KVR Audio

memyselfandus · Post by **memyselfandus** » Wed Feb 25, 2015 1:52 am

Wildfunk wrote:Some Amiga audio software from my collection

engineer · Post by **engineer** » Thu May 28, 2015 7:24 pm

Anybody working with the FPGA incorporation of the AMIGA which was mentioned at the former page?

CoolColJ · Post by **CoolColJ** » Mon Jan 18, 2016 10:31 am

Music-X for all my midi/sampler/analog stuff that was released on vinyl back then.
Music-X was awesome, it had both linear and non-linear workflow and could do nested sequences, ghost tracks things and even live triggering of sequences

All thanks to the nifty "play sequence" command you could insert into any track.
Think "scratch pads" way before Studio One

And similar to Chunks in Digital performer.

Played around with Bars and Pipes, but never wrote anything on it

Protracker for all my demo scene mods
You think I would like Renoise as a result, but I can't get a handle on it...

Tronam · Post by **Tronam** » Mon Jan 18, 2016 2:22 pm

Pytchblend wrote:I've got quite a few tracks made with OctaMED on Amiga-formatted floppys. Shame my PC won't read them

It's an interesting predicament to be in; data being stranded by an ever widening technology gap. Most computers haven't featured parallel ports and floppy drives in years. I managed to migrate all my Amiga mods and documents because I took them with me through each computer transition. Amiga 500 floppies -> Amiga 500 HD -> moved to SCSI HD in Amiga 2000 -> copied to SCSI ZIP disks -> copied via IDE ZIP drive to HD on Windows 95>98>2000>XP -> Mac OS9>OSX.

Pytchblend · Post by **Pytchblend** » Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:38 pm

I've got quite a few tracks made with OctaMED on Amiga-formatted floppys. Shame my PC won't read them

mabian · Post by **mabian** » Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:50 pm

Years and years of soundtracker, protracker, and OctaMED here. When I had to say goodbye to Amiga I packed all of my HDs and most of my floppies to tar files; now I'm really happy I can use all of them in WinUAE

- Mario

memyselfandus · Post by **memyselfandus** » Tue Feb 09, 2016 12:55 pm

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz08VlzqQtY

Jonas78 · Post by **Jonas78** » Sat Feb 13, 2016 10:12 pm

Made these jungle/gabber tracks mid nineties in protracker;

http://plugexpert.bandcamp.com/album/94 ... -selection

http://plugexpert.bandcamp.com/album/mi ... -salvage-2

simonbostock · Post by **simonbostock** » Mon Feb 15, 2016 6:11 pm

memyselfandus wrote:Cool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdbgeFAus0k

I used to track in Protracker back in the day with this guy Ian. He was nuts then, he hasn't changed much now. I used to write loads of chip music back in the day and I think they're still on the ampsuite website with thousands and thousands mods. I misss the old days. Logic Pro X just isn't the same.

Pytchblend · Post by **Pytchblend** » Mon Feb 15, 2016 7:37 pm

I loved dragging the markers around in AudioMaster IV... works best on long samples

AegisPrime · Post by **AegisPrime** » Tue Feb 16, 2016 5:09 pm

Pytchblend wrote:I've got quite a few tracks made with OctaMED on Amiga-formatted floppys. Shame my PC won't read them

You might want to visit http://eab.abime.net - there's a bunch of dedicated Amiga fans there that could help you get those files to your PC.

A (pricey) hardware alternative is the Kryoflux FDD controller - it's designed for archival backups of all kinds of disk formats.

sprnva · Post by **sprnva** » Tue Feb 16, 2016 5:26 pm

I bought a MIDI interface and TechnoSound Turbo 2 back in the day through Amiga Format promos. Still have the MIDI interface and the manual for TST2 but I dunno where the TST2 interface is. Must have a rummage around sometime and see if I can find it. I recently added a 128MB CF card "hard disk" to my A1200.

It would be nice to get it up and running again for games and some music making. Although last I tried, most of my floppies were having read issues. Don't know if it's the disks or the drives that's at fault. Fortunately, I transferred most/all of my mod files to PC long ago. But I didn't do the same with my sample floppies.

There is a tool for reading Amiga floppies on PC, but it requires two floppy drives to work. If you're handy with a soldering iron, it's also possible to mod certain PC drives to make them read Amiga disks.

Pytchblend · Post by **Pytchblend** » Tue Feb 16, 2016 5:51 pm

AegisPrime wrote:You might want to visit http://eab.abime.net - there's a bunch of dedicated Amiga fans there that could help you get those files to your PC.

Thanks

Amiga Music Recording