SoundTracker screenshots.

[Hermann Samso]

Hello!

I have been searching
for the original Amiga
SoundTracker in the Internet
but having not found it, I
presume it was a commercial
program, right?

Anyways I would be glad, if
anyone could point me to
some screenshots of that
tracker and some other.

Concretely I am searching
for one tracker where you
could see some equalizer/volume
bars in the middle of the
screen, and the colors were
more in the yellow+blueish
style. Anyone remembers?

thanks a lot,
saludos,
SoLo2

http://members.tripod.com/so_o2
<so...@mailcity.com>

[Thomas Rapp]

Hermann Samso <h...@informatik.uni-kiel.de> wrote in message news:<Pine.GSO.4.44.0305130113340.14664-100000@bombadil>...

>
> Concretely I am searching
> for one tracker where you
> could see some equalizer/volume
> bars in the middle of the
> screen, and the colors were
> more in the yellow+blueish
> style. Anyone remembers?
>

You're probably looking for ProTracker.

http://de.aminet.net/aminetbin/find?mus/edit+protracker

Bye,
Thomas

[Hermann Samso]

Thanks, Thomas, but I meant
another one. I looked at the
screenshot you tell, and that
seems to be more like fastracker.

The one I am refering to, is
older. So it is probably the
SoundTracker. But it is difficult
to find a screenshot, or to know
if it is/was commercial.

Thanx again,
SoLo2

> Bye,
> Thomas
>

[Troy Nagler]

Hermann,
SoundTracker was good on the old A500. It was not compatible with later AGA
machines like the A1200.
I don't have the program, but remember it. Protracker came much later and
was backward compatible with the Soundtracker modules and runs on AGA.
To the best of my knowledge SoundTracker was not a commercial program. But I
can't be sure. It's been a long time. There were eventually about 20 disks
of sound samples, sampled by different people and put together over time.
These ones were public domain collections. The program itself ? I dunno.
What makes you search for it ?

Troy

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[Gunther Nikl]

In de.comp.sys.amiga.misc Troy Nagler <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
> To the best of my knowledge SoundTracker was not a commercial program.

The original SoundTracker by Karsten Obarski was a _commercial_ program.
Making screenshots is difficult since soundtracker and friends went
directly on the hardware. Thus you must search for an image in chipmem
after you exit the program.

Gunther

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[Alan Tiedemann]

Hallo Gunther!

Gunther Nikl schrieb:

> The original SoundTracker by Karsten Obarski was a _commercial_ program.

Yes, that's right.

> Making screenshots is difficult since soundtracker and friends went
> directly on the hardware. Thus you must search for an image in chipmem
> after you exit the program.

WinUAE *does* exist ;-)

Alan

[Troy Nagler]

Thanks for clearing that up, Gunther,
I remember Karsten Obarski's tune in Christal Hammer - quite catching.
It could be, that I mistake SoundTracker (orig) with SoundTracker2. I can't
remember Karsten Obarski's name on that. But again, it's been a long time. I
hope, Hermann finds, what he's after.

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[Troy Nagler]

Hermann,
there seems to be a small screenshot of the original ST here:
http://www.protracker.de/index.html

there's heaps of Tracker History info on the net - you should be able to
find more screenshots for sure.

Good luck,
Troy

[pixel_pusher]

"Troy Nagler" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message news:<b9s1gp$ml5h0$1...@ID-124606.news.dfncis.de>...

Go to this page http://exotica.fix.no/. It's got an archive of all(and
I *DO* mean all) amiga trackers that ever apeared on the platform.

Zbyszek

[Jan Klok]

Hermann Samso <h...@informatik.uni-kiel.de> wrote in message news:<Pine.GSO.4.44.0305130113340.14664-100000@bombadil>...

Hi, I made some SoundTracker compilation disks some time ago (must be
more than 10 years ago). I'll look to see if I still have them. I'll
dms them and mail them to you if that's OK.

[Alan Tiedemann]

Hi pixel_pusher!

pixel_pusher schrieb:

> Go to this page http://exotica.fix.no/. It's got an archive of all(and
> I *DO* mean all) amiga trackers that ever apeared on the platform.

[Übersetzung für alle, die kein Englisch können: auf der obigen Website
gibt's ein Archiv *aller* Amiga-Tracker, die jemals erschienen sind.]

Nachtrag: Da gibt's nicht nur Amiga-Tracker, sondern auch eine
wahrscheinlich komplette Liste (leider nur die Liste!) aller
Amiga-Demos, die jemals rausgekommen sind.

Und eine Fotogalerie, bei der sich vor allem die beiden "Amiga-Tower"
wirklich zum Neidischwerden eignen... Da hat tatsächlich einer 6 (in
Worten: SECHS!) Amiga 1000... und einen Berg an Spielen... *wow*

Alan,
mal wieder nostalgisch werdend!

[Angus Manwaring]

On 14-May-03 00:09:58, Troy Nagler said

>Hermann,
>SoundTracker was good on the old A500. It was not compatible with later AGA
>machines like the A1200.
>I don't have the program, but remember it. Protracker came much later and
>was backward compatible with the Soundtracker modules and runs on AGA.
>To the best of my knowledge SoundTracker was not a commercial program. But I
>can't be sure. It's been a long time. There were eventually about 20 disks
>of sound samples, sampled by different people and put together over time.
>These ones were public domain collections. The program itself ? I dunno.
>What makes you search for it ?

Well, its a bit good isn't it - and great fun. :)

The AGA versio that I was most happy with was Protracker 2.3D which should
be on Aminet.

All the best,
Angus Manwaring. (for e-mail remove ANTISPEM)

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