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Nominated by the crew for either outstanding quality, technique or creativity (or combination of) on 14th Jun 2009

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Summary

radix_-_yuki_satellites.xm is a XM format module. Uncompressed, it is 14.70MB in size and has been downloaded 2763 times since Sun 14th Jun 2009 :D

Info

Mod Archive ID: 167157
Downloads: 2763
Favourited: 14 times
MD5: 8c76bd78c5fc4f05b4ea08e64902d009
Format: XM
Uncompressed Size: 14.70MB
Genre: Electronic (general)

License

Licensed under the Mod Archive Distribution license

Registered Artist(s):

radix

Ratings

Member Rating: (9 / 10)
Reviewer Rating: (Unrated)

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Your Comments

I think this tune is strong overrated (because of size, author or quality of sound)? Nevermind, I just can't agree.

The samples aren't so great and polished as I could expect of size. We have here many unused und not trimmed samples (some of instruments can be easy multiply downsized without loss of quality).

There are many parts in the module. But composition and melody line is repetitive and - too simple for my taste. It makes that we are getting just another electronic tune. I cannot find anything here, what could deserve a good note.

This tune is for me completely average, in every aspect.

Posted by Jakim on Tue 26th Jan 2010, rated 5 / 10.

Shockingly good. It's pretty large in filesize as far as modules go, but even disregarding this fact it's truly one of the best out there.

Posted by Alpha C on Fri 20th Nov 2009, rated 10 / 10.

This track is one of the super nice ones out there.

Posted by m0d on Fri 20th Nov 2009, rated 10 / 10.

Pure awesomeness it is. Thank you Radix for these outstandingly creative, emotional and professional tunes, *thumbs up*.

Posted by psishock on Sat 20th Jun 2009, rated 10 / 10.

This is freaking amazing. Very emotional, simply awesome samples, flows like a dream; this mod is pure excellence. Even though it takes up 15Mb of your space, it'll all be worth it.

Posted by FearofDark on Tue 16th Jun 2009, rated 10 / 10.

I guess this tune was made between the radixian chip epoch and the mosaik ambient renoise phase. So it has it all, the mosaik style upbeat flow and the chippy melodic background. Amazing technics and perfect balanced mastering.
I could loop the last 4 pattern for hours without getting bored. A tune that deserves to be in the all time top 10 of tracking.

Quintessence: A really uplifting and positive tune by one of the most awesome author ever.

Posted by ko0x on Sun 14th Jun 2009, rated 10 / 10.

Yeah, I agree with Saga: this tune is outstanding for all those sound effects putted in this tune, which you can enjoy by using XMPlay (not Winamp)

The mixing of the track is also very clean...

Overall is a tune you must listen!

Posted by SoDa7 on Sun 14th Jun 2009, rated 10 / 10.

Yes, THIS IS IT! The BEST tune that I've ever heard. Among all tunes, be it real accoustic music, 90s dance, professional trance, commercial ambient or whatever - THIS is my favourite tune. For a long time now. In the beginning, I didn't even know that this IS a module. Now I know it. And that makes me love it even more. I can look at the patterns of my favourite tune. That is just... awesome. :) Well, let's move away from the emotional part and go on to the actual comment. :D This is flawlessly tracked, with a lot of nice panning and great samples (especially the lovely counting samples, spoken by radix' sister as far as I know :D). Nice breakbeats with filters and stuff, and really great leads. I simply love those strong strings, especially in the last few patterns. I had my suspicions how the "twinkling" samples were made, but I was proven wrong. Just look at the patterns and instrument envelopes of instruments 27 and 61 to see how it's done. And of course the "1 2 5 4 7 8 5 4 9 10 4 5 11 12 5 4". :D This module is just too awesome to describe. Just download it, it's definitely worth it. Thank you so much for creating this tune, radix. :)

Posted by Saga Musix on Sun 14th Jun 2009, rated 10 / 10.