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A demonstration of how to sample audio and create a dance track on an Amiga 500 using 1990s tracker software.
An Amiga 500, Stereo Master and handful of $1 records from a 1990 Sunday market: Can we make a dance track on a budget home computer? Of course! Back when big-name dance tunes required big-budget-gear, a secondhand Amiga let you take the first steps to making a dance-floor banger.What people say. Recommended for its excellent explanation of how early music trackers and samplers worked within tight memory constraints.
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