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On your first link, the 1991 one, you can hear the very distinctive TB-303. Could those be samples? Sure, but it's much easier to use the real thing than try
by hjtkfkfmr 5y ago
On your first link, the 1991 one, you can hear the very distinctive TB-303.
Could those be samples? Sure, but it's much easier to use the real thing than try to record those modulations.
Maybe they also used a tracker on that song.
- kristopolous 5y agomany musicians use a stack - I sure do. It's a bunch of tools I somehow make work together. Unless we can track down interviews with the people, I think all we have are educated guesses. It is true to say however, that these days, Amigas sell for thousands of dollars (such as https://ebay.com/itm/224602338650 https://ebay.com/itm/224602338650) because modern musicians want to use vintage tracker software in music production. People are still putting out hardware on it. Here's something from 2020 https://cdm.link/2020/08/amiga-just-got-a-new-open-8-bit-hardware-sequencer/ https://cdm.link/2020/08/amiga-just-got-a-new-open-8-bit-har...