"Darkside" Amiga darkcore/breakbeat ProTracker 

Haha, a demoscene Dracula!

Thanks! I've been trying to match the colors with the music or the title, if possible. Some times I just end up making a gaudy mess!

also do you release your mods anywhere?

Thanks man! I haven't gotten any confirmation that the mods work on real hardware yet, so I haven't put them on modarchive or anything. The newer ones use 128k samples so I know they wouldn't work properly, the older ones are just large in terms of total size but most people are rocking turbo charged Amigas so they'd probably be fine.

@@paulahaunt Oh I don't even have an Amiga, I just love playing around with mods I find online. I'm still a novice with PT so there's lots to learn from everyone.

@@thcdenton Oh cool, contact me through my Bandcamp page, garrisonpanyan.bandcamp.com/, I'll send them to you.

Thanks! Sometimes the track itself helps dictate the color scheme, haha!

You can find the palette editor on the same page as 8bitbubsy's Protracker clone.

Thanks! I'm a guy, haha, I just use the name Paula as a pseudonym because of the sound chip in the Amiga.

@@paulahaunt Thanks dear Paula for answering, i figured that it was a pesudonym 😄 but you never know, i am blown´ away by you creations listen everyday. Love cheers🥰🎹

Thanks, I'll have to check some Aeon stuff out. Any recommendations?

@@paulahaunt their most famous was Spice. The only album I ever found was called Void Dweller, but I think there may be some other singles out there

Yeah I'm loving this stuff, thanks for the recommendation.

@@paulahaunt no problem 👍I'm really enjoying your work; please keep creating. Thank you

Dude, I love your tracks and your cool palettes!

@@paulahaunt thnx G

I know, haha, it's me being lazy. I used to do it only when it made sense, like with a rhythmic delay effect on a melody or a longer speech sample, but now I do it all the time. It makes the file size large and probably isn't as interesting to watch, but it does save me the time and effort of basically tracking the song twice, as I'm using Renoise to edit my samples and for writing/rendering the loops.

I know right?! Reminds me of how it's done with an mpc or an sp-404. Really cool approach.

Yeah, it's my "lazy tracking" method, haha. I use Renoise to edit my samples and by the time I'm done I usually have some patterns written, so I've gotten in the habit of exporting them as full sample loops instead of one shots. It's still possible to get some variety using the 9 command, but it's not as flexible as having a bunch of one shots, and it's also probably not as interesting to watch.

@@paulahaunt I think it’s a really clever approach, and at the end of the day it’s more about how the music sounds than how it looks. Keep it up!

@@paulahaunt Also hell yeah, Renoise gang 😎