Format:

OpenMPT 1.20 IT 2.14

Size:

702065 bytes

BPM:

180

Speed:

6

Channels:

9

Song Length:

49

Samples:

32

Patterns:

20

Tracks:

1

Track length:

180

SHA1:

34ad3fa442bdfbd722297d8c3bd346067b423d90

MD5:

32a76712c08da72903a962db1dbe9464

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    -T- -H- -E-   -C- -L- -I- -P- -P- -I- -N- -G-   -H- -E- -L- -L-
                 by  Jan Getman.uk AKA j-61m  ~2012/6~
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SONG INFORMATION:               MODULE INFORMATION:
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Genre: Hardcore                 BPM: 180 (0xB2)
Length: 3:45                    Orders: 48 (0x30)
Codenamed: Hard Gore            Patterns: 20 (0x14)
Date: from 2012-6-09            Samples: 12 (0x0C)
      to   2012-6-27            Channels: 9 (0x09)
Made in: Czech Republic         Format: OpenMPT 1.20.01 IT


This is an experimental song, where I played with some sounds from FL
Studio. I made them +60 db, so they sound like they were made for
chiptune. This song is something between hardcore and chiptune, because
of too much square-like samples. For this experiment I had to do it in
OpenMPT, because FL Studio with its interpolations, floating point
processing etc. would ruin the sound.

Yes, this is too much repetitive, the part order is: intro, main theme,
break, main theme, clipped organ solo, main theme, break, main theme,
break, outro. I was too lazy to make other patterns. In FL Studio it's
easier, first you made tons of patterns, then mix it up in playlist.
In OpenMPT, you have to make one pattern longer, but you can have more
effects without external plugins, and mainly, for free!

And in case you were wondering about the sound quality, think about
those kids with those iPhones and it's speakers ... listening to
128kbps MP3s ... which are brickwalled so much that the waveform looks
like a rectangle ...

Oops, I totally forgot to put there some stereo panning, but it sounds
good enough to me.

By the way, for samples I used NGWave 4.4. It was a good tool, not so
much overpriced, but the company what created it isn't reachable and is
even selling or has sold ngwave.com, possibly because the program
became the hit of the warez forums and New Generation Software got
bankrupt, because no-one (including me) wanted to pay 30 dollars for
an audio editor which could be substituted by open-source Audacity,
which costs absolutely nothing ...

That was too many unneeded information, now listen to the song instead. 

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