A slow, heavy Industrial Techno track with inspiration from Kraftwerk and a ton of other sources.

My first tune that used mainly Digital Synthesizers instead of modulated samples.

Nice breaks, inventive, great atmosphere, despite the style, it is rather relaxing. :)

A really old track, composed in Fasttracker ][.

The majority of samples used are from Commodore 64. I made a point to use as few "stolen" samples as possible, so nearly all of them are modified, and many where manually created.

It's a bit... sad, but it's beautiful. :)

An excellent example of the style I've developed through the years. Retro instruments, samples only.

Chip-Samples, Manually built 8-Bit(ish)samples. Wholly modern sound and unique in many ways.

I am extremely proud of the overall sound and atmosphere achieved with such restrictive means. But, if one is a minimalist, one makes the most of the least.

And the results are always creative! :D

- Happy gaming!

Likely among my top sample-based tunage. A lot of effort was put in to the atmosphere of the tune.

Has a roomy base, atmospheric chords as well as nicely balanced leads of diffent types. The melodies are inspired and well crafted, drums, simple, yet imaginative.

Definetely one of my best works. :)

This is an excellent old track made in Fasttracker ][.

It was completed some time back in '99, and still holds up as one of the best Modules ever from that era! :)

Remember to keep a lookout for more of my "classical" tunes! They are a lot more "skilled" than what one might think for them being up to 18 years old! :D

Cheers!

A re-upload of a tune I did not realize was missing the last bit of it... :P Also, new description! :)

A "Dark" and heavy industrialish techno-tune, one of my best tunes ever made in good old Fasttracker ][, maybe an HD Renoise Remake is in order?

It also incorporates vocies, not vocals, but the odd words here and there, and they are all BDSM-ish in nature :P

And the funny thing is, I found them, not from a single module, but from at least 4 or 5. :)

Enjoy! :D

- Huger Sidenote:

Since you made AND played music in the same program, you also played others' modules. That way you could take the instruments (samples) they've used since the spirit of that kind of music WAS sharing and free use, as long as proper credit was due.

You also saw all their text, so you could see how others did their tricks, how different artist worked, and how differently people structured stuff and on and on... That is how you learnt at that time... And it was REALLY fun! :)

Cheers!

A track I rediscovered after 13 years of being lost!

I only knew it was mine due to the sample text and the style of the tune was obviously mine. I belie this is one of the 10 LAST tunes I ever made in Fasttracker ][.

I upgraded my sound in 2003 and lost compatability, that is when I upgraded to Renoise.

In short, this is an example of my greatest oldschool skills. :)

A track started off about 5 years ago, picked up again a few days ago, finished yesterday as of the date this is written ;) Entered in to a compo on Battle of the Bits.

It has quite the cathy melodies, smooth transitions and above all else, clever filtering. A lot of time, work and effort went in to this tune.

I based all the samples on an old *.XM-Tune from the late 90's called "Höstlov". All but one sample is derieved, converted, resampled or modified from that tunes original samples.

A 10 channel Nintendo mono track with Expansion Chips, all channels except DPCM used. Entered in to a compo att Battle of the Bits!

A very melodi and nice track in the Synthesizer/Fakebit style I'm known for.

Simple instrumentation, nice jingles good transitions and excellent leads.