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Anyone on here ever use the old Amiga for music recording? what programs did you use?

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Protracker and Octamed
circuit modeling and 0-dfb filters are cool

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Cool


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Mostly Protracker. Before that I dabbled with Noisetracker. There was also a cool app called Music Line Editor that I got on a coverdisk (I think). Had some basic real-time synth stuff in addition to samples. Cutting edge for a stock A1200 :). Used it for a couple of tracks. of one of the included demo tracks.

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Awesome

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Octamed was my favourite.

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OctaMED / Pro

Audiomaster for recording and editing

Music X briefly...

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I had an Amiga 1200 back in the day, OctaMed was my first introduction to computer based music.

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Calvin Harris made his first album in 2006 on an Amiga running Octamed!

http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/int ... ing-530744

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After hearing what the Amiga was capable of I had to have one. So I started my musical adventure with an Amiga 500 in 1990. The software was Oktalyzer. Never had OctaMED and never understood why this was more popular than Oktalyzer. I remember searching disks for samples that were ripped from games and demos, dreaming of having a real studio with synths and samplers one day, hoping to follow in the footsteps of people that were the pinnacle of pop music the decade before. Those were the days...

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OctaMED and Sonix hooked up to my keyboard via a MIDI box (sold separately).

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The first tune I ever made was in Octamed. It was called "MC Hammer Competition". I'm sure you can all work out how it went. :wink:

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Heavy Protracker addict here. 2.3a beta!
aka rktic. demoscener (Farbrausch, Holon, MFX, Still), sound designer, ux-dude, sth @AudioRealism, human synthesizer—not necessarily in that order.

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Dynamic Studio with MIDI, had a piano roll and drum machine with samples builtin too

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Protracker has got a (for that time) powerful sampler.

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