Consider It Done


Format:
Impulse Tracker 2.15 S3M
Size:
98048 bytes
BPM:
180
Speed:
6
Channels:
4
Song Length:
40
Samples:
91
Patterns:
37
Tracks:
1
Track length:
148
SHA1:
54cabbe07d82449028616f01ffd47751e1e8e840
MD5:
9fff58ede0babb4e2bcd8a78b3ffb8ae


Instances

Source Name Folder
Modarchive consider_it_done.s3m S3M/C/consider_it_done.s3m.zip
Modarchive consider_it_done.s3m C/CO/consider_it_done.s3m.zip
Modland consider it done.s3m Screamtracker 3/Rondo/

Links

Samples

# Name Used in Size
1. Bass drum 3000 ▶️
2. Snare drum 5000 ▶️
3. Side stick 2000 ▶️
4. Crash cymbal 15000 ▶️
5. Ride cymbal 12000 ▶️
6. Maracas 1500 ▶️
7. Fretless bass 13000 ▶️
8. Jazz guitar (m7) 3000 ▶️
9. Jazz guitar (maj7) 3000 ▶️
10. Jazz guitar (11) 3000 ▶️
11. Muted trumpet 18000 ▶️
12.
13. Composed by Rondo for the
14. oldskool music compo at
15. Assembly 2003.
16.
17. Is it August already?
18. Time to dig the ol'
19. Impulse Tracker out of
20. the mothballs, I guess...
21.
22. How lucky for me that
23. there happened to be a
24. jazz festival in my home
25. town a week before Asm,
26. for me that seems to be
27. a surefire way to get an
28. inspiration. What's not
29. so fortunate is that the
30. fruits born by that kind
31. of inspiration tend to be
32. more or less pure jazz,
33. which in turn seems to be
34. a surefire way to kill
35. your chances of achieving
36. even modest success in
37. your average major-party
38. music compo. On the other
39. hand, I did rank twelfth
40. last year with a really
41. weird acoustic guitar
42. duet, so who knows, maybe
43. this year will bring on
44. another surprise.
45.
46. God, I hate working with
47. 8-bit samples! The
48. trumpet ended up sounding
49. more like a bad saxophone
50. most of the time. Maybe I
51. should've learned to use
52. Fast Tracker so I could
53. have made an XM instead
54. of an S3M, but it's too
55. late for that now.
56. Besides, I'm already
57. having trouble trying to
58. squeeze this thing down
59. to 96K, so I'm not sure
60. how much good 16-bit
61. samples and instrument
62. support would do. I could
63. have saved some space in
64. pattern data by not
65. wasting all those loose-
66. end rows with the C00
67. commands, but I really
68. don't want to give up the
69. luxury of variable-length
70. patterns if I can at
71. least simulate them.
72.
73. This must be the longest
74. song info I've ever
75. written entirely into the
76. sample list. Does anybody
77. ever even read these?
78. Well, if you were patient
79. enough to go through all
80. that junk, you might want
81. to drop me a line or two,
82. so here's my address:
83. ltuovine@tols17.oulu.fi
84.
85. The title, by the way, is
86. due to a Sting song
87. titled Consider Me Gone,
88. which influenced this one
89. rather heavily. Up until
90. that freaky hard bop
91. sequence anyway...
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