🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <826467023snz@seacloud.demon.co.uk>, Fin@seacloud.demon.co.uk wrote:
>In article <amigo-0503961951360001@ip164.msp.primenet.com>
>           amigo@vaughn.com "Jose Alvarez" writes:
>
>> In article <4h05pn$19f6@pulp.ucs.ualberta.ca>, mstreet@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca
>> (Mike Street) wrote:
>
>> > Anyway, when I had my Amiga I used Octamed to run a drum/bass/synth
>> > machine that I would use as background on a 4 track, then adding
>> > guitars/vocals.  But try to find anything like Octamed for an IBM
>> > clone is like trying to suck a volkswagon through a straw.
>
>So why did you get rid of your Amiga, I've still got mine and its great!
>
>A piece of software which is more like Soundtracker than Octamed is available, 
>its called Fast-Tracker.  Although the mixing routines sound like crap, the 
>program still works and provides a good enough quality sound for 4-track work.
>
>It also allows up to 16 tracks at 44.1, I think!
>
>
>You can obtain it from a Simtel/MSDOS/MUSIC mirror site, or don't bother, just 
>buy another Amiga!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

So true.. I just sold my Amiga 1200 and I'm regretting it... Even though I 
have a Penitum 133, PowerMac 7100A and SGI Indy, none of them can make music 
like an AMIGA..


-- Hung



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