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Comments on Amiga

Oct 27, 2007

• prickett says: :D
  Lots of good memory's from the old Amiga days, even now I still regularly listen to all of my chiptunes whilst coding. Check out nectarine radio at http://www.scenemusic.eu/

Jul 04, 2007

• oki81 says: It's a Megablast!
  Awesome game with an amazing theme, courtesy of Bomb the Bass
  
  
• oki81 says: Monkey Island music
  I'm sure this will bring a smile to the faces of all you Amiga gamers out there:)
  
  

Jun 27, 2007

• oki81 says: Amiga game music compilation
• oki81 says: 100 Amiga games in 10 minutes

May 31, 2007

• Arthy says
  So nice to see amiga ads :)
  
  I also started on A500 with battle chess and hybris, i was also part of a demogroup and went to the famous The Party (94 as far as i remember) at Aars in Denmark.
  
  I loved all these talents who put so much passion in developing demos, and some of them still work for famous video games companies.
  
  My last amiga was an A4000 with the expensive powerPPC card which didn't gave me so much more.
  
  That was my amiga experiment, but i still play through emulators sometimes :)
  
  I heard that a new amiga is available, is that true ???
  
  
  

May 29, 2007

• former user says
  octamed!
  
  I've not heard that word in a long long time. When they updated it to the amiga 1200 and 64 channels, things got intense. My friend still codes his music in hex with pro tracker on the pc.
  
  All I ever used my amigas for was Deluxe paint and real3d. ;)

May 11, 2007

• wormjar says
  I still use a Tracker now. It just makes a lot more sense than using a horizontal sequencer like Cubase.
  
  I find the lack of visual distractions really helps me feel the sounds, plus you can do stuff in a tracker in about 7 seconds that would take about 3 hours in a horizontal sequencer.
  
  The timing is better too.
• former user says
  Yeah I can remember spending hours in front of Tracker and Octamed, sampling chopping and programming the beats and riffs into the limited 4 channels but damn they produced some wicked tunage from that machine .. plus bloody good games machine if you had a mental block lol
• Ixion says: Bloody Fist Records
  Yeah man - some of the best industrial / hardcore / speedcore / drum n bass in the world has been recorded on a shitty Amiga 500 with Pro tracker.
  
  Courtesy of Newcastle's finest: Bloody Fist Records (Nasenbleuten, Mark N, Fraughman, Paul Blackout, etc....)
  
  p.s. Newcastle Australia and R.I.P. Bloody Fist and the Brown Derby.