AY-3-8910 or compatible YM2149F are sound chips, which
were used in many systems including ZX Spectrum 128, MSX, Amstrad CPC. First I have used Sound Tracker, later Pro Tracker 3,
and currently I'm using Vortex Tracker II. Use AY Emulator to listen.
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| Music :: TurboSound (2xAY) |
TurboSound (TS for short) is a sound device for ZX Spectrum, which adds second AY-3-8910 sound chip. The music was made with
Vortex Tracker II. First four tracks were made before TS
support in any editors. All of my TS tracks are cover versions, almost all also covers of music from console games. Use AY Emulator v2.9b2 or newer to listen.
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| Music :: TurboSound FM (2xYM2203) |
TurboSound FM (TFM for short) is a sound device for ZX Spectrum which uses two YM2203 sound chips. It is backward compatible
with TS, and also allows to use six channels of 4-op FM synth. The music was made with my own editor, TFM Music Maker. Use
the editor or WinAmp plug-in to listen (both can be downloaded in the Software section of this
page). All the music also included into editor's package.
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OPL2 (YM3812) is a FM synth sound chip, which was used in
AdLib and Sound Blaster sound cards. None of nowadays sound cards use these chips. The music was made with Reality Adlib
Tracker. Use AdPlug plugin/player or real hardware (very old PC
with OPL2-compatible sound card) to listen.
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All the music was made with Cakewalk 6.0. Almost all of my music, except for latest cover versions, was designed for
Creative Sound Blaster AWE32, so unfortunately it may sounds not well with other sound cards. Use any player with MIDI
support to listen (Windows Media or Winamp, for example).
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| Music :: Tracked (MOD/XM) |
The music was made with Fast Tracker II, Skale tracker, and MilkyTracker. I mostly use samples (instruments) from other's
music or sample collections, and rarely make my own samples. Use XMPlay or another good player to listen.
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