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Mace
Registered: May 2002
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Earliest commercial release with C64 music?
We all know Timbaland used some C64 sounds... but are there any earlier songs known that use Commodore 64 sound (and I don't mean SID station)?
In fact, what would be the earliest commercial release that uses a Commodore 64? |
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hrmm... I'm not sure of his name/trackname, but Sander knows... =)
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
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I checked Discogs.com and found out that well:erdball is releasing records since 1993 or 1994 and afaik they always used a C64.
Anyway, in Bastian's "You've got my love" the C64 is used:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IybQTPm6igE
Yes...Jeroen Tel's Rubicon tune indeed.
(Oh btw, a sidstation is capable of playing normal sid's too) |
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Quote: I checked Discogs.com and found out that well:erdball is releasing records since 1993 or 1994 and afaik they always used a C64.
Anyway, in Bastian's "You've got my love" the C64 is used:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IybQTPm6igE
Yes...Jeroen Tel's Rubicon tune indeed.
(Oh btw, a sidstation is capable of playing normal sid's too)
ah.. that's the one I meant :D
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Stainless Steel
Registered: Mar 2003
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Robocop by Jonathan Dunn ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpWeMWbKBIk&search=Commodore%206..
Though the tune playing in the advert is taken from the gameboy version, according to this thread from the guys from ocean
http://oceanexp.proboards44.com/index.cgi?board=visit&action=pr..
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Motion
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Ok, I know for a fact that Aphex Twin used C64 sounds in releases as early as 1992. Some were featured on a cover CD of the magazine Future Music. Unfortunately I don't have these, and I have lost contact with my Amiga scene friend that had them. The magazine actually stated in the interview that a C64 was used for some of the sound generation.
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Platoon
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whoa & damn
that bastian video are cool becoz of the 20 pairs of titties in it :P |
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tlr
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I'm not sure this counts as C64 sounds, but U-96's Das Boot clearly uses S.A.M. for the voice.
On Fortran 5's Blues (1991) there is a song called "Bike (Sid Sings Syd)" where S.A.M. sings a part of the song "Bike" from Pink Floyds 1967 Release "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" (written by the late Syd Barret).
There must have been a whole bunch of other songs in the techno/rave scene that used this.
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Sander
Registered: Jan 2002
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Quote: ah.. that's the one I meant :D
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The intro is from Rubicon, but let's not put Bastian in the same line as Timbaland... things were solved back then and JT and Bastian get along fine.
This Bastian guy uses the sidstation a lot, plus he's originally an ex-amigascener and general demoscene lover. Besides that, he's one of the best producers in Holland. |
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001
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Quote:I'm not sure this counts as C64 sounds, but U-96's Das Boot clearly uses S.A.M. for the voice.
i'm pretty sure it is NOT s.a.m. - alex christensen was an amiga user (like most early techno producers) =) |
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tlr
Registered: Sep 2003
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Quote: Quote:I'm not sure this counts as C64 sounds, but U-96's Das Boot clearly uses S.A.M. for the voice.
i'm pretty sure it is NOT s.a.m. - alex christensen was an amiga user (like most early techno producers) =)
It's from my recollection of the tune, so I guess I could remember wrong.
I got to dig it out and have a listen. I'm positive about Fortran 5 though.
Amiga samples was used much earlier than people seemed to have started using c64 samples, for example 16-bit sampled extensively from Amiga games and used Amiga references in their song texts.
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