robedwards99
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Joined: 03 Jul 2006
Location: Dorset, UK
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 Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 16:32
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Hi all, Just a quick intro post.
I'm Rob, based in the UK.
I used to spend most of my free time tracking about 15 years ago and it's great to see the format is still alive and kicking.
I recently discovered MadTracker and I am re-educating myself on it's use! Brilliant stuff!! Things have advanced somewhat since my last usage on ProTracker on the old Amiga!
I love the old school music scene and I'm currently working on tracking an old ZX Spectrum game tune! I plan to do a fairly accurate version first and then when I have the tune worked out I want to do a decent version.
I had forgotten how time consuming tracking is! I spent about 5 hours last night and produced about 20seconds of the track!
Anyway! Keep it alive!
Rob. |
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D Vibe
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Inge
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 18:21
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I don't know what I used on the Amiga 600 (the only name that comes to mind is Orange Tracker, but that seems to be non-existing), but nevertheless: welcome and enjoy your stay round here! |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 18:23
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I don't know what I used on the Amiga 600 (the only name that comes to mind is Orange Tracker, but that seems to be non-existing), but nevertheless: welcome and enjoy your stay round here!
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I would say that you think about MelonTracker. It was a hack of Protracker by the demogroup Melon. The only difference was the interface which had a bit "cooler" design 
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Inge
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 18:45
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Hey! I've just learned that I'm a former Protracker-user. Does that make me 1337 round here? |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 18:53
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Hey! I've just learned that I'm a former Protracker-user. Does that make me 1337 round here?
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Melontracker is l337 too 
/Daniel |
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robedwards99
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Joined: 03 Jul 2006
Location: Dorset, UK
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 19:49
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Thanks for the welcome.
I did work my way through most of the trackers over the years..
I still have my old A1200 with all my old mods on.. can anyone help me in how I go about getting them onto the pc?? |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 20:04
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Thanks for the welcome.
I did work my way through most of the trackers over the years..
I still have my old A1200 with all my old mods on.. can anyone help me in how I go about getting them onto the pc??
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Null modem cable maybe? Or buy a PCMCIA network card to it and send it over via network cable..
If you've got some time you can always use disks. You can read PC disks as an included feature in os3.x ..
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robedwards99
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 20:09
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Null modem cable maybe? Or buy a PCMCIA network card to it and send it over via network cable..
If you've got some time you can always use disks. You can read PC disks as an included feature in os3.x ..
/Daniel
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So if I pick up a standard null modem cable from PC World I can do it??
Is it pretty easy?? |
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Franklin van Uden
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Joined: 26 Apr 2005
Location: The Netherlands
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 20:10
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I don't know what I used on the Amiga 600 (the only name that comes to mind is Orange Tracker, but that seems to be non-existing), but nevertheless: welcome and enjoy your stay round here!
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WOW INGE tracked on a Amiga???!!!?!! , def 1337  ... |
Music ... is endless ... Work in progress ...
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G3ronimo
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 22:27
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| Franklin van Uden wrote: |
| Inge wrote: |
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I don't know what I used on the Amiga 600 (the only name that comes to mind is Orange Tracker, but that seems to be non-existing), but nevertheless: welcome and enjoy your stay round here!
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WOW INGE tracked on a Amiga???!!!?!! , def 1337 ...
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Old you mean |
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Inge
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Posted: Mon Jul 03 2006 23:08
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| Franklin van Uden wrote: |
| Inge wrote: |
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I don't know what I used on the Amiga 600 (the only name that comes to mind is Orange Tracker, but that seems to be non-existing), but nevertheless: welcome and enjoy your stay round here!
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WOW INGE tracked on a Amiga???!!!?!! , def 1337 ...
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We even had this sampler and were able to transform Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit into a hardcore gabber track. We were the 1337'st of the 1337's, so to speak. |
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bigandymac
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Joined: 18 Nov 2004
Location: Leeds UK
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Posted: Tue Jul 04 2006 00:05
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welcome to madtracker. nice to see another brit, i seem to be surrounded by europeans here
the whole 1337 thing confused me, but i googled it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet if anyone else is confused.
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-M-o-V-A-J-
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Joined: 05 Feb 2004
Location: Madrid&Barcelona, Spain
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Posted: Tue Jul 04 2006 06:53
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it's good to see new musics doing their first "steps" on madtracker.
Great Welcome!!
I think madtracker is the best tracker there are nowadays; I think you enjoy this software!!
Remember that all your MT2 files will be welcome on this web!!
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Franklin van Uden
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Posted: Tue Jul 04 2006 08:46
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We even had this sampler and were able to transform Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit into a hardcore gabber track. We were the 1337'st of the 1337's, so to speak.
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Ehh l337'st of the l337 is a bit to much ey  |
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