Commodore Remix

...tunes which already covered (c64) like:

Giana Sisters, Golden Runner (human race subtune 4), Led Storm....
what happend to tunes(c64) which only transfered to the amiga...
is there a need for them....

cheers 2Klang

...Hollywood Poker Pro...
hey Doc!
Was the Amiga-Version the same like the 64-version?

Hey putzi,

I never knew the c64 version to be honest, but the Amiga-music blew me away, so when I finally did a remix, I discovered by chance that the c64-music was the same...

2Klang wrote:...tunes which already covered (c64) like:
Giana Sisters, Golden Runner (human race subtune 4), Led Storm....
what happend to tunes(c64) which only transfered to the amiga...
cheers 2Klang

Let's add Panther (c64) ----> Sidewinder (Amiga).

or, for example, Menace (same tunes on both machines).

2Klang: I'm not sure what you mean - do you mean Giana Sisters et al shouldn't be covered as an Amiga remix because they're already been covered as a C64 remix?

Also, Led Storm has quite a different soundtrack on the Amiga...

hoomish wrote:2Klang: I'm not sure what you mean - do you mean Giana Sisters et al shouldn't be covered as an Amiga remix because they're already been covered as a C64 remix?

yep, i think the giana sisters tunes are the same on c64 and amiga...
and at R:K:O: are many good remixes of that tune...

cheers 2Klang

IMO most Amiga versions of C64 music (not all of course) either sound a lot different or have a different flavor anyway. For example, Amiga Turrican vs C64 Turrican - totally different.

Again IMO, I think Amiga-remixes of previously covered C64 songs would be OK, as long as the remixer is really basing the remix from the Amiga version. If there is a case where he/she is obviously basing it on the C64 version, that would need to be pulled.

hmm, our well known friend 'Honorabili' did a remix
of Faery Tale (tranquila) and in the id3 tag you can
read that this remix is based on a c64 sid....

btw. the tune is real crap.... it sounds very detuned...

cheers 2Klang

hoomish wrote: Also, Led Storm has quite a different soundtrack on the Amiga...

sorry, my fault...

cheers 2Klang

2Klang wrote:hmm, our well known friend 'Honorabili' did a remix
of Faery Tale (tranquila) and in the id3 tag you can
read that this remix is based on a c64 sid....

btw. the tune is real crap.... it sounds very detuned...

cheers 2Klang

Thanks - I will look into that.

Dr.Future wrote: I never knew the c64 version to be honest, but the Amiga-music blew me away, so when I finally did a remix, I discovered by chance that the c64-music was the same...

Not exactly! You maybe know I used your HPP2001-remix in a SixtyFour-megamix, and some month after that, I had a listen to the SID again and had that strange feeling there is something in your remix that isn´t in the SID. So the feeling was right.
Anyway, it is only a slight difference and I really love your remix of HPP
It´s groovy!

Ok...let me get this totally straight.........theres a place now.....that wants......would like us.........to remix...........amiga tunes..........like turrican...........and.........and........EKKKKKKKKKKKK woodies ^$£^£"^2 world?????

Cooler than a snowmans coldbits in the freezer of my local mcdonalds!!!
where do i sign up, who do i sell my soul too!?!?

would it be that link up the top there i just noticed, cos im not the most normal of people (has anyone noticed yet?)

on the subject of identical tunes, i think it wouldnt matter as long as, as someone else said up there things were done the "amiga" way.
The possibilties my little children are endless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anyway, it is only a slight difference and I really love your remix of HPP
It´s groovy!

Thanks, puffy!

Dr.Future wrote:

Anyway, it is only a slight difference and I really love your remix of HPP
It´s groovy!

Thanks, puffy!

Muahahahaha! The slight difference, like Puffy and Putzi, eh? Got that, too...

Muahahahaha! The slight difference, like Puffy and Putzi, eh? Got that, too...

Uhhh...ever heard of Freud?

It must have been "Thanks, putzi!" of course...

So here we go: Thanks, putzi!