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Superdrug
a 64 k music-disc
by
Loonies
released december 1999
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NOW
You might think
that this is yet an other intro
from Scoopex with a fancy name
Well it's not
It is in fact
the world's first 64 k music-disc.
A music disc which only consist of
generated samples made by a
sound generator called "TB4bc".
The music-disc is a celebration
of electronic music
and its abillity to invoke
different moods in people.
You could say that music works
like a drug but yet dosent have
any bad sideeffects..
It's a Superdrug.!!!
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Credits:
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Code: Psycho
Sound-engine: Psycho
Music: Farfar
Puryx/Unique
Maytz/Independent
Tarmslyng
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Requirements
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AGA
FPU
1.5 MB chipram
2.5 MB fastram
(a fast cpu for the sample calculation)
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A word about the music
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On this disc you'll find 9 modules which has been made by some of the
best danish scene trackers in the art of electronic music.
The disc kicks of with 3 stumping oldschool goa tracks made by Tarmslyng.
All of them is build on melodic themes, psychedelic strings an very deep
and hard BD's, so remember to turn up the bas-volume!
After this Puryx takes over with another goa track called "vibe rate",
witch shows the utter possibilities of the creations of weird sounds.
The music-disc then turns away form the fast trancy sounds and continues
with a minimalistic track made by Tarmslyng called "My shoe is barking".
The track echoes through minimal funky long landscapes of weird sounds;
slowly developing, while beating the last thoughts out of your mind.
After this the uncrowned danish tracker king of minimalism Maytz takes over,
with a hard, noisy, stumping, mindblowing acid track called "blaa opt", which
will probably force the volume on your amplifier up, and result in people
screaming and brains beeing twisted.
The music disc then slows down, with a melodic trancy track called "when
people dissappear" by Tarmslyng. The track is somehow sad but yet peacefull,
featuring blured bas themes and sine organs.
The disc ends with 2 ambient tracks called "Bell ville" and "Bella my love"
made by farfar (formerly known as Gafkhan). The tracks takes you on a
peacefull journey trough a foggy country made by vibrating organs and
mysterious breaks.
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A word about the sound engine
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The 4bc sound engine was originaly made as a 909 drum emulator by Psycho.
That is the reason for the high quality BD's with you'll hear on this
music disc. Later; extra features like filters, echos, and different kinds of
noise was added, which made it possible to make more sophisticated sounds.
A beat mixer was also developed, witch could mix an unlimited number of
tracks together in a sample.
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Have a nice trip
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www.loonies.dk
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Contents of demo/sound/LNS-SuperDrug.lha
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[generic] 65536 65536 100.0% -lh0- 368e Dec 13 1999 SuperDrug.exe
[generic] 1500 4657 32.2% -lh5- 2371 Dec 12 1999 SuperDrug.readme
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Total 2 files 67036 70193 95.5% Dec 14 1999
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