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About the artist Saga Musix View all tracks ›
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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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
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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 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!
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