c64 games sid music compilation 2
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- I was surprised how popular my previous c64 compilation got even though it was hastily put together so I made one more. Thanks to everyone for your nice comments! :)
I put a bit more effort into this one, trying to avoid unnecessary looping on my previous selection and meanwhile, almost doubling the previous length. Volume levels were manually adjusted, but some tracks might still be louder or quieter than others. Most of the tracks selected are well known and many easily belong to my top10 favorite c64 game tunes, but some less popular tunes were also included. Still so many good tunes I had to skip. For this compilation recordings from real c64 hardware were downloaded from SOASC= (mostly 6581R2), but there are few emulated tunes also. See if you can find those few emulated tracks :)
Even though SOASC= is awesome there are few problems: 1. Some tunes are cut prematurely, 2. Occasional overamplification causing distortion, 3. Downloads are compressed to 128kbps MP3.
Composer pictures found with Google were used as video stream. Many pictures are unfortunately in poor, low resolution JPG quality. For three composers I couldn't find even a single picture. I tried to select pictures by quality and not by the most ridiculous expressions ;)
00:00 [Track 01] Martin Galway - Green Beret (Ingame) (1986 Imagine/Konami)
00:17 [Track 02] Martin Galway - Green Beret (Title)
02:54 [Track 03] Matt Gray - Last Ninja 2 (Central Park) (1988 System 3)
08:31 [Track 04] Johannes Bjerregaard - Tiger Mission (1987 Kele Line)
10:03 [Track 05] Neil Brennan - Fist II: The Legend Continues (Inside Cave) (1986 Melbourne House)
11:21 [Track 06] Richard Joseph - Barbarian: The Ultimate Warrior (1987 Palace Software)
17:49 [Track 07] Jonathan Dunn - Rambo III - The Rescue (Stage 1) (1989 Ocean)
20:19 [Track 08] Jonathan Dunn - Rambo III - The Rescue (Stage 2)
23:06 [Track 09] Ben Daglish - Deathwish III (1987 Gremlin)
25:58 [Track 10] Jeroen Tel - Out Run Europa (Stage 1) (1992 US Gold/SEGA)
27:14 [Track 11] Jeroen Tel - Out Run Europa (Stage 2)
28:27 [Track 12] Jeroen Tel - Out Run Europa (Stage 3)
29:59 [Track 13] Jeroen Tel - Out Run Europa (Stage 6)
31:21 [Track 14] Martin Walker - Dragon Breed (Stage 5) (1990 Activision) (arcade ost by Masahiko Ishida)
32:18 [Track 15] Martin Walker - Dragon Breed (Stage 2)
33:23 [Track 16] Rob Hubbard - Monty on the Run (1985 Gremlin)
39:13 [Track 17] Martin Galway - Ocean Loader 2 (1985 Ocean)
43:18 [Track 18] Thomas Detert - Clystron (Ingame) (1993 CP Verlag/Game On)
49:06 [Track 19] Chris Hülsbeck - Gem'X (Title) (1991 Demonware)
53:08 [Track 20] Charles Deenen - Zamzara (Title) (1989 Rack It [Hewson])
58:22 [Track 21] Martin Galway - Rambo - First Blood Part II (Title) (1986 Ocean)
1:01:19 [Track 22] Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) - Metal Warrior IV - Agents of Metal (Title) (2003 Covert BitOps)
1:03:12 [Track 23] Lasse Öörni - Metal Warrior IV - Agents of Metal (Agent HQ)
1:06:05 [Track 24] David Whittaker - Panther (1986 Mastertronic)
1:08:58 [Track 25] Peter Clarke - Ocean Loader 3 (1987 Ocean)
1:11:46 [Track 26] Gary Biasillo - Target Renegade (Level 3) (1988 Imagine)
1:14:00 [Track 27] Gary Biasillo - Target Renegade (Title)
1:16:10 [Track 28] Mark Cooksey - Ghosts'n Goblins (1986 Elite)
1:19:39 [Track 29] Thomas Detert - Parsec (Title) (1993 CP Verlag/Game On)
1:20:41 [Track 30] Thomas Detert - Parsec (Ingame)
1:24:56 [Track 31] Chris Hülsbeck - Danger Freak (Menu) (1988 Rainbow Arts)
1:27:12 [Track 32] Jonathan Dunn - Ocean Loader 4 (1988 Ocean)
1:30:21 [Track 33] Matt Gray - Last Ninja 2 (The Sewers Loader) (1988 System 3)
REMOVED DUE TO COPYRIGHT CLAIM BY THE ORHARCD MUSIC -- 1:34:15 [Track 34] Rob Hubbard - International Karate (1986 System 3)
NOTE: Several musicians worked on Metal Warrior 4, I don't know exact details who did what tracks. I credited Cadaver since he's the main composer and father of the series.
SOASC= --- www.6581-8580.com/
Thanks for listening! :)
I'm so happy to be able to announce that the Outrun Europe level tunes are made up using only 2 channels of the Commodore 64 SID chip... I left the 3rd channel out for sound effects.
meesterlijk manoeuvreren op die kleine ruimte;)
Jeroen Tel . WOW !
were there ever any games that had a 3 channel in game music and used the volume register for digi sound effects
Jeroen is such a nice guy even to people who are ripping off his work for youtube
@@dlscorp In life you learn to either be an ass or nice. I know where nice guys end, but the last laugh matters the most. 😎✌
I really miss those times. Playing Commodore 64 (and later Amiga 500) after school day or before school in the morning late 80s/early 90s. Then come mid 90s with modern techonology and everything was over (at least for me). So great computer music!
What the Amiga did with the technology of the day especially considering what everyone else was doing at the time was insane.
The Commodore 64 was more fascinating in that with essentially zero change in the hardware during the 10 years it was viable the difference in quality of the games, graphics, and music as people learned how to make use of the hardware properly was astounding.
For me Commando kind of maxed out what the machine could do both in terms of graphics and music. Using the raster interupt to move the sprites so they could have more than the usual 8 was brilliant.
the barbarian soundtrack is insanely great.
and I agree with you dear Tamas..
It's absolutely awesome. I love that track, so unique.
I second your comments, since I heard it for the first time as a kid (some ~33 years ago) this has been one of my go to feel good tunes, unique and absolute awesome. From 13:38 it's just amazing.
In addition to the tunes, I like that there are pictures of their authors behind each track. Super cool to see the artists too!
Amazing C64 songs! I grew up with many of these songs and played a lot of C64 games :)
the way of the exploding fist II ... I never thought I would listen to that music after 35 years
The Last Ninja 2 is really one of the very best OST in a computer game!
Awesome, yesterday some sounds Martin Galway and Rob Hubbard went through my mind... today I look at UA-cam for SID collections and stumbled across your's. Awesome! Thank you for putting this together!
The king of programming is here! Rest in power, Terry Davis 20:19
Last Ninja 2 is one of my favorite songs ever.
I still love this old midi-songs from the C-64 games!
With short options they produced high emotions :D!
Thx einokeino
Lionel Hutz Midi? C64 songs are not midi they are SID songs. (Sound Interface Device or SID Chip)
Some know the ins and outs and some just feel the emotions :)
I didn't know the difference. Now you made me look it up. I learned something cool, thanks! :)
Even though I now know a little more about the computer, the programming of music and demo's is still like magic to me. Like Lionel said, with so few options, such a lively expression. I think it's awesome.
My favourite C64 music compilation. Thank you for making/uploading it..
You have good taste, that's why even your "hastily put together" compilations turn out to be pretty good.
some songs give me shivers and make my tears run... i feel that in the very bottom of my heart .... THANK YOU FOR THE ART !!!
super Sound aus der guten alten Brotdose!!!
Ja die Sounds sind einfach legendär..der SID Chip war damals weit voraus...
Memories.... Superb stuff..........
Charles Deenen's Zamzara seems to be inspired by Jeroen Tel's Cybernoid 2 to a great extent.
The 64 did have some cracking tunes, but the Spectrum 128k music was also spot on at times too and only gets better with todays home brew games.
And Monty on the run just leaves me with a crack in my head.. so great!
Lovely piece of nostalgia. Great music. Thank you so much.
Very good compilation! A lot of classics and some overlooked gems (like "Parsec" in-game tune) here. Good work!
Thank you for the video.
SID chip, and Commodore 64 are popular culture. It had a unique sound. Some partitures sound awesome and superior compared to Amiga versions xDD. Good job and Commodore forever! Sorry for my poor english jeje
I love that Barbarian soundtrack, it's super-fantastic and goes quite deep..
What a great collection! Thank you!
Hi - great selection of game tracks and nicely put together. Some lesser known games in there as you say (e.g. the excellent Parsec), although apart from Metal Warrior, I have all of these tracks in my SIDPlay playlist ;-) Thanks for all the effort you put into this!
Thanks for listening and commenting! I can imagine not so many unfamiliar tracks here for c64 music enthusiasts :-) Did this for personal use much in mind also, a playlist for MP3-player ;-)
Great mix. Thanks a lot
great stuff - tnx for the upload! ^^
The best collection and I really like the photos! Awesome works!
+agpxnet Yes, an excellent idea. I'm most in love with tunes #13 and #20 at the moment.
Aaaaand it still keeps on giving
I came for Rob. Was happy to hear monty :)
Many congrats mate.... great job, keep it up... U rule...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your "c64 games sid music compilations" are still my favorite playlists to listen to. Thanks for compiling them @einokeino303
Nice to hear you're still listening :)
Goose bumps! 'Magic' songs and memories: thank u!
great mix!
Thanks. GoatTracker is probably the easiest way to get started, because it can run on PC with SID emulation. You can export your tracks to SID and transfer to c64 given correct tools. But even GT requires dedication to learn, especially if you have no previous experience with trackers.
i listen to this several times a week at work, thanks for creating it :) If you'd remake compilation #1 with non-emulated SID tracks, I'd be all over it. I hear there are plenty of websites from which you can grab recordings from all SID revisions.
So, I was checking some C64 music on this & 1st compilation. Then I started listening to ZX spectrum 128k music. I was like Holy S*** They both sound great, now I can't tell which one sounds better.
hey Khelben! Nice compilation!
Great work here
I REALLY LOVE MY C64 👍🥂🎩
Thanks, this is great
Awesome tunes awesome memories overall from one of the most kick ass games sounds etc machine of its time, before the Amiga took over its long reign that is :)
Thanks a LOT!! =D I´ll get started right away. I´ll post if I manage to put something intresting togheter =)
Rad
Great job mate !!!!! Go one like that !!!
+Jerry Kunert
No one likes that??? What are you taking? :P
Geweldig! Oude nostalgische herinneringen komen weer boven.
The only YT subscription I actually follow -- @einokeino303. Cheers for more good stuff! Listening now... Should take me through coding to about 5am ;)
just great
ocean loader 3 is beautiful
Superb.
Great ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Why are we all still so captivated by C64 Music?
Mostly because it's a highly unique sound, and the limitations of the chip forced composers to be extremely clever and creative, which further makes the music extremely unique.
When you remix the tunes into modern instruments they just sound boring because all of that uniqueness is lost.
@@eclipse2966 You have obviously not yet discovered #Lukhash
ua-cam.com/video/sVtJGobSZKM/v-deo.html
Very Nice! Hey, I see Martin Galway!
Monty on the Run ftw! Epic!!!
Great !
Fist 2--- inspired 'deeply' by Deep Purple's Child in Time...
Great songs! I grew up with a commodore 64 thanks to my older brothers =D
But if I would to compose some c64 music on my own, what kinda program do one use? =) I always wanted to experiment and see what I´m able to do =)
were is a good place to start? Thanks for a greeaat compilation of some of the best music ever made! =D
Lasse Öörni is one excellent composer. You should check out his other stuff.
I Love SID Sounds..
You are the GOD OF SID.
Cool!
Gah!!! You should have blanked out the names and made us guess the tunes again!!! Mostly because I'd have known most of these and I'd have looked like a total geek :P
1:25:00 Awesome sounds from "danger freak" chris huelsbeck!
on photo in film its author of song or what? p.s. great job!
I think it´s only a loader tune which was played during a game was loaded from tape.
Track 5 inspired by Deep Purple's Child In Time
No?? Steve Barrett - KNightmare?? One bad ass tune.
I so would go there and dance :D
danke :)
great sound , some infos to the first picture ?! :D
ya please !
Deep Purple-Child in Time jajajajaja 10:03
You should see this www.dailyrindblog.com/youtube-copyright-claims/ in relation to the copyright claim by Orchard.
Or just Google youtube orchard copyright and do a bit of reading.
From Wikipedia "UA-cam users have expressed concerns about The Orchard claiming copyright ownership of music used in user-generated content that may or may not belong to them. According to an article posted on The Daily Rind, if audio is matched to a particular copyright owner via UA-cam's content identification system, then one or more links will be placed under the video in order to help promote the copyright owner's music, with the video remaining available. If the claim has been made in error, The Orchard's UGC team will remove it after review. In this context, The Orchard has been criticised by UA-cam users for accusing them without justification. In many cases, The Orchard did not own any copyrights at all. In some cases, The Orchard tried to claim copyrights on songs that appeared in no form in video."
Bring back International Karate it's already elsewhere on UA-cam e.g. ua-cam.com/video/jzlK_JNuOGE/v-deo.html
I have tried to dispute and appeal to them several times. It's no use, they just reinstate their copyright claims even if they don't have rights to the original music. I removed the IK theme to prevent them from generating revenue from a compilation video made by me. You should see this ua-cam.com/video/E7NADJE3e8k/v-deo.html
wow im totally remember the song at 1:09:00 - 1:11:50 but what game is it? don't remember that... nice upload :)
Rob the SID God!
tracks 15 16 and 17!
yes think you right... its a good tune anyway :)
Rob Hubbard (y)
Whats the name of the tune/game at 47:00 ? thanks
Maybe "Dogs of war " ?
Clystron
If some aliens come to earth and want to destroy it this music would be the ultimate weapon against them because alien spaceships are a metamorphosis of computer and biological life and the spaceship wants to have sex with the aliens inside because this sound breaks the limits of bits and bytes to artificial intelligence.
+16BitVollidiot Finally someone who knows what they're talking about.
Exactly!
you ve got it right man ... no one would say it better ...