Into The Wonderful: Gods Theme Remake (Amiga/Atari ST)

[@gehtdirgarnichtsan4178]

Genius!!! Trippel AAA+ for this

[@gjwestonable]

Superb thanks very much for sharing.😊

[@georgejetson1754]

The one with the flying owl, orchestral music also great!

[@carlingdarling76]

this is awsome i cant belive the time and effort you have put into this whats next? xenon 2 megablast ,cannon fodder,magic pockets gotta love bitmap soundtracks

[@liams080172]

Absolutely fantastic. Well done.

[@Mr2at]

Bisley art, BitMap Brothers game and John Fox and Nation 12 music. It doesn’t get any better.

[@marvinmedium12345]

wicked remix very impressed loved the game from back in the day

[@dunkrez]

Love it mate

[@ripace554]

Took a lot longer than I had intended, but my interpretation of The Chaos Engine theme tune can now be found here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn2moZxjnLemo9U

[@antbeckley5577]

Awesome great remaster!

[@Kuokka77]

This is very good. Now start doing your thing to other popular Amiga themes ;)

[@ripace554]

Kuokka77 Hi, thanks for the feedback/encouragement! I was planning on having a go at the Speedball 2 theme next (think I might work my way through the Bitmap Brothers games). Watch this space! :-)

[@dsmyify]

Ripace still watching.

[@reticulatingsplines]

An absolute classic. If you don't mind me asking, how did you produce this? Was it with a tracker or music authoring software? Keep the quality flowing...

[@ripace554]

+Leon McInnes Thanks for your interest. I used the free sequencer given away with Computer Music magazine. Eventually I'll get something more 'professional' but in some ways I quite like using relatively 'limited' software because I feel it forces you to be more creative and inventive. Once I'd ripped all the samples I assembled them into loops in a wave editor and then pieced it all together in the sequencer. Rather than use plug-in effects I did effects by layering sounds, tracker-style to keep the sound authentic. There's a lot of layering of sounds to give more punch as well. The bass is doubled up to really make it pulse, for example. The main drum loop is actually sampled from the Nation 12 original from their album (they were kind enough to leave a clean loop of it in the track!) and I used a plug-in drum module to add extra percussion towards the end, and a bit of filtering here and there as well. I kept to the original game theme arrangement as closely as possible but decided on a whim to slightly extend the last part to build it up a bit more before the outro. Very pleased that everyone seems to be enjoying the results! My plan now is to work through the other Bitmap Brothers themes and put together a Bitmap Brothers album, just for fun and non-profit of course. I always have a lot of different projects on the go and have a bad habit of jumping back and forth between them, but I'll maybe bump this up my priority list :-)