Amiga music: Jester - Stardust Memories & Elysium combo (Dolby Headphone) 

and could learn with one book... that book :D

Wait what? The first Amiga arrived around 1985/86, 10 years later the 8 bit Paula and the AGA/AA chipset had to keep up with Matrox Mystique and Sound Blaster 16/AWE32 (even AWE64) cards. On the CPU side the Amiga had to compete with a Pentium 133. No, 10 years ahead is just wrong. Even early SVGA cards from the late 80s could outclass the AGA/AA chipset. I am myself a huge Amiga fan, owning all models except for the A1000, Walker and Access, but this is kind of delusional. You could say that AmigaOS was ahead with datatypes, proper shared objects (libs), the installer and localization. But that AmigaOS (3.0, the first really good one), appeared around 1991. Ten years later it had to compete with Windows 2000 and already very usable BSD or Linux distributions.

Yeah I was sceptical to the Dolby Headphones soundscape but jeez, this sounds wonderful *and* does the original justice!

So cool that RU-vid actually makes word bold as well haha

Wow, I just got into the Elysium part. This is incredible stuff. Thank you for sharing

I would say that we are even further than we imagined back than.

For sure there was such an amount of PASSION for technology in the '80s and '90s... now (for good) you can take a smartphone, an embedded platform (RasPi), a gaming console, a generic personal computer, a set-top-box, and they have almost the same features and capabilities: everything software-mixed, everything OpenGL/DirectX, mostly written in high-level programming languages (if not even scripts!)... we have so MUCH powerful machines that we do not have the DRIVE to push them to the limit anymore, except for gaming and a few professional niches. This is why I chose to work with microcontrollers!

@sonyviva308 What you're listening to are "modules", music files that arises with the Commodore Amiga (a computer from the late 80s). If you feel like going straight to the source google "The mod archive" and download some tracks. You'll need a special player, these are not MP3s. I use the DUMB module player plug-in for foobar2000. If you like this stuff be sure to check the "demoscene", which is this kind of music with animations running on old hardware that push it to its limits.

are you hearing a state of the art computer (Amiga) PLAY music and not REPRODUCE music like today. The Paula chip was created by artists of electronic. Check en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_Chip_Set For me, AMIGA was the best and more emotional capable computer ever created. Pure electronic art.

@@bakatoroi @sonyviva308 i use KMPlayer (for many years) since beyond any of the popular wav,mp3,flac formats also reproduces (not play's) .xm .mod .s3m ..almost all formats ,even from game files music directly!

i think i watched most of the demos from thus time. but this track i did not hear. its great !

for me it was back in the days when I owned an Amstrad and went to visit a friend that just got an Amiga 1000. I was sold. Graphic, sound, everything was amazing.

Right now

I'm here from new generation with some stupid questions: where did people listen to this music? Where was this type of music published?

@@kazaaakplethkilik3229 At the most basic it was spread by floppydiscs. So "hand to hand", but also via physical mail and ofcourse through Copy Parties (precursor to LAN-Parties)... Then through BBS (bullentin board systems) by modem. Then Internet happened :)

@@kazaaakplethkilik3229 Demos, BBS or throught friends, I presume

I would add Synthwave and all its derivatives and variations as they are also partially inspired by Italo disco among many other genres.

+Gustaf Stechmann Yes it's CGI made by Ralf Ostertag for WinUAE usage.

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