Format:

Impulse Tracker 2.08 IT 2.00

Size:

146242 bytes

BPM:

135

Speed:

3

Channels:

19

Song Length:

45

Samples:

35

Instruments:

26

Patterns:

28

Tracks:

1

Track length:

532

SHA1:

7e9a994fba23de6e146b4a742c0e93f962025d47

MD5:

6bfaf897eb56e0581ab0203c8bf3ecd8

Type:

music

Title:

LOCO - The Return Journey

Release date (d):

1996-11-23

Well.. 

I had TREMENDOUS FUN writing this! So I dun care what you say about it! ;)

TT Tip #1 (Orchestration)
========================
  - Orchestration is nearly everything.. you can make something sound
    cool by choosing your instruments correctly. Especially with these
    Sample Pack Comps.. you need to get "The Right Sound" first before
    anything else. Ususally the right orchestration will give you ideas
    on what to do.

  - For samples that change pitch, you can either use them as low volume
    background samples, or try to "straighten" them out with envelopes..
    or even accentuate the pitch more by bends and envelopes.

  - Noisy samples will not be noticed placing them at about 75 % of the 
    global volume.. ie mid range instruments (strings, leads). Or mixing
    them with other leads at the same, or 1 octave from the pitch.

  - Doubling up bass, or drums or leads can give you many effects such as
    compressed sound, flanging and forced stereo by using slight off pitch
    mixes (ie fine pitch 1 or 2 at most), and panning out slightly from 
    each other.

Most Samples were:
 . clipped
 . boosted
 . tuned
 . centralized
 . looped
 . flipped
 . scrambled
 . fried
 . broiled and baked till golden brown!

• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Yannis Brown
• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Yannis Brown/loco.it
• https://demozoo.org/productions/286555

2. technobass
4. snare
5. sinewave (P)
8. Jazzlead (H)
9. siner
10. kick
11. tom
12. openhihat
13. closedhihat
16. gABbErdRum.
18. crash.
19. clapyerhands..
20. slapbass
23. bass
25. 909 snare
26. organ