kinda gave me undertale vibes when that one melodic part kicked in. Really neat stuff.

I'm glad you like this music! Also glad that I will help you with your studies :) I also want to say there is a second part of the compilation, more trance-like, but also very good kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3iVmpSuq5t0gbM

Of course, the program has many different functions, to be honest, I didn’t use more than half when creating my music)) I don’t remember much now, but in general there is a detailed description for Symphonie in several languages. From what I remember, I liked the sample sliding function, and there was also a sample remix function that allowed you to change sound of the original sample. But the most surprising thing about the program compared to any other trackers, of course, was its surround sound, which is created by a software DSP processor. It could be controlled from track, turning the effect on and off, as for example here in intro of Antarctica track kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWrIh6WDhZ2qe7s

Unfortunately, I can’t tell you right now, my system has crashed and I’ve been trying for a long time and persistently to save information from my SSD. In general, it is better to use Symphonie with video card emulation, then you can adjust any resolution. Here is my earlier video when I was using Windows 7 and the video card emulation worked kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qYemaJhsakitk But when I switched to Windows 10, I couldn’t get WINUAE to work with the video card and selected the optimal mode from standard PAL, but I can’t specify which one..

@@nnznikol any video card?

@@Newtined Which real video card does not matter, in the emulator I selected UAE gfx and it worked in Windows 7. A long time ago when I had a real Amiga-1200, I connected a video card like 3dfx Voodoo through an expansion card and worked in Symphonie with pleasure in SVGA mode on the monitor :)

@@nnznikol oh ok well i got it working i just installed picasso96 and set up the rtg board emulation inside of winuae and i got it working my emulation with an amiga 4000 is doing just fine and in windows 10

Thanks! I use WINUAE emulator to record video. The tracks are first rendered into a WAV file with a frequency of 44166. Then I do a little post-processing (normalization + maximizer) and then manually synchronize it with the screen recording video. Therefore, the synchronization may not be perfect)

That's for sure! :)

Thanks! 2 more collections in the works, if everything goes well, I’ll upload them this year :)

@@nnznikol That's will be great, i'm looking forward.

For video I use WINUAE emulator. I chose 68030 processor, but recently I noticed that Symphonie works better if you choose 68040. 25 years ago I had an Amiga-1200 and Blizzard accelerator with 68030 processor, and it was this music that I listened to with pleasure then)) Also, depending on the processor power, you can adjust the sampling frequency, I think that can even turn on these tracks on 68020 processor, but with a frequency of 8000-10000 KHz :)

Yes, a long time ago I ran ZX-Spectrum emulator on a real Amiga-1200. Here in the video is a recording from Amiga emulator, I tried to run ZX emulator in it and it also works) but it was very slow due to the fact that Symphonie is running in parallel and takes up almost all the processor time.

I like this track too)

Thanks)

Thanks! I practiced and remembered that making music in Digital Studio is not at all difficult :) While writing this track, I recorded the screen for several hours, in the future I will try to make a video lesson out of this, if possible. I also want to inform you that next week I plan to prepare and post all TRD-images disks with Digital Studio and samples.

@@nnznikol That's good news!

thanks

Спасибо :)

*upd:* Таки нашёл - в описании! :)

Tonight I’ll upload one of my favorite tracks) and then I’ll take a break for a month and think about how to record a lesson on creating music in Digital Studio

@@nnznikol That's great news!

Yes, I also had this idea) As soon as I have time and inspiration for this, I want to record a video in the emulator on how to create a track in Digital Studio. Thank you for this comment, it motivates me to do it faster))) I will also translate the 1995 manual using Google Translate and post 8 TRD-images with samples. By the way, after us, several programmers finalized the editor, there are versions for Covox that sound very good (8-bit sound), we will also need to show them.

@@nnznikol That's fantastic news, I'm eagerly awaiting! Thanks!

I'm glad that you like it and I was able to show you something new) In my youth I had computers ZX-Spectrum128 and later Amiga-1200. I decided to post videos on the channel with what inspired me then, as well as with music that I myself made on these computers :)

yeah, I really liked the track too

Glad you liked it! Yes, it was really impressive)) Also, apparently it was the largest software for Spectrum, the program was distributed on 10 tr-dos disks, 8 of which were occupied by a sample library. The creation of this program took us almost a year and after that I gave up programming and became completely carried away by digital music :)

@@nnznikol Do you have any albums of music made in this software?

@@paulahaunt Unfortunately, I don’t have any of my music left made in our program ((( But to my surprise, 2 years ago I discovered a site where hundreds of tracks made in Digital Studio were posted and among them I found several of my works that were distributed with the program as demo tracks) here is the link to the archive zxart.ee/eng/music/database/sortParameter:date/sortOrder:desc/format:DST/resultsType:zxitem/page:1/ I decided to make compilations of the best tracks and post them on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWTdfJmlic-ZhLM

@@nnznikol Thank you! The only other digital sample tracker music I've heard on the Spectrum comes from the SampleTracker program, and there isn't a whole lot of it out there. These compilations are just what I was looking for.

это маленький отрывочек.. по мне японец офигенно миксанул) зацените полную версию, мож зайдёт)) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5_ZnmaVpMejrrc

Thanks for the question. I wouldn't check it myself) I made 128 channel tracks in the emulator by selecting CPU 68030 or 68040, but the main thing is CPU Emulation Speed - Fasted possibile, this allowed for comfortable editing and listening at a frequency of 22000 - 28500, lowering the frequency if stopped due to a slow processor. The final version was rendered at a frequency of 44166 into a WAV file and recorded on an CD =) and now I did a little test)) if you select a 68030 processor with enabled coprocessors in the emulator. and CPU Emulation Speed - Approximate A500/A1200, then this track can be played in full only with a frequency of 4907 and if you choose a 68040 processor, then the frequency can already be raised to 13567 68060 does not run in my emulator, but it seems to me that on a real Amiga with such a processor, 128 channel tracks should play at a comfortable frequency of 20000-22000. A little later I’ll post a link to SymMOD file itself, it would be interesting if someone checked how it plays on real Amigas =))

@@nnznikolthanks for the extensive answer!

I once found the program’s author’s page on GitHub, there’s even an updated version for Java with support for VST tools, but I still haven’t gotten around to trying it :) Try contacting the author, I think he can help you. I'll look for the link now... github.com/patricklyte

The software is amazing. I haven't touched an Amiga since like 1993 but I am amazed at developers in 1997 who could make this work.

@@peetiegonzalez1845 There is a few I guess, the community is not big as it used to be, so changes nothing happens unless I or you started working on it, is small.

Glad you liked it! I do this in After Effects, mainly using only the built-in effects, writing formulas in them, this allows you to animate the picture to the beat of music.

thanks a bunch that, i have to get into that stuff soon, i love editing to music.@@nnznikol

Толком не помню, давно дело было) но вроде как сам чип AY мог воспроизводить максимум 4 бита. Вот, а версия программы для Covox выдавала 8 битный звук, он более глубокий и чистый.

Thanks! Patrick, I noticed that your name is exactly the same as the creator of this magnificent software, I would like to clarify, is it you who created Symphonie Pro? :)

yes, I really like it too))

didn’t understand the question.. Steinberg had nothing to do with it)

yes, this rough sound has a certain appeal ☺