yeah! that's why I LOVE that tune. My personal reccomendation to you: Undercover Elephant - "The Realm Cougar" ua-cam.com/video/-6A94L4LeHg/v-deo.html High volume, to enjoy its best.
This brings me straight back to the 1990s. Love it. Appropriately, I'm listening to this on ancient Sansui 3 ways being pushed by a Magnavox stereo from 1991.
This is so awesome. I came across some cassette tapes. With stuff I did back in the early 90's. I found this video to show the little ones how it was done. They think it's cool. I am very impressed with your mix of tracks. Great job. I did MOD's tell about 94ish. Then I moved to MIDI with my Creative Labs Awe32 with daughter board and 4 MB of ram on board. Making my own sound banks from WAV file samples. That's as serious as I got with it. Any way, Thank you!
No, rumours are they did dabble with soundtracker/protracker/octamed or something on Amiga in combination with other hardware either for their first album or before that.
Ready or not (OMG!!!!) Loved that tune back then and it's still fresh as that summer, remake of the The Fugees version of the original melody of Boadicea by Enya. Funny thing: They had to pay to Enya for using that humming melody. ;)
ironically i think in some way hardware limitations were very good for the programming world, you had to make the most efficient designs as a result of low end hardware, now i feel like with incredible hardware we became lazy and complacent with inefficient code, which is a sad thing to see.
@@ChristopherGray00 I'm a web developer and can relate. Back in the day, we made websites as small as possible. These days, 99% of the sites we build are jampacked with crap, like React bundles that are massive. It's a lot easier to be a lazy developer these days because we no longer care about size.
@@tonimeloni2110 No prob, some names of musicians and some tunes might have different names so keep that in mind. If you get stuck with a tune, let me know.
@@off1k Well, good to hear...I have only and iPad and couldnt open the songs...From the archive.mod web i can open .mod with Vividtracker aplication and thats nice...Anyway, now i know this Page i will get a computer may be with octamed...Thanks a lot again...Cheers!
@@tonimeloni2110 I don't know much or really anything about ipads/iphones and their software, after some research I think you might be able to extract those files with izip which is a free zip program from the Apple store. Octamed is good but it's not native to .mods, it will play them but there may be playback errors with some .mods, Octamed native files are .med Best software for .mods (on real Amiga) imo is Protracker 2.3F. Best for WinPC or macOS is Protracker 2 Clone v1.69 (updated Apr 22nd 2024) it's a clone of PT2.3D and can be downloaded from here: 16-bits.org/pt2.php Here's PT Clone in action: ua-cam.com/video/1zKUovDj8GY/v-deo.html Here's real Amiga with PT 2.3F in action: ua-cam.com/video/YNR8na3aSTs/v-deo.html
![Amigo Sampler Experiment [JUNGLE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/F-TSC9Ucn04/mqdefault.jpg)
That bassline in "ready or not" is so so badass!
its also using so many samples that would cause so much legal issues if they tried to release it for profit.
Big Daddy - Ready or Not Such awesome tricks with the amen break.....big WOW !!!!
yeah! that's why I LOVE that tune. My personal reccomendation to you: Undercover Elephant - "The Realm Cougar" ua-cam.com/video/-6A94L4LeHg/v-deo.html High volume, to enjoy its best.
It sounds even more classier today.
This brings me straight back to the 1990s. Love it. Appropriately, I'm listening to this on ancient Sansui 3 ways being pushed by a Magnavox stereo from 1991.
Ready or Not 14:28 SUCH a banger!
This is so awesome. I came across some cassette tapes. With stuff I did back in the early 90's. I found this video to show the little ones how it was done. They think it's cool. I am very impressed with your mix of tracks. Great job.
I did MOD's tell about 94ish.
Then I moved to MIDI with my Creative Labs Awe32 with daughter board and 4 MB of ram on board. Making my own sound banks from WAV file samples. That's as serious as I got with it.
Any way, Thank you!
upload some of your work
Digitize those tapes man
Brings back lots of nice memories from the Protracker days in the early 90s 😊
"ready or not" is a really cool vibe
who needs vinyl and cd's when you got a miggy with mods
maybe not cd´s but vinyl definitely ;-)
@@AlphaCarinae vinyl is only good if you can't find music on digital or disc.
@@comradesusiwolf1599 not really man. if great music exists, vinyl is just another way to find it
It's not modded.
It’s software he installed it’s not modified it’s how it rolls.
I wonder if the Winston brothers knew how big that small drum break was going to become😂
Edit- is this how “The Prodigy” made music?
No, rumours are they did dabble with soundtracker/protracker/octamed or something on Amiga in combination with other hardware either for their first album or before that.
I never really figured out Tracker programming as a kid, which is really shame when i think about it now. RESPECT
noice, loved the artifacts you get from not chopping and slicing some of the breaks perfectly, truly a thing to embrace on a tracker 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you off1k to share all these good sounds
"Paula" was made for Hi tempo
nice mix!
the coughs in Jungle illness killed me lol. Cool shit
This mix takes me back to the 90s. Its so good! Thank you.
Amiga FOREVER !!!
Cheers!!!
These are super enjoyable. really appreciated
actully is a enya sample in ready or not :)
Ready or not (OMG!!!!) Loved that tune back then and it's still fresh as that summer, remake of the The Fugees version of the original melody of Boadicea by Enya. Funny thing: They had to pay to Enya for using that humming melody. ;)
Not me recreating everything note by note on my computer rn
Impressive that this came from a computer that old.
ironically i think in some way hardware limitations were very good for the programming world, you had to make the most efficient designs as a result of low end hardware, now i feel like with incredible hardware we became lazy and complacent with inefficient code, which is a sad thing to see.
@@ChristopherGray00 I'm a web developer and can relate. Back in the day, we made websites as small as possible. These days, 99% of the sites we build are jampacked with crap, like React bundles that are massive. It's a lot easier to be a lazy developer these days because we no longer care about size.
26:32 yeeeeeeeee
2 people can't afford speakers!!!!!! Amiga ---nice mix........ ["o"[l]"o"] ........................
Wicked drum Edits! Respect ;)
THANKS FOR THAT AMAZING PARTY DUUUUDE
btw really nice to jam on 8:16 and use C min G min and F maj in a drop
i like Lauryn Hill's lisp in Big Daddy - Ready or Not (jungle remix)
432kb for a crazy quality ^^
also a bang bang mix ! ;)
perfect !!! ty
I love your videos!
wow
'So so very'
So annoying when you realise what the capabilities were ...30 years later❤️🤣
Anyone know where the "get it right son" sample in ready or not is from??
who else is listening in 2017 ?
@@jaykay5486 2020.
2021
2022
2023
Probably in 2024 aswell
baad bwoy souund
someone needs to buy this guy a life
where do you find the mods ? thank you
19:08 TMA link?
no one here believes this is Amiga music
:0
21:16
Does anybody here know where I can get a copy of PT 3.61 on floppy? any hints highly appreciated
aminet.net/search?name=protracker&path[]=mus/edit
It's not bootable floppy, you will need to make your own.
@@off1k cheers for that!
what is the reggae sample on 6:24 ?????
Ring de alarm tenor saw im pretty sure
ibiza/noise factory - warning remix
ua-cam.com/video/U2sl4r5_R7E/v-deo.html
Where can u get all this mod archives?i fucking wonder about this!!!!
There is web page modarchives, but allí this música is not there...
amp.dascene.net/
Nearly everything on my entire channel can be downloaded from here, it's a great .mod site.
Use the quick search top left corner.
@@off1k thank you so much for your answer!!!
@@tonimeloni2110
No prob, some names of musicians and some tunes might have different names so keep that in mind.
If you get stuck with a tune, let me know.
@@off1k Well, good to hear...I have only and iPad and couldnt open the songs...From the archive.mod web i can open .mod with Vividtracker aplication and thats nice...Anyway, now i know this Page i will get a computer may be with octamed...Thanks a lot again...Cheers!
@@tonimeloni2110
I don't know much or really anything about ipads/iphones and their software, after some research I think you might be able to extract those files with izip which is a free zip program from the Apple store.
Octamed is good but it's not native to .mods, it will play them but there may be playback errors with some .mods, Octamed native files are .med
Best software for .mods (on real Amiga) imo is Protracker 2.3F.
Best for WinPC or macOS is Protracker 2 Clone v1.69 (updated Apr 22nd 2024) it's a clone of PT2.3D and can be downloaded from here:
16-bits.org/pt2.php
Here's PT Clone in action: ua-cam.com/video/1zKUovDj8GY/v-deo.html
Here's real Amiga with PT 2.3F in action: ua-cam.com/video/YNR8na3aSTs/v-deo.html
20:28