Format:

ModPlug Tracker 1.16 IT 2.14

Size:

106172 bytes

BPM:

125

Speed:

5

Channels:

4

Song Length:

53

Samples:

83

Instruments:

84

Patterns:

20

Tracks:

1

Track length:

80

SHA1:

4e844d76ae45d1ca18d0d860b6faba9333f060b3

MD5:

2b0a1f32f60f902824dc3d5014b0d64a

Basty/CDGS proudly presents:




       .....      .....  .....  .....  .....  .....      .....  .....
           .      .      .   .    .    .      .          .   .  .
           .      .      .   .    .    .      .          .   .  .
           .      . ...  .....    .    ....   .....      .   .  ...
           .      .   .  .   .    .    .          .      .   .  .
           .      .   .  .   .    .    .          .      .   .  .
           .      .....  .   .    .    .....  .....      .....  .



                  .  .....  .....  .....  .....  .     .....
                  .  .   .  . . .  .   .  .   .  .     .   .
                  .  .   .  . . .  .   .  .   .  .     .   .
                  .  .....  . . .  .....  .....  .     .....
                  .  .   .  .   .  .   .  .   .  .     .   .
                  .  .   .  .   .  .   .  .   .  .     .   .
              .....  .   .  .   .  .....  .   .  ....  .   .


                                 ..D .H.M.



Duration: 2:46 mins
Composed from February, the 26th to the 28th.
Style: Chiptune (I think at least).
Composing time: Over 10+ hourz (including disassembling the whole thing).
Samples: Jochen Hippel (?) (I don't know it).
Channels: 4/4 (Host/Virtual).

Hi freaks ! I'm back with one of the best old AMIGA synthies in modern
ImpulseTracker format. Yes, this oldie wasused in the Jump&Run game 7
Gates of Jambala (I owned it about 8 years ago (the disks got corrupted)).
Since then I missed the music until I got the MODs Anthology Volume One
from Gryzor (Hi, special thanks to you), where I found this one and
a lot of older synthies I knew and really loved and lost in the same
way as this one. This is truly the best CD ever...Please release Volume
Two as soon as possible. I suggest you I will be the first who will buy
it ;-). And so cheap...compare this with the commercial CDs...The BRAVO
Hits costs about 40,- DM and you get 39-41 songs. With the MODs Anthology
you pay about 55,- DM and get 18096 songs...what a difference ! ;-).
I can't describe you how I love this song...it was (is) one of my
favourites. That's why I spend many nights on disassembling the replay
routine. I'm thinking of to convert the other synthies to IT, too
(maybe even to MOD, S3M or XM, if possible). This one was converted from
Hippel (not Hippel-COSO and Hippel-7V), but the Hippel which contains the
playback routines in the module itself. If you know DeliTracker ][, you
probably know (there are 3 Hippels in the DeliPlayer directory). If our
forthcoming TuComposer is complete, I might also code an universal
converter for Hippel files (or a TuComposr loader, for that matter), which
will able you to transfer your Hippel files 99% to TuComposer (I think,
as I don't have examined the file format fully). This also might happen
with FutureComposer 1.3/1.4 and MusicAssembler music. TuComposer has
support for synthies like that. It's powerful synth programming language
will have almost no problems with these old cool formats. Example of
TuComposer-synth I'm thinking off (not the full power is displayed here):

Line . Effect
0000 . SETVOL  $FF00 (Set volume to $FF)
0001 . VOLDN   $0180 (Slide volume down by 1.5 !!!)
0002 . LOOPCNT $0020 (Loop counter $20 times)
0002 . VIBSPD  $0007 (Init vibrato speed to $07)
0003 . VIBDPTH $0010 (Init vibrato depth to $10)
0004 . VIBWAVE $0012 (Use vibrato waveform number $12)
0005 . VOLDN   $0080 (Slide volume down by 1/2)
0006 . VIBRATO $0000 (Vibrate with previously initialized variables)
0007 . WAIT    $0001 (Wait 1 tick, is required to prevent hang up)
0008 . LOOP    $0005 (Loop to line $0005 with initialzed loop counter)
0009 . PORTAUP $4C00 (Portamento up by $4C)
000A . JMP     $0000 (Jump to Line $0000 (i.e. restart everything))
000B . SETPAN  $CC00 (Set panning to $CC). Note this can only by reached
                      with TuComposer's Synth Jump effect).
000C . PANNOLO $030A (Vibrate the panning with speed $03, depth $0A).
000D . WAIT    $0003 (Wait 3 ticks before going on).
000E . JMP     $000C (Jump to line $000C until breaked by command).
000F . END     $0000 (Synth processing will be stopped immediately)

You see, the TuComposer synth functions will be extreme powerful. If you
don't understand this at once, don't worry. It was just an information.
I hope that TuComposer prevents the cool synth sounds from being dying
out (it seems that everyone uses only samples toay). Imagine, good old
FM songs with 256 channels using NNAs...a new dimension for music and
the saved .TCM file will be smaller than 40kB...Imagine it...Because my
AMIGA is corrupt at the moment, the whole thing is a little bit delayed
(UAE is too slow for TuComposer on a Pentium MMX-200 for recent use).
But anyway, UAE is a wonderful program, without it I wouldn't be able
to do things like this at the moment. So, but enough about TuComposer
and things like this. Now comes what all you have been waiting for:

                        ((( .H. GR.....GS )))

Scene greetings fly out to (no order):
All CDGS membas, Dragon, Animal, Basehead, DeCaY, Mr.4tune, ViK, Radical
Projekt, Future Crew, TRSi, DEFJAM!, RAZOR 1911, THE BAND, QUARTEX, SKiD
ROW, CuBiC TeAM, Gryzor, OZONE, L4/AFL, Mode-X, ZaSTaR, Chris Jarvis,
Jeffrey Lim and TRiToN, YoU (iF a ScEnER).

Personal greetings (again, no order):
Marcel Rose, Thomas Thuermann, Michael Grosse, Katja Georgi (I love you),
Katja Schoetz, Sascha Heu, Sven Schellberg and Oliver Maruschko, YoU (if
forgotten one person).

That's all for the greetings. Sorry that there are no more comments
about the persons/groups there, but my song messages are always too
long (this one again, jerk). ViK said as a joke: a song is for listening,
not for reading ! However, he is right...
If you want to contact me, please do it ! My E-Mail address is:
cdgs.basty@usa.net

If you don't have Internet access, call one of our SuPPoRT SiTeS:
Multibox Berlin (BhQ): +49(0)30 / 757 03 10 6 (offline for unknown reasons
                                               at the moment...Sysop: MCP)
Land Of Mystery (WhQ): +49(0)30 / 688 49 84   (Sysop: ViK)
Digital Nightmare (DiST): +49(0)5121 / 157 10 7   (Sysop: Lukas Grunwald)

So, that's all to say here. Bye Bye ! Happy listening !
                            :-) Basty (-:

• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Basty
• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Basty/7 gates of jambala - end.it

1. DR.BassDrum.5
2. Van.SnareDrum.3
3. Ami.Dur
4. Ami.Moll
5. Ami.Hau.3 (Pitch env.)
6. Ami.Hau.3 (Dif. vol env.)
7. Dreieck.High
8. W.Bass.1
10. Basty/CDGS is proud to
11. present you one of the
12. best old AMIGA sounds
13. ever:
14. Seven Gates Of Jambala
15. - End Theme -
17. Duration: 2:46 mins
18. Date: 28-Feb-1998
19. Style: Chiptune (I think)
20. Composing time: 10+ hourz
21. Samples: J. Hippel (?)
22. (I don't know)
24. I love this song so I
25. can't describe. So I had
26. to convert it from Hippel
27. (not COSO and 7V). The
28. Hippel where the playback
29. code is in the module. I
30. spend many nights on
31. disassembling it to find
32. out what is a note, an
33. effect, etc. It seems to
34. be similar to FC1.3/1.4.
36. Why I did convert to IT?
37. Just because MODs, S3Ms
38. and XMs don't support
39. pitch envelopes which are
40. required for proper play-
41. back. But no panic,
42. coding an IT player just
43. for this one should be
44. very easy, as it doesn't
45. use NNAs, panning or more
46. than 4 channels...
47. This song is fully in the
48. AMIGA Hardware limits.
50. I hope you like this
51. work. It is extreme close
52. to the original (I say
53. this as I'm not absolute
54. sure, because I found
55. some pitch slide code
56. which I didn't able to
57. implement here).
59. (If ya want to read more,
60. press SHIFT-F9 or M in
61. Cubic Player !)
63. Quick greetz:
64. All sceners, all synth
65. loverz, the coders of
66. Seven Gates Of Jambala
67. and, of course, the
68. musician who did this
69. masterpiece...and hey,
70. Jochen Hippel for the
71. tracker in which the
72. tune was made and, of
73. course, Gryzor who
74. released the
75. MODs Anthology Volume 1,
76. where I found this song
77. again after missing it
78. for 8 years ! Many thanks
79. and kisses to you, as I
80. found some other cool
81. old synthies on the CD
82. I really loved and love !
83. And last but not least
84. you for listening to it.