BlitZwav by Cybernetics (Atari STe music demo)

[@evldhs]

Playlist 00:04 Overture by Dok 04:27 Go fast by Dok 05:55 Echosystem by Dok 07:12 Beatoven by Dok 08:37 Coders by Dok 10:24 Meet the future nu Dok 11:29 New step by Dok 13:37 GSnutek by Metal Ages and Dok

[@gibs75]

05::55 Echosystem by Dok ;)

[@evldhs]

@@gibs75 Oops, thanks for the correction.

[@Gunstick]

if you put this into the description of the video, we get nice chapter marks to jump to...

[@mOdmate_ST]

Wow, just wow! Love every bit of it, both music and visualisation are simply fantastic! Kudos!

[@AsotOneOfficiel]

Bravo!

[@johnacove]

The music, let alone anything else, is amazing!!!

[@Archimedes75009]

Awesome !

[@tmk8612]

Love this so much. Huge amount of work and detail which shines all over! Congrats guys!!

[@amirlx]

I love this demo!

[@Wagoo]

Nice tunes and visualisations, always a treat to hear the STE in full flight :)

[@zx81]

Super impressed!

[@GeorgeMoschovitis]

Fantastic!

[@laurentrainguenet3579]

Bravo DOK ! I miss my Atari !!

[@familysebseb]

Congrats guys, you did it!

[@s_t_s4846]

Are we reaklly talking about 7 channels at once here? I know other did it before but not with such great synced effects! Thank you for such a treat!

[@DieselPLL]

I am speechless this is freaking cool ):

[@77moonie]

wow!!! SUPER!!!!

[@danielhericks8966]

Such nice design. Thankks for it!! Love it!

[@nervezzzz]

Love this!

[@philsan69]

Cool!

[@simonssecond9751]

Really great and creative visuals!

[@AdamKlobukowski]

While this prod is really great, visuals are not really creative as they are reimplementation of some PC visualization plugins for popular sound players like Winamp. But they rock anyway.

[@gibs75]

I have not seen winamp since decades. Even if it looks similar, the effects are mainly designed by what the STe can afford. The real designer is the STe itself ;)

[@AdamKlobukowski]

@@gibs75 I haven't seen winamp for a long time too, but I remember those visualization very well, I spent a lot of time looking at them :) While implementing them on STE is an achievment for sure, they should'n be considered original effects.

[@manixburn6403]

Superbe !

[@marssmarss1752]

Superbe ;)

[@janhallholm9043]

👍👍👍👍

[@mariuszszarek1992]

Fajne, ale nie czuć tych kanałów dodatkowych.

[@SCB666]

Now answer me this people, is it fair to say the Amiga 500 cannot replicate this?

[@hexaetre]

Not the goal. The goal was to try to make something cool with an STe ;)

[@evldhs]

Visually it can be replicated. Audio as well but it needs serious effort to write the YM emulator using up two PCM-channels (so it's mono output) and then do the same kind of soundmixer as on the STe to get four PCM-channels out of the remaining two hw-channels. Basically the demo is written around the STe hardware, so it's complicated to convert to Amiga 1:1. Had the demo used the LMC1992 filters (which I think not, correct me if I'm wrong) then the 68000 of the A500 would have a difficult time for sure.

[@hexaetre]

@@evldhs nope. LMC is just used for fadeout + interactive bass / treble control from menus. As soon as YM is also involved, LMC use is quite restrictive. Another detail I suppose would need some work is the real time bit decimation through the blitter half tone registers.