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You can even just skip over emulating the OS and just use a tracker that will let you work within MOD limits. You can do this in milky tracker, but the controls/layout are based on fast tracker instead.

Think of it like a piano. You can basically do the same thing and its more practical to play around on a digital electric modern things and most people won't care about the difference, but there's a certain feeling about sitting down at that piano/Amiga that sits in the corner and bash out a track.

It's great. The only problem is that the slanted channel faders do make it tight up around the cut/punch buttons. But it's not like I use them heavily.

I started with three floppies from a friend - protracker boot disc, some breaks, and ST-01.
It was enough to convince me to buy a CF card and up my game.

Anyway, since we are showing off pictures, here's Peaches the Wale's Amiga. The keyboard that was in it originally wasn't working, so it's got a british keyboard instead. Also the previous owner had basically snapped the front panel off and the whole thing was held together by one screw, so the tape is both for function AND aesthetic.

Including some sick sticker mods, I might do a tutorial for this one.

There's a sampler around somewhere, but all the Amiga stuff has been pushed aside as various projects took over desk space.

True story - every time I've posted Peaches the Wale tracks on /r/chiptunes, it gets deleted. Meanwhile "pokemon dubstep" gets millions of upvotes.

Just paint over images on the gameboy camera.

I think there are some differences in the post-chip audio circuit between the 600 and 1200, but TSC or Akira might be more qualified to speak here.

The whole thing becomes a lot easier when you throw a guitar over top.

Well that's cool I guess.
The 8 step sequencer would be fun too.