Showing posts with label ProTracker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ProTracker. Show all posts

Seal Crazy Col. Madd Remix - An Amiga Module has been found and partially recovered!


Some time ago we used to feature many of Aaron White's Amiga related music updates, up until the point of Youtube digging their claws in and issuing a copyright claim on anything remotely related to pop music even if it was very well done on the Amiga but not a 100% copy. Still even with that going on we just had to mention this piece of news, as thanks to Arron himself, he's come across a digitized Protracker version of Crazy by Seal, which has never been seen on the internet before!

Klystrack - Modern software for creating C64/NES/Amiga-style chiptunes!


I know for a fact that I am no good at creating music apart from banging a few keys here or there which usually ends up with people leaving the room. But what I do like is listening to music such as retro chiptunes or even demoscenes and tracks found on an Amiga or a C64, usually created with software such as Protracker (Amiga) which allows people to create music without studio equipment. But what if you don't have an Amiga, a C64 or a NES? Well then, welcome to Klystrack; a tracker for making C64/NES/Amiga-style chiptunes on a modern platform that can also be used for creating audio for games!

Protracker - Popular Amiga music software gets a new v2.3E beta!


After all the high amount of likes on our Commodore Amiga Facebook page and a lack of articles, we thought it was about time we gave a mention for 8bitbubsy's new version update for the incredible Amiga music creation software ' Protracker '. Yes indeed that famous software originally created by Lars Hamre, Anders Hamre, Sven Vahsen and Rune Johnsrud for the Amiga platform which allows people to create music without studio equipment has finally reached a new build of Protracker 2.3E.

Aaron White's latest Retro Asylum Covers Project Volume Two released for your Amiga!


Aaron White is back with another kick ass chiptune album for your Amiga, it's the Retro Asylum Covers Project Volume Two. Featuring some of my most memorable tracks all time 'All that she wants' and 'What is Love', all mixed up through the Amiga software ProTracker. But that's not all this Amiga remixed track of coolness has to offer as it features 10 tracks of music such as Love Me Like You Do, Blank Space, Pimpers Paradise, Not The Only One, Groovin, Homely Girl and Stay With Me. So what ever you are doing this weekend, Aaron as got you covered!

Available to download from CIA as an ADF, either use a real Amiga or WinUAE
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Retro Asylum Christmas - Aaron White's great Christmas Amiga Album


Last Christmas I gave you my heart, but the very next day you gave it away.... Ok I'll stop singing now, but Aaron White (@aaronub4t on twitter) has just sent me an ADF copy of his compilation of great pro-tracker Christmas tunes (Retro Asylum Christmas) which are a collection of tracker songs that are sure to be very festive for the upcoming season of Santa and Snow.

Amiga Days (Remasters) - The latest free album full of demoscene music


After the popular spread of the latest tribute Album to Rob Hubbard; Mobo @elmobo on twitter gave me the heads up over another Album that might cause you to turn up the speakers. Titled "Amiga Days : (Remasters) " and put together by The Artist Formerly Known As Moby, this is a compilation of his demo scene music made between 1989 and 1993 when originally he was called Moby.

Amiga Music Compilation Vol 3 from Aaron White (@aaronub4t)


You may remember a few weeks ago we told you about Aaron White's Retro Asylum Amiga chiptune compilations. Well he's done it again, and just released volume 3 of native MOD files on a self-playing Amiga ADF with 10 more top chipness chiptunes.

Amiga Music Compilation disks from Aaron White (@aaronub4t)


Aaron White (@aaronub4t on twitter) graciously sent me an ADF copy of his compilation of nice protracker tunes (Retro Asylum vol.1 and 2) which are a collection of tracker songs from his youtube channel and a couple of new ones between the 2 disks, both of which are available hosted on Commodore Is Awesome. While the tunes are mostly available to listen to (and watch the tracker) on YouTube, you'll only get the bonus tracks Firefrenzy (reworked) and Nimble Jim Title from the native disk version.