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AMIGA-MODAxel F

Author: flag Ron Klaren GroupThe Jungle Command (TJC)

Song Length: 10:37
Release Year: 1988
Song Status: Active
Song Source: Musicdisk
Song Platform: PlatformAMIGA-MOD

Last Queued : 1 month ago

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It was added 15 years ago.

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flagrombust

I had this on ST-00

flagpipe

Yeah, this is indeed one of the really classic modules

flagarrakis
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Amiga&C64 rulez

same than prowler !

flagBulmer

It's everyone's favourite Axel F mod, but the encode isn't quite right here. The echoes of each note are supposed to get quieter, and here they're the same volume, so it's just a bit of a muddle! Someone have another go. It even happens in the xylophoney bit!

flagvelusip
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All I ever wanted was some Sunshine.

Thanks for reporting, Bulmer. The original STK data is detected as "Ultimate Soundtracker 1.0-1.21" in libopenmpt (and modplug, btw). Thus I uploaded the original file; the Nectamachine can handle it from there.

Volume reduction ratio between main and echo channels is 4:2 on lead saw, but only 3:2 on marimba. Subtle, but it's there. There may be some fun reasons for nuance between what you are accustomed to and what is played here. Paula has much to do with that, but perhaps also some interplay between a particular STK version (1, 2) and playback in a particular player (production/hardware).

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