File "arkanoid 99.mmd3"

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Module name : Arkanoid 99 - nD/1oo%
Module type : OctaMED Soundstudio MMD3
Module length: 16 patterns
Patterns : 14
Instruments : 18
Samples : 17
Channels : 11 [ 8 8 8 8 7 a 6 9 a 8 6 ]
Duration : 2min36s
Instruments:
Instrument name Vl Fade Env Ns Sub Gv Vl Fine Xpo Pan Sm
01 Echobass 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +048 +42 P80 00
02 dance_bd 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 01
03 bigbritesnare 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 36 +000 +36 P80 02
04 doubleclap1.raw 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 03
05 laser.raw 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 2c +000 +36 P80 04
06 tr909clhh2 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 05
07 tr909ophh 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 06
08 vfxbigmoney.c1 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 07
0a electomhi 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 08
0b mkslowcool.c2 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 09
0c supervox.c4 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0a
0d machoslap 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0b
0e machotipr 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0c
0f machotone 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0d
10 leadhi-vox2.iff 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 -016 +36 P80 0e
11 leadlo-vox2.iff 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 -016 +36 P80 0f
12 easylead.c4 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 36 +000 +36 P80 10

> Short: 11ch. OSS conv. of Arkanoid titlemusic
> Author: neurodancer@gmx.de
> Uploader: neurodancer@gmx.de
> Requires: any OSS-Player
>
>
>
> A r k a n o i d 9 9
>
> originally composed by Martin Galway on c64
> adapted to OSS/11ch. by Neurodancer/1oo%
>
> This is a straight conversion (with only slight additions/changes) of
> the original "Arkanoid" title music. The song always was one of my
> favorite c64 tunes due to its weird, very strange drumming part based
> on samples. According to the HVSC info, it was also the first attempt
> of Martin Galway to use samples, and the samples were indeed pretty bad.
>
> My version has an additional bassline for richer sound, the original
> drum pattern has been enhanced by extra hi-hats and a conga/bongo
> pattern. What was originally meant to be the hi-hats (I suppose :-) is
> now some sort of "laser-zap" to preserve the feeling of the original.
> The arpeggios are of course replaced by real (2-note) chords, and the
> main line is enhanced by playing the riff on the basenote on an
> additional channel. Despite the original, the endpart merges all of
> the single elements together.
>
> The bpm of the original have been measured with "Beatific", and
> "Sid4Amiga", by its ability to create samples only with a choice of
> voices was a great helper on the way. Actually, the song does contain
> the original samples of the lead line in the break, I really liked the
> idea so I kept it in. By the way the bassline of the original has such
> a rich and fat sound I was tempted to use it in the conversion but
> dropped it for reasons of the size of the resulting file. :)
>
> At the moment I'm very content with the conversion and I think I'll do
> a remix of the song as well, since one of my "beta hearers" :) said
> he'd really like a long playing "maxi" version of the thing, with
> about 5 or 6 minutes playing time.
>
> Its really my first c64 conversion ever, and without the great work by
> Ferrara and other guys who did really fat remixes/conversions of
> original c64 pieces, I wouldn't have started this one. Oh, and of
> course its all the fault of Stefan from Berlin who uploaded those damn
> nice songs to my BBS and always nagged a little bit on me to do some
> c64 conversion as well. :)
>
> To replay, use the original OSS-Player or Delitracker and the player
> module that can e.g. be found in the latest version of the 14bit Genie
> archive by Chris Hodges (available on Aminet). I strongly suggest you
> use a mixing frequency of at least 25khz and 14bit output/stereo (of
> course you'll need some CPU power for this, ahem). The volume adjust
> value in the song is meant for this setup. Using 8bit, you might get
> distortions. Since I used only one command page, it may well be that
> the song also replays fine with the PC version of the OSS Player.
>
> I hope you like this one and I'd be glad to receive some feedback from
> you! Please write to "neurodancer@gmx.de".
>
>
> Until later,
>
> Alex aka Neurodancer/1oo%, 01-Aug-1999

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