"Trackers: The Sound of 16 Bit" documentary

[MrJubbly]

Thank you for posting this video. What a fantastic and nostalgic watch this was, having myself started out in music creation using these very same early Amiga A500 music trackers as a young lad back in the late 80s.

I still enjoy making music today and use much of the knowledge I initially learned through studying many of the ripped demoscene and game tracker modules that were available during that early era of computer-generated music.

Despite the great advancements over the intervening years and in today's modern DAWs, I will always enjoy listening to classic tracker modules and using tracker software. Absolutely awesome stuff!

[sQeetz]

This is 4ch Protracker module we made in a PC demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTLEdy5fLmA

That was awesome

[legendCNCD]

This is 4ch Protracker module we made in a PC demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTLEdy5fLmA

That was awesome

Should have checked the video, it has somehow phased out sound..
https://modtu.be/?m=358329 this online module player plays it properly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGTkKj8Kz74

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gqoCCc7g7o

two others... : )
We used a lot Korg X3, Roland JD880 etc. back then. Samples are mostly from them.

[legendCNCD]

Also Wasp has made a tutorial series on Protracker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1yE2qL8UcY

You can get the PT2 and FT2 clones from https://16-bits.org/ !

[Johnny!]

Didn't Aegis Sonix have "Owner Of A Only Heart" sheet as a default song? If so, I remember poking around it, not knowing what I was doing at all, as I was a kid then.
Great video, cheers from former Renoise user