More chiptune tracker music I made in the 90s (30 minutes of Fasttracker 2, 1996-99)

[@UserUser-zc6fx]

I wish I still had a disk with my old trackers on it. I was just a kid and didn't know what I was doing, but I had a lot of fun.

[@NoiseCommander3DS]

I bet! I have similar fond memories. I initially started with X-Tracker and remember the fun. I still have mine. Is there really no chance you can get yours back?

[@UserUser-zc6fx]

@@NoiseCommander3DS Unfortunately not. They were on an old 200mb HDD that has long since vanished with time. I started with ScreamTracker 3.21. I really loved how you could layer FM on top of samples.

[@NoiseCommander3DS]

@@UserUser-zc6fx Scream tracker had FM? I had no idea, that's crazy! I remember messing with adlib tracker a bit also.

[@UserUser-zc6fx]

@@NoiseCommander3DS Yep, look for a video called "Scream Tracker 3: GUS + AdLib"

[@orionion]

Akbar means "is great" in Arabic. Cool platformer video game vibes. I got into ModPlug Tracker in the late 90s, and then moved to Renoise, which I still use.

[@IntegerOfDoom]

Those crunchy chords. Absolute masterpiece.

[@zero.the.prototype]

I am astonished. Every single track is a banger. Each one has a full vibe, interesting drums, and something special at the core. To viewers: live your best life and play this one until the end. To the Boss: i'm starting to believe you are not of the mortal realm... 😅 Thank you for this INCREDIBLE Work. ❤

[@NoiseCommander3DS]

Thank you for the kind words and for supporting Noise Commander 3DS! I feel like Al Bundy, like this was one of my greatest achievements as a youngster before entering grinding world of 9-5, it's my "four touchdowns in a single game". I have never been as productive with all the gear I ended up buying as I was with only using Fasttracker 2. Limitations really do foster creativity. The demo scene with all of it's musicians providing food for inspiration was probably also a hugely helpful factor. Radix and Jogeir Liljedahl were my two favourite artists but there were literally thousands of others. Fasttracker 2 has an extremely user friendly user interface on top of that, so inviting.

[@MurrayFlashy]

Yayy!! More awesome music! Also by the way, update from conversation on the last video: I been learning Fast Tracker 2 like a boss and I am composing my first song in it right now. thank you very much for helping me out with my questions! ^ ^

[@NoiseCommander3DS]

I enjoy re-discovering FT2 also. Let me know if you have more questions. One particular feature I love is the multiple available copy/paste slots for the effects column. You can paste from a slot by pressing Alt + any number key. And to store / copy into a slot you press Shift + Alt + any number key. This is quite a time saver.

[@MurrayFlashy]

@@NoiseCommander3DS thank you for the awesome support, if I have any questions I'll let you know, though I think I am fine now. I really am rockin at using FT2 now. Thank you for helping me out. ('U')

[@NoiseCommander3DS]

@everyone please checkout MurrayFlashy's chiptune video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4HaYaypgLJqaposi=ICrcYv8yWzETWzqI

[@MurrayFlashy]

@@NoiseCommander3DS Aww, thank you!

[@LeeJPryer]

Had one on my Amiga

[@Captainumerica]

Great compil, dude