#modplug

[systemst91]

Just old repost.😋

[gnegon-g]

I think this is the final version of updated Jungle Fevah for DDep1 jungle level 1, which is why I went so far as to make this YT video public! feel free to point out a note I forgot to cut off or something

​level 2 version is mostly done, just needs some polish

[ithisatanytime]

(Vince Kaichan)

[jakimpl]

Didn’t make the preselection @ Revision Tracked Music Compo.

XM, 20 channels, 2 MB.

[bzztstudio]

Hardhat v2 noodling.

It’s a hardware mod tracker player which syncs with pocket operator and korg volca.

Find out more and follow along at bzzt.studio.

[tobokegao]

“album 2018″ by zebra

soundcloudの画像クリックした時の表示が一番ジャケットっぽくて良い(絵は若干vapor寄りなchip感ある曲も作ってるAeromaticさんらしい)https://t.co/sHtm5ZM67e pic.twitter.com/YAhyKHLbXn

— とぼけがお : 3/3 固定tweet C64曲動画 #chipvs_light_dark (@to6okegao) December 30, 2018

album 2018 by zebra

[bzztstudio]

Hardhat testing

Doing some tests of our new product prototype: a tracker module player with pocket operator and volca sync.

[davidxn]

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Various things have kind of got the better of me recently and I've fallen far behind on posting stuff from The Poison Skies - but here's a bonus in the meantime. At the very start of the album's development I was still writing in Modplug, and @kjorteo and I still used it for passing music back and forth collaboratively because it's far easier to send small self-contained files from it rather than entire music projects in Reaper - as a result, a couple of the album's songs exist completely in Modplug, and I didn't want them to go unheard! Life Before Death was the first one, and had its intro and outro written into the same file - so here are the Modplug versions of Total Eclipse, Life Before Death and The Tribe together. You can compare it to the final recorded Life Before Death and hear how it changed - I think that this one was pretty faithful! The intro, though, is noticeably different from the one on the finished album, partly because I felt it sounded slightly too similar to Gamma Ray's "Welcome".