The basics of how to obtain samples to use in Protracker on the Amiga.
Disclaimer: Sampling and converting are two delicate processes and includes a whole lot more than what I show in this video. To make a video about all the details would probably take forever. :)
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:20 1. Using pre-existing samples (history lesson).
02:11 2. Sampling for yourself.
04:54 3. Converting from modern format samples.
07:09 4. Over-explained tech stuff.
08:58 5. Exporting file to Amiga.
09:57 6. Post processing and real hardware.
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Notes about setting the volume when loading samples:
Protracker on Amiga doesn't read any volume information in .IFF samples files and will automatically set the volume to 64. This is probably because of the early ways of saving the volume parameter in the song info since you had little to no control over the source. When loading a sample in the clone you may need to set the volume manually like I do in the video.
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[ Ссылка ] (The Protracker clone for PC/Mac)
[ Ссылка ] (Table of note frequencies in Protracker)
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Some of these files are zipped with .LHA or .GZ.
Amiga Music Preservation: [ Ссылка ] (Module archive)
Modland: [ Ссылка ] (Module archive)
Scene.org: [ Ссылка ] (Demoscene releases in general)
Aminet: [ Ссылка ] (ST disks and much more)
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[ Ссылка ] (Hoffman's WAVE2AMIGA etc.)
[ Ссылка ] (Sample converter)
[ Ссылка ] (Sound processing)
[ Ссылка ] (Sound processing)
[ Ссылка ] (Sound processing)
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[ Ссылка ] (cTrix's videos on Amiga samplers)
