Magical Sound Shower RMT 8ch w/synth Final?

[Kjmann]

Hopefully this is the final version. Let me know what you all think. Also Stay Tuned For the 1st two boss musix for Space harrier and the stage 5/bonus round. =)

 

 

See this link for all my musics in the future

http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?s...=102693&hl=

Edited February 25, 2007 by kjmann

[Kjmann]

This Is The Final Version!!!! finally found a mistake in the rhythm in the beginning of the song.

 

So Here It Is Folks!!!

 

 

I had Fun Doing This One.

Edited February 25, 2007 by kjmann

[pseudografx]

This Is The Final Version!!!! finally found a mistake in the rhythm in the beginning of the song.

 

So Here It Is Folks!!!

 

 

I had Fun Doing This One.

 

 

 

This one sounds good! And it is probably the first time I hear hardsynth instruments that fit the music. Otherwise I won't overestimate their usability but in this song they just work well (even though the pitch is in some places not absolutely correct).

[analmux]

This one sounds good! And it is probably the first time I hear hardsynth instruments that fit the music. Otherwise I won't overestimate their usability but in this song they just work well (even though the pitch is in some places not absolutely correct).

 

hmmm, I think you should look at this from the other side. When you use hardsynth instruments in 15khz mode you will have to fit the music to the instruments, because it's a totally different approximation of 'making sound'. You can not always make 'traditional' Pokey tunes with the hardsynth setting (though '15khz-setting' is meant here. Hardsynth means just the opposite of 'softsynth'). Therefore some musicians should spend some time playing with these settings such that they can compose atari music with the hardsynth-type instruments.

[Kjmann]

This one sounds good! And it is probably the first time I hear hardsynth instruments that fit the music. Otherwise I won't overestimate their usability but in this song they just work well (even though the pitch is in some places not absolutely correct).

 

hmmm, I think you should look at this from the other side. When you use hardsynth instruments in 15khz mode you will have to fit the music to the instruments, because it's a totally different approximation of 'making sound'. You can not always make 'traditional' Pokey tunes with the hardsynth setting (though '15khz-setting' is meant here. Hardsynth means just the opposite of 'softsynth'). Therefore some musicians should spend some time playing with these settings such that they can compose atari music with the hardsynth-type instruments.

 

 

Well, Accually I didn't use 15khz mode. this is standard. I just used a couple of filtered instruments and a 16bit bass table. although without the filtered instruments and 16bit bass i still had an issue with the pitch being exact. =)

[analmux]

This one sounds good! And it is probably the first time I hear hardsynth instruments that fit the music. Otherwise I won't overestimate their usability but in this song they just work well (even though the pitch is in some places not absolutely correct).

 

hmmm, I think you should look at this from the other side. When you use hardsynth instruments in 15khz mode you will have to fit the music to the instruments, because it's a totally different approximation of 'making sound'. You can not always make 'traditional' Pokey tunes with the hardsynth setting (though '15khz-setting' is meant here. Hardsynth means just the opposite of 'softsynth'). Therefore some musicians should spend some time playing with these settings such that they can compose atari music with the hardsynth-type instruments.

 

 

Well, Accually I didn't use 15khz mode. this is standard. I just used a couple of filtered instruments and a 16bit bass table. although without the filtered instruments and 16bit bass i still had an issue with the pitch being exact. =)

 

I know, I wasn't referring to your work

 

yes, the 16bit bass table is still generator C (12) (RMT-generator '6') and I think the problem here is that this pitch-table differs a little from the standard generator A table.