Commodore 64 music - binaural mix
Mar 8, 2014 at 10:07 AM Post #2 of 12
Thanks for posting this, pretty awesome.  If you create any more I'd be keen to have a listen.
 
I'm quite into original chip tunes and modern remixes but they're often painful to listen to on headphones.  I think my interest stems back to the days of taping game music from my trusty C=64 and Amiga onto cassette and playing it back on my walkman... I feel so old :frowning2:
 
Mar 9, 2014 at 4:08 PM Post #4 of 12
Dead99 thanks for appreciation!
 
C=64 chiptunes are normally in mono - making it stereo binaural was my job. I wanted to create something more immersive than plain mono.
In a minute I will post DL links to mp3, flac and wave - they are currently uploading to server.
 
Mar 9, 2014 at 5:05 PM Post #5 of 12
Mar 9, 2014 at 9:42 PM Post #6 of 12
I… didn't actually expect this to be well executed (no offense — it just sounds like the sort of thing people make a mess of, all the time!)… and was pretty much blown away. I haven't listened on 'phones yet (yeah, I know, I'm on the 'phone forum!), but on my high-end nearfield/desktop system… damn! Musical, immersive (to use your word), and nostalgic, all in one!
 
Speaking of the C64 and music, anyone remember the game 'Ghettoblaster?' What a perfect game — walk around picking up tapes, making people dance, and the music… I'd love to see a modern adaptation of that game…
 
Edit: Any chance to get a cue sheet, or some rough idea of timing to break it into tracks?
 
Mar 10, 2014 at 5:06 AM Post #7 of 12
Brhfl I'm glad you like it :)
 
 
Cue sheet:
 
 
Code: 
 1. 0:00 Last Ninja 3 Reyn Ouwehand 1991 2. 4:37 Giana Sisters Chris Huelsbeck 1987 3. 7:09 Zamzara Charles Deenen 1989 4. 9:08 International Karate Rob Hubbard 1986 5. 18:08 1942 Mark Cooksey 1986 6. 21:12 He-Man Ben Daglish 1987 7. 22:16 Boulder Dash Peter Liepa 1984 8. 23:25 Battle Ships Mark Cooksey 1987 9. 28:19 Barbarian Richard Joseph 1987 10. 34:39 Nebulus Matt Furniss 1987 11. 36:34 Platoon Jonathan Dunn 1988 12. 40:50 Microprose Soccer Martin Galway 1988 13. 43:09 Commando Rob Hubbard 1985 14. 47:07 Hard'n'Heavy Chris Huelsbeck 1988
 
I can split whole mix into separate tracks - but tell me what format do you prefer - mp3/flac/wave?
 
Mar 10, 2014 at 10:44 AM Post #8 of 12
thanks for the dowload. I really love this album, I listen to more chiptunes but this one really beats them, especially the binaural effect at 5:25. as you said earlier, it really makes it more immersive
but tell me what format do you prefer - mp3/flac/wave
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I would prefer flac.
 
Mar 10, 2014 at 2:45 PM Post #9 of 12
sempoo said:
  Brhfl I'm glad you like it :)
 
 
Cue sheet:
 
 
Code: 
 1. 0:00 Last Ninja 3 Reyn Ouwehand 1991 2. 4:37 Giana Sisters Chris Huelsbeck 1987 3. 7:09 Zamzara Charles Deenen 1989 4. 9:08 International Karate Rob Hubbard 1986 5. 18:08 1942 Mark Cooksey 1986 6. 21:12 He-Man Ben Daglish 1987 7. 22:16 Boulder Dash Peter Liepa 1984 8. 23:25 Battle Ships Mark Cooksey 1987 9. 28:19 Barbarian Richard Joseph 1987 10. 34:39 Nebulus Matt Furniss 1987 11. 36:34 Platoon Jonathan Dunn 1988 12. 40:50 Microprose Soccer Martin Galway 1988 13. 43:09 Commando Rob Hubbard 1985 14. 47:07 Hard'n'Heavy Chris Huelsbeck 1988
 
I can split whole mix into separate tracks - but tell me what format do you prefer - mp3/flac/wave?
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FLAC, if you're willing to do that! :) Appreciate it!
 
Mar 10, 2014 at 8:02 PM Post #10 of 12
Here you go:
 
14 x FLAC CD-quality with tags
 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzmwguSDOjPDSDF5eEVxSHB5LTA/edit?usp=sharing
 
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