Jupiter (JUPITER.S3M)
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This is a very VERY good song. In listening to it, you can visualize the planet Jupiter, and imagine flying across it. A sample in the song of a jet engine especially adds to the effect. The song sounds very futuristic. If you don't have this song in your playlist, then get it now! Very nice. The samples are well done, and the patterns fit together quite well. The jet engine sound really added a lot to the overall effect. The rest of the samples were very well done, except for one techno sound that was recorded at lower quality than the rest of the song.
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VFX/1.The.VFX.Bow Octave.Cat.Pussy.Strings SY55/2.Sequential VFX/1.System.100M VFX/2.Agressive.String SY55/2.Wooden.Xylo M1/1.Yebo.Bass SY55/2.S&D.Bass VFX/1.Syn.Pluck VFX/2.Sequenzline WS/1.CM.Chord =-> WS/1.CM.Chord ==-> WS/1.CM.Chord ===-> VFX/2.Mirage.Orch.Hit T-1.Self.Destruct SY35.Tom.Reverb ripped.tekno bd from ??? VFX/1.Snare ripped.halldrum from skav SY35.Brass.Lead ___________________________ Jupiter by tR/\Sh / ENiGMA Samples and song (C)1994 2nd release ___________________________ Originally released thru the Damage music disk in July 1994. ___________________________ All my samples smpled by me from smpcd's & synths ___________________________ Modifications: - changed some porta values so they play ok under DMP.. - cut out repeat of first subject in the first half - a little different ending.. ___________________________ Quik greets: JsNOFLNecGHBHCBMASLOHSO adb3SCMunchPMRCMrlSETML StxJediDavNocValMaelKhy NemMadKTDandeveryonelse ___________________________
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This is an absolute classic, and was a huge inspiration for me when I got interested in mod music. The intro is compelling and draws you right into the song. Never feels tiresome or repetitive. Transitions are great, and it has perfect bridge / tension building sections. If there was ever a "greatest hits" album of demoscene music, this would be on it.