When I first saw those spaceballs demos I couldn't believe it all fit on the floppy disk, my brother was always playing around with tracker software too, good times.

@AdamVoxMusic

20 күн бұрын

@@geoffpedder indeed! 🙂

Amiga 1000, running Noisetracker, then OctaMed is where I began in about 1992. Then I moved to FastTracker 2 on the PC, then Scream Tracker 3, then Impulse tracker 2, then Reason. then Ableton Live, which I still use almost daily, today. I love the Demoscene. Great vid.

@AdamVoxMusic

13 күн бұрын

@@pheargoth Thanks! I moved from MED to OctaMED. Then to Cubase and then to Reason, that I got stuck on, and still use today! 😊

I went Scream Tracker 3 -> Fast Tracker 2 (for accurate .MOD slides on PC) -> Composer 669 -> Impulse Tracker -> Buzz Tracker -> Fruity Loops -> Reaper+Divisimate+BreathController. From triggering tiny samples with hex, to live tracking full orchestra by tilting my head and breathing. The tech ride has been crazy.

@AdamVoxMusic

13 күн бұрын

@@bmatt2626 that is a crazy tech ride! 😃

I really like your shows

@AdamVoxMusic

21 күн бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Amiga the first computer with a soul. Thanks mr. jay Miner

@AdamVoxMusic

20 күн бұрын

@@sisko212 I guess he had a part in both Atari, Amiga as well as Commodore! 😊

@Nebulous6

20 күн бұрын

@@AdamVoxMusic Yes. Along with Joe Decuir who also worked on both the Atari 800 and Amiga. They were joined by a fellow from Apple and a couple guys who used to work at Williams Electronics (one of which worked on the arcade game Sinistar).

I originally had an a600 and collected music demos. My friend and I spent hours on octamed making tunes. I discovered a way of putting together a picture with music, by hacking a slide show demo and we went by the name "The Corporation". I'm actually diving back into octamed with a raspberry pi amiga.

@AdamVoxMusic

13 күн бұрын

@@titaniumshell sound exciting! 😃

🥳❤

Two shannels to the left channel and two shannels to the right channel, so four shannels in total, got it!

@AdamVoxMusic

19 күн бұрын

Yes, it is very clear! :)

@no9or9

18 күн бұрын

We called it 'channels'. Today you would say 'tracks' or 'voices'.

@AdamVoxMusic

18 күн бұрын

@@no9or9 yes you are right! It is acctually better to describe it as a sampler with 4 voices or even polyphony of 4 voices.

yes one of the first demos I saw was State of the Art and the story behind the way they coded and compressed all that on to an Amiga floppy disk which held around 800k of space was quite a massive thing too as sampling, low polygon graphics and how uits all fit together including the font sets all added up but heavily compressed ... rather like Jesus on E's it used two disks but the demo would play for like 4 hours and i would say NOT looped.. but those demo coding groups mostly were in there bedroom and found amazing ways to inject skilled code into those little disks capacity which meant that the developers were even more skilled than the bit development teams at say Ocean, US GOLD, Gremlin which were companies who worked on the botttom line focused on profit...

@AdamVoxMusic

20 күн бұрын

@@kcinplatinumgaming2598 it is really amazing! Today not many still know the art of machine code like these guys did.

wow, that Amiga thing could be super computers of 80's🤩 I remember a shitty XT computer with a green-scaled monitor in my home at late 80's when i was a kid. It's sound system was even worse, just bunch of beepings😂😂😂 Nintendo gameboy has much greater graphics than that☠️ But, the tunes made with Amiga you showed in this vid were unbelievable ‼️ Thnaks for this much informative and educational vid👍👍👍

@AdamVoxMusic

13 күн бұрын

@@dj_0xcd yes, the Amiga was very revolutionary when it first came out in the late 80s. Especially in regards to graphics, but also the sound that I got stuck on! 😊

Amigaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

@AdamVoxMusic

20 күн бұрын

@@tekk9995 Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees!