No.

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623 Reply by TSC

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Furthermore, you should put BEASTMODE in the title. It might help your search.

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624 Reply by TSC

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Why not just PM him? He posts here and was a part of weekly beats.

HOMEWORK SON.

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