Song profile for Steelchambers 2 HQ remake
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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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Pinball fantasies A remarkable piece Of software This tune was created Brass Section Atmosphere Do enjoy the game Greetings to all my Friends worldwide And a special thanx Fairlight Vox+Fantasia Shakuhachi FantasiesStrings FantasiesStrings FantasiesStrings FantasiesStrings For helping me out Chorus Piano Stones and bones Synth Bass 7 R8Kick06 (EQ/Comp/Dist) R8Kick06 + R8Snare10 R8Snare04 (EQ/Comp/Dist) R8Tom04 (EQ/Comp/Dist) Brass Section 1 Atmosphere (EQ) Perc (HiPass) FX Set Boom Perc (HiPass) Perc (Reverb) Fairlight Vox+Fantasia Shakuhachi Strings Strings Strings Strings Hit Chorus Piano 1 (EQ) Syn Bass 5? Synth Bass 7 Chorus Piano 2 (EQ) Chorus Piano 3 (EQ) Chorus Piano 4 (EQ) Syn Bass 5 (EQ, smp 19) Brass Section 2
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____________________________________________________________________ | | | Saga Musix presents: Steelchambers2 HQ Remake(4:39) | |____________________________________________________________________| Original tune by Olof Gustafsson for Pinball Fanatsies. Roland U-220 HQ remake by Saga Musix. I've always loved this tune. I loved it when I was a kid and didn't even know what module music was all about, and I still love it. It's my favourite ProTracker MOD and I've heard so many remixes of it, and all of them were bad. But why's that? Simply because the original tune is already perfect as it is. There's not much you can do about it. The only thing I wanted was to have a version with higher quality samples. While browsing the Roland U-220 preset list in SynthMania, it struck me that many of those sounds were really familiar... I knew the from Steelchambers2! So I decided to get a cheap U-220, sample the hell out of it and make a HQ remake of this tune. And now you can hear the result of this work. All samples that were originally from the Roland U-220 have been replaced by new, high quality stereo recordings from said synth. The only exception is sample 19, which totally lacks treble on the synth and even EQing didn't make it sound nice. Plus, I always found its crunchy sound that can be heard when disabling interpolation to be essential to the overall timbre, so that was another reason to just resample it to 44KHz without applying any kind of interpolation. The same has been done with the orchestra hit thingy that I couldn't identify as well. The Roland R8 drums are taken from the kb6 sample library and have been edited a bit to be closer to the original tune. Saga Musix, 31st of August 2013 (yeah... took me a while to release this.) ____________________________________________________________________________ This work is (c) 2013 by Saga Musix of Nuance and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. Original tune by Olof Gustafsson. Track information: - Started on the 27th of February 2013 - Finished on the 5th of July 2013 Please use OpenMPT 1.20+ or XMPlay to play this track. ____________________________________________________________________________ You can contact me via e-mail at info_sagamusix.de. If you want to chat with me... - Jabber: sagamusix_jabber.ccc.de (preferred) - ICQ: 324324485 - MSN: sagamusix_hotmail.com (as long as they keep up the servers, hehe) - EsperNet: #modarchive, #modplug, #mod_shrine, #modulez, #nectarine (Nick = Saga_Musix or Saga) - IRCNet: #evoke, #bitfellas, #breakpoint, #revision, #tUM (Nick = Saga_Musix or Saga_Off) Feel free to visit my websites as well: - http://sagamusix.de/ - Here you can download all my music, free samples and other stuff. (German and English) - http://sagagames.de/ - This website is German only (ATM). You can download some free games and applications (some of them are English) and more stuff here. - http://openmpt.org/ - Home of Open ModPlug Tracker :) ____________________________________________________________________________ Sample credits: The source of the samples are indicated in the filename of the samples. - U-220: From my Roland U-220 - kb6: From the kb6 drum sample collection - Resampled: Taken from the original INTRO.MOD and resampled at 44 KHz. // Jojo a.k.a. Saga Musix
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