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AlbumOriginalName: saga_musix_-_eating_your_heart.it Imported: 2025-12-05 (TERN-dec2025-01).
Tracker TypeImpulsetracker
Duration03:31
Total plays41
Added2025-12-06 01:37:38
Track ID#15405
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- 🕘 2026-10-02 19:25:47
- 🕘 2026-09-23 14:15:14
- 🕘 2026-09-13 23:09:30
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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Title on ModArchive
Eating Your Heart
Credited on ModArchive
Saga Musix
Module format
IT
File size
7.26MB
Added to ModArchive
Mon 28th Jul 2025
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Sample & instrument names
A79 Genesis 01 060 A34 LA Synth 060 A16 Tidal Wave 060 A15 Galaxies 072 84 Twilight X503RW_A A48-BellShower U-No-62 Startup U-No-62 Organ Lead RedTron Luke SkyWatcher JX10 303 Saw Bass Stra Diva Rius Kick2 VEC4 Trance Kicks 11 072-BigSnr 096-TiteSnr1 120-09Snare 140-HopSnr6 168-VoxSnr2 176-ClHat03 Linn LM2 lo tom 338-16Crash3 U-No-62 Startup FilmScore FilmScore Rev 485080__jimbomod__distort 485080__jimbomod__distort G92 Ghost Pad Pizzicato Reverse Cymbal Cymbal FX sfx03_impact_realy LoFi VEC4 Distortion Kicks 07 Euro Kit Belltree Clap UnivDrKit 093 Vox RIDED6 FR_777_Hats_05 VEC4 Impacts 05 A79 Genesis 01 060 A34 LA Synth 060 A16 Tidal Wave 060 A15 Galaxies 072 84 Twilight X503RW_A A48-BellShower U-No-62 Startup U-No-62 Organ Lead RedTron Luke SkyWatcher JX10 303 Saw Bass Stra Diva Rius Kick2 Heavy_K + VEC4 TranceK.11 072-BigSnr 096-TiteSnr1 120-09Snare 140-HopSnr6 168-VoxSnr2 176-ClHat03 Linn LM2 mid tom 338-16Crash3 FilmScore FilmScore 485080__jimbomod__distort G92 Ghost Pad Pizzicato 073 Pizzicato 088 UnivDrKit 079 sfx03_impact_hurricane LoFi VEC4 Distortion Kicks 07 Euro Kit Belltree UnivDrKit 093 SampleThe80s 079 RIDED6 FutureRetro777 Hi-Hats VEC4 Impacts 05
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____________________________________________________________________ | | | Saga Musix presents: Eating Your Heart (3:39) | |____________________________________________________________________| After starting work on my other Nordlicht 2025 entry (Cave Of Time) - which was originally meant to be my tracked music entry - I looked into possible tracks for the streaming music compo. This unfinished One Hour Compo track from 2016 seemed to fit the bill. After spending a lot of time polishing it on my way to Nordlicht 2025, I started to realize that it was actually a much stronger track than Cave Of Time, so I wanted to have this track enter the tracked music compo instead and decided to swap them, and put even more work into Eating Your Heart. This is not my usual stuff. It is much darker - and probably my first non- comedic use of a distorted kick drum. The track is about the fallout of a person's substance abuse that I had to deal with around the time it was written in 2016. I think the substances were eating their heart. -Saga Musix, 28th of July 2025 ___________________________________________________________________________ Greetings fly out to all the fine people I met at Revision 2025, in particular: arvenius, bodo, darya, Devilock, Deyta, Drees, Gasman, gregg, Harekiet, Harvey, havoc, henne, insane, jh0ker, juvi, kb, KeyJ, Kimmi, Krill, Losso, Luisa, Medo, messy, MissCtrl, mocoo, mop2, nodepond, OhLi, Oni, PoroCYon, RaccoonViolet, Ramses, RbR, Riku55, Roly, sentcool, SiR, skomp, SunSpire, superogue, SvOlli, teadrinker, titus, TMA, Topy44, v3nom, Virgill, _Ook and everyone I forgot! ___________________________________________________________________________ This work is (c) 2025 by Saga Musix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Track information: - Based on a #modulez One Hour Compo entry from 2016-09-03 (ranked 1st) - Reworked and finished between 22 July and 26 July 2025 - 8-bit downsampled version released at Nordlicht 2025 in the Tracked Music Compo, where it ranked second - Full-quality version released on the 28th of July 2025 Please use OpenMPT 1.32+ 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 - Libera.Chat: #openmpt (Nick = Saga_Musix) - 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 sample sources are indicated in the filename of each sample slot. - X5DR: From my Korg X5DR - U-No-62: Sampled from TAL U-No-62 VSTi - RedTron: Sampled from RedTron VSTi - JX10: Sampled from mda JX10 VSTi - Diva: Sampled from u-he Diva VSTi - kb6: From the kb6 drum samples collection - VEC4: From Vengeance Essential Clubsounds 4 - M1: Sampled from Korg M1 VSTi - freesound: https://freesound.org/people/JimboMod/sounds/485080/ - CS6R: From my Yamaha CS6R - WaveAlchemy: From WaveAlchemy SFX Collection 03 - XV-5080: From my Roland XV-5080 - analog: From an old analog synth sample collection someone once posted on TMA forums many years ago... Take care!
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