Taster of my first game music CD - Cyberspeed Remixed
28 December 2008, 03:23 AM
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Taster of my first game music CD - Cyberspeed Remixed
One of the video games I wrote the music for was a game called Cyberspeed - way back in 1995.
Whilst the game didn't (understandibly) review very well, the music faired a lot better. The mixes however, I was never very happy with and I've finally found the time to rearrange and rerecord the orginal tracks using more recent technology.
I'm not finished yet, and the 2008 title will now be 2009, but here's a taster of what I up to if we can get the baby to sleep
http://www.gamesounds.co.uk/audio/cy...008_taster.mp3
You can hear the original tracks here -
Sound Designer and Music Composer for Games, TV and Film.
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Whilst the game didn't (understandibly) review very well, the music faired a lot better. The mixes however, I was never very happy with and I've finally found the time to rearrange and rerecord the orginal tracks using more recent technology.
I'm not finished yet, and the 2008 title will now be 2009, but here's a taster of what I up to if we can get the baby to sleep
http://www.gamesounds.co.uk/audio/cy...008_taster.mp3
You can hear the original tracks here -
Sound Designer and Music Composer for Games, TV and Film.
m
28 December 2008, 08:04 AM
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Very cool stuff that 
liking the update!! you can really hear the Korg sounds in the orginal
Can't wait to hear the end product!
PS good website - very interesting read
Dan
liking the update!! you can really hear the Korg sounds in the orginal Can't wait to hear the end product!
PS good website - very interesting read
Dan
28 December 2008, 11:17 AM
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lol - well my wife is Turkish
Good ear Dan. Yep, the original was done on an 01w with a DR660 and Kurzweil K2000. Had the use of a JV1080 and Akai S3000 in the studio.
This time, everything is soft synth.
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Good ear Dan. Yep, the original was done on an 01w with a DR660 and Kurzweil K2000. Had the use of a JV1080 and Akai S3000 in the studio.
This time, everything is soft synth.
m
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madfiddler, some cool music there, takes me back to my Amiga & C64 days.
Something I didn't realise until I wiki'd it was you worked with the great Rob Hubbard, I bow in your greatness
Something I didn't realise until I wiki'd it was you worked with the great Rob Hubbard, I bow in your greatness
29 December 2008, 12:15 AM
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Hey Paul,
Rob Hubbard is God! It was my reaction to hearing Commando on the C64 when I was 12 and had got a 2nd hand machine for my Xmas/Birthday present which made such an impression on me and I decided I wanted to write music using computers. Did a couple of duo gigs with him at some of the Back in Time gigs.
Amiga eh? that was my excuse to not go to college. If you ever heard of a chip musician called TDK in a group called Melon Design, or Anthrox... that was me.
Those really were the days
Rob Hubbard is God! It was my reaction to hearing Commando on the C64 when I was 12 and had got a 2nd hand machine for my Xmas/Birthday present which made such an impression on me and I decided I wanted to write music using computers. Did a couple of duo gigs with him at some of the Back in Time gigs.
Amiga eh? that was my excuse to not go to college. If you ever heard of a chip musician called TDK in a group called Melon Design, or Anthrox... that was me.
Those really were the days
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Hey Paul,
Rob Hubbard is God! It was my reaction to hearing Commando on the C64 when I was 12 and had got a 2nd hand machine for my Xmas/Birthday present which made such an impression on me and I decided I wanted to write music using computers. Did a couple of duo gigs with him at some of the Back in Time gigs.
Amiga eh? that was my excuse to not go to college. If you ever heard of a chip musician called TDK in a group called Melon Design, or Anthrox... that was me.
Those really were the days
Rob Hubbard is God! It was my reaction to hearing Commando on the C64 when I was 12 and had got a 2nd hand machine for my Xmas/Birthday present which made such an impression on me and I decided I wanted to write music using computers. Did a couple of duo gigs with him at some of the Back in Time gigs.
Amiga eh? that was my excuse to not go to college. If you ever heard of a chip musician called TDK in a group called Melon Design, or Anthrox... that was me.
Those really were the days
As I am a '72 child it was around the same time for me too, I think the Amiga days were what finally completed my love of computers, that along with the old Oric of course I blame the Amiga for all my IRC days where I spent way too much time talking in real chat rooms
but it did teach me to type fast lol.Sadly I have always been musically challenged but I have played around with 'computer' music in my younger days as I would imagine many people did.
I am going to point this thread out to my bro later as he will be amazed at this one.
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