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Epilogue

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AlbumOriginalName: saga_musix_-_epilogue.it Imported: 2022-09-14 (TERN-Sept2022-04).
Tracker TypeImpulsetracker
Duration04:02
Total plays235
Added2022-11-01 13:49:25
Track ID#14038
Integrity
MD5
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SHA-1
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SHA-256
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SHA-384
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About the artist Saga Musix  View all tracks ›

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Saga Musix creates electronic music which can be downloaded on sagamusix.de for free. The music is composed using the freeware tracker OpenMPT and is available in FLAC, Ogg Vorbis and module format.

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Additional data from ModArchive

Title on ModArchive Epilogue
Credited on ModArchive Saga Musix
Module format IT
File size 10.36MB
Added to ModArchive Tue 14th Apr 2020
ModArchive rating 10 / 10

Sample & instrument names

PR-C-059-Warmth
PR-G-086-Stream-Bell
PR-F-004-Big-Bubbles
Reverb Clap
WS - Mounth Perc 4
WS - Mounth Perc 6
WS - Mounth Perc 7
WS - Mounth Perc 9
WS - Mounth Perc 10
WS - Mounth Perc 11
Kick
Closed Hat
Open Hat
Prophet Bell
Noise Down
Reverse Snare
Effect Proof Chase
Belltree
Bell Tree
A03 SC-Ripples
Crash
Brass 1
Prophet Bell
Kick 2
Chinese Cymbal
Brass 1
Warmth 036
Warmth 048
Warmth 060
Warmth 072
Stream-Bell 063
Stream-Bell 068
Stream-Bell 073
Stream-Bell 078
Big-Bubbles 036
Big-Bubbles 048
Reverb Clap
WS - Mounth Perc 4
WS - Mounth Perc 6
WS - Mounth Perc 7
WS - Mounth Perc 9
WS - Mounth Perc 10
WS - Mounth Perc 11
WS - Kick 1
WS - Pd. hh
WS - Ohh
Prophet Bell 060
Prophet Bell 066
Prophet Bell 072
Prophet Bell 078
Prophet Bell 084
JB_Noize_01
Snaredrum-10
Effect Proof Chase
XR-20_703
Bell Tree
Ripples 066
Ripples 072
Ripples 078
Ripples 084
XR-20_343 + XR-20_345
Brass 1 066
Brass 1 072
Brass 1 078
AS-TKRB 025 - Edit 1
chinese cymbal

Comments on ModArchive

____________________________________________________________________
 |                                                                    |
 |  Saga Musix presents: Epilogue (4:06)                              |
 |____________________________________________________________________|

A sweet dreamy synthpop ballad for these difficult times.
This tune started out pretty much exactly two years ago when  listening  to
Trancerboy's MOONBOOT.XM, an entry from Evoke 2005. The  first  two  chords
were quite inspiring but I had a different progression in mind, so  I  took
the first two chords and then continued with my own  ideas.   And  here  we
are, two years later. Revision 2020 was cancelled  due  to  COVID-19,   but
when it was announced that there would be an online  replacement,   it  was
clear that I had to contribute. Originally I  wanted  to  do  another  coop
with Bacter, but this didn't work out time-wise. Still,  he  came  up  with
the title for this track, so I guess it's still kind of a coop? :D

It  was  absolutely  amazing  to  witness  this  year's    tracked    music
competition at Revision. For the first time in 10  years,   there  actually
had to be a pre-selection because  otherwise  there  would  have  been  too
many tracks. And what a great compo it was!  This  tune  eventually  ranked
6th, among many worthy competitors.  But  still  let's  hope  that  we  can
celebrate Revision 2021 in real life!

 -Saga Musix, 13th of April 2020

___________________________________________________________________________

Greeting fly out to all Revision 2020  participants  and  organizers,   and
all the great people in Sofa World making this  almost  feel  like  a  real
demoparty! Extra greets to:
Alkama, bacter, d0dge, dfox,   dojoe,   Dune,   Eat-Drink-Fuck,   fgenesis,
Gargaj, Gaspode, glxblt, h0ffman, havoc,   Ixion,   jco,   JosSs,   Kabuto,
kaomau, kb, Kuemmel, leia, LJ, MedO, mo3, Netpoet, Nightmare,  noby,   pro,
Raven, RbR, rc55, RoccoW,  T$,   TropicalTrevor,   Uctumi,   v3nom,   Velo,
virgill, wayfinder, Wurstgetrank, xq and everyone I forgot.

___________________________________________________________________________

This work is (c) 2020 by Saga Musix and bacter  and  is  licensed  under  a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.

Track information:
- Made between 9th of March 2018 and 10th of April 2020
- Released into the tracked music competition at Revision 2020 (6th place)
- This is the high-quality (16-bit, original sample rate) version.

Please use OpenMPT 1.28+ to play this track.

___________________________________________________________________________

You can contact me via e-mail at info_sagamusix.de.
If you want to chat with me...
- Jabber: sagamusix_s3m.it (preferred)
- ICQ: 324324485
- EsperNet: #modarchive, #modplug, #mod_shrine, #modulez
  (Nick = Saga_Musix or Saga)
- IRCNet: #deadline, #demozoo, #evoke, #revision, #nordlicht
  (Nick = Saga_Musix)

Feel free to visit my websites as well:
- https://sagamusix.de/ - Here you can download all my music, free
  samples and other stuff. (German and English)
- https://sagagames.de/ - Website featuring my (mostly German-only) free
  games and applications and other stuff.
- https://openmpt.org/ - Home of Open ModPlug Tracker :)

___________________________________________________________________________

Sample credits:

The source of the samples are indicated in the filename of the samples.
- XV-5080: From my Roland XV-5080
- kb6: From the kb6 drum samples collection
- Dexed: From the Dexed VSTi
- JayB: From JayB's sample collection
- D-50: From my Roland D-50
- TG77: From my Yamaha TG77
- ArcanaSound: From Arcana Sound's Trance Kicks ReBorn

Take care!

Data from modarchive.org, last checked 2026-09-12 22:04:11.

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OriginalName: saga_musix_-_epilogue.it Imported: 2022-09-14 (TERN-Sept2022-04).
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Saga Musix
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____________________________________________________________________ | | | Saga Musix presents: Epilogue (4:06) | |____________________________________________________________________| A sweet dreamy synthpop ballad for these difficult times. This tune started out pretty much exactly two years ago when listening to Trancerboy's MOONBOOT.XM, an entry from Evoke 2005. The first two chords wer [...]
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Epilogue
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