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Chaos 4k intro source by Codex
/code/demosrc/intros/chaos4k1.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
14,345 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| Rating: 
| Sources for a 4k intro with static, sinus scrollie, vector cube, and some other stuff - No comments or description. Rather non-standard C at that, but I wonder how else a 4k intro would be made in C. Good for the curious.
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Flat Real Mode Interface by Juanito
/code/hardware/memory/frmi_150.exe
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
38,210 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| Rating: 
| An interface for flat real mode from BC - Has some docs on xms and comments explaining how the interface works itself. I didn't test to see if it works. Doesn't work in v86 mode, meaning most programs made with this will require a reboot.
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FreePack DOS extender by Narech Koumar of Supernar Systems Intl.
/code/hardware/pmode/dos32a.zip
| 25 Aug 1997 (catalog date)
520,938 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| Rating:
| Another DOS extender option. I didn't test this for usefulness. I doesn't look any more difficult to learn to use than Adam Seychell's (sp?) Dos32 or Thomas Pytel/Charles Scheffold's Pmode/w. How well it functions is another story. Full documentation available. Comes with a tetris clone presumeably made using the extender. No source.
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tinyRTL by Solar Designer
/code/utils/compiler/bpc-trtl.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
13,314 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| Rating:
| A pas TPU with source for creating small exes - A TPU that replaces the system TPU in Turbo Pascal so that small .exes can be made. The example .exes are deceiving as there is no built in support for writing text and other such things. Knowledge of assembler will be necessary for most programs you'd write with this.
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DeKompress DOS32 by Dark Fibre
/code/utils/compiler/dkd32.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
12,414 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| Rating:
| Decompresses files made with and compressed via DOS32 - This utility could be useful for rippers faced with intros coded with DOS32. It will unpack the exe and one can use further programs to extract mod files or graphics.
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Xm2wav 1.06 by Digisnap
/music/programs/convert/xm2wav06.zip
| 13 Sep 1997 (catalog date)
43,308 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | xm-2-wav 1.06 by Digisnap. Supports four point (spline) sample interpolation, anti click algorithm and (NEW) envelope interpolation. Especially made for those who want to burn their XM's on CD-ROM.
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Soundwave's Sample Collection, Waldorf Pulse by Soundwave
/music/samples/s16pulse.zip
| 13 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
23,581,833 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | Samples of the Waldorf Pulse bass synthesizer, 44.1kHz 16 bit, 8 packs. The Waldorf Pulse is a classy, 3-VCO analog bass synthesizer with some nice acid-tweaking knobs if done right. It can do great Minimoog sounds, screeching leads, and more. Some are homemade, some are not, some are factory patches. Most are multisampled for that analog feel if you split up the waveform. Lots of bass sounds - that's what the Pulse is good for.
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Roland D-50 Samples by Soundwave
/music/samples/swd50.zip
| 11 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
16,076,830 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | Samples taken from a Roland D50, the king of the late 80s - LA synthesis and PCM samples. This sample pack is made for those with samplers, not those who simply are trackers. All samples are default sampled at C3 unless noted in the text, and recorded at 44.1khZ, 16 bit on a Pro Audio Spectrum 16. Some of these samples you won't find anywhere else, BTW. Sorry, no loop points or envelopes are provided.
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Yamaha DX-27 Samples by Soundwave
/music/samples/swdx27.zip
| 11 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
16,992,316 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | Samples taken from the Yamaha DX27 - 4-op FM, the little cousin of the DX7. This sample pack is made for those with samplers, not those who simply are trackers. All samples are default sampled at C3 unless noted in the text, and recorded at 44.1khZ, 16 bit on a Pro Audio Spectrum 16. Some of these samples you won't find anywhere else, BTW. Sorry, no loop points or envelopes are provided.
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Roland Juno 106 Samples by Soundwave
/music/samples/swjuno1.zip
| 11 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
15,529,471 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | Samples taken from the Roland Juno 106 - Analog-based synthesizer with thundering bass. This sample pack is made for those with samplers, not those who simply are trackers. All samples are default sampled at C3 unless noted in the text, and recorded at 44.1khZ, 16 bit on a Pro Audio Spectrum 16. Some of these samples you won't find anywhere else, BTW. Sorry, no loop points or envelopes are provided.
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Oberheim Matrix 1000 Samples by Soundwave
/music/samples/swoberhm.zip
| 11 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
34,540,308 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | This is yet another sample pack made for those with samplers and high-end trackers. 50 samples are in this pack, all coming from bank 0 (!) of the Oberheim Matrix 1000. The Oberheim Matrix 1000 is a nice little analog synthesizer with classic Oberheim sounds, for those who don't know. The samples were done on a Turtle Beach Tropez. Hopefully this provides a tad better audio quality than the Pro Audio Spectrum 16 (which in itself wasn't bad). Sorry, no loop points or envelopes are provided.
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Korg X5 Samples by Soundwave
/music/samples/swx5.zip
| 11 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
16,367,474 bytes
| Download FTP scene.org
| | Samples taken from the Korg X5, a classy little sample-based synthesizer. This sample pack is made for those with samplers, not those who simply are trackers. All samples are default sampled at C3 unless noted in the text, and recorded at 44.1khZ, 16 bit on a Pro Audio Spectrum 16. Some of these samples you won't find anywhere else, BTW. Sorry, no loop points or envelopes are provided.
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