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3d math by Lithium of VLA
/code/3d/docs/3d_math.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
11,835 bytes
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| Explanations of some 3d math concepts - I remember not getting the 3d rotations working correctly when I first started programming, but I'm not sure if that's my fault or the fault of the doc. Most of the docs are some simple linear algebra. They spell out the equations in the end for those who can't completely understand them.
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3d basics by Synergist
/code/3d/docs/3dbasics.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
2,745 bytes
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| Some basic 3d documentation - I'd never want to tell someone that this doc is a good place to start. The person writing this has no concept of structures, which severely ease the programming of complex things such as 3d systems.
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Zed 3D by Zed
/code/3d/docs/zed3d095.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
697,450 bytes
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| Zed 3d - a document explaining the maths you'll need for 3d. Word and postscript formats of the same file. Zed has an attention to detail and a great way to explain all the math. I highly recommend this to anyone starting to make a 3d engine who doesn't know where to start (start with the math, not the polygon fillers, believe me! the fillers are trivial in comparison). See the bibliography for where to go next.
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Rotating 3d escher-knot by Oliver Nash
/code/3d/systems/gsescher.zip
| 30 Jun 1998 (catalog date)
19,895 bytes
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| The author says he appreciates a mention when you "steal" his formula, but "his" formula was already used on the amiga a long time ago. It might be useful downloading though if you're a starting 3d coder because the flatshaded 3d engine is very easy to understand. C
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Crappy Texture Map by Mandrill
/code/3d/trifill/texmap/ctm.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
6,214 bytes
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| Crappy Texture Map. At least you know what code should be doing what. The filler looks familiar (the register lay out). The texture 'swims' so I'm not sure this is a routine to emulate.
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GUS Environment by Patch
/code/audio/detect/gusenv.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
1,481 bytes
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| Grabs the Ultrasnd environment for you - Good for those who don't know how to find an environment variable, but it doesn't tell you much. It may give you a place to start.
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oplid by ? of Audiotrix
/code/audio/detect/oplid.zip
| 11 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
31,180 bytes
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| Detects what type of OPL chip is on your sound card - An ad for audiotrix more than anything else. No code. It looks like there should be more files in the archive than there are.
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F. mod docs by Firelight
/code/audio/docs/fmoddoc.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
83,795 bytes
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| Firelight's mod format description - The perfect text file for someone who is writing a mod player especially first timers. Assumes knowledge of programming and doesn't cover details of sound card specific issues, like setting up a DMA transfer or initializing the sound card.
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IW SDK
/code/audio/docs/iw_sdk20.zip
| 10 Jul 1997 (catalog date)
2,796,518 bytes
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| The SDK for the IW chip. The docs are Adobe Acrobat files and are probably meant for printing out. I didn't try yet, but the "univerval translator" at CMU should be able to convert the files to a text format, which would be infinitely more useful. This is one of those everything you needed to know and more type docs.
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Midas v1.11 by Sahara Surfers
/code/audio/players/midas111.zip
| 17 Jan 1999 (catalog date)
1,981,785 bytes
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| Rating:
| This version fixes some bugs in the 1.1 version, which was really necessary because some demos who used that version really sounded bad on a gus, so make sure you use this version, and not an older one!
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Tiny Play by pascal of Cubic Team
/code/audio/players/mxmp12.zip
| 11 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
92,697 bytes
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| Rating:
| Tiny Gus Play - Has source for the player, but can interface with asm and watcom. GUS only. requires that music be run through a converter and the playback is similar to FT2 when it comes to s3ms (but it will play xm's!)
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Sound Deluxe System 5.04 by Maple Leaf
/code/audio/players/sds504.zip
| 17 Jan 1999 (catalog date)
603,983 bytes
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| This player supports a lot of different module formats, but the GUS support seems to have a bug because I hear nothing, while it works great on my Soundblaster Pro. It supports a lot of different languages, including Turbo Basic!
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Data (de)compressing Library by Markus Oberhumer
/code/compress/lzo100.zip
| 17 Jan 1999 (catalog date)
375,931 bytes
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| Rating:
| Favours speed over compression ratio which makes it very suitable for realtime (de)compression. Supports a lot of different operating systems and even the Atari ST TOS.
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Space Port 2 BBS intro source by PSI
/code/demosrc/bbsintro/fcsp2src.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
32,242 bytes
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| Sources to a BBS intro with ADlib music, scrollie, and star field all in 1993 bytes - The Adlib player in this BBS intro has been ripped and used time and time again by many people. Simple and easy to use. Kudos to those who have credited the source of where they got their player.
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Boardz source by Vulture
/code/demosrc/bbsintro/vga-vul1.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
11,913 bytes
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| Source for a BBS loader with a star field and scrollie - I never thought I'd give this high a rating for source to a BBS loader, but I figure there's got to be some way for people to know what to look for. The source is beautiful and there are more comments than there are lines of source! *Perfect* for the beginner, though not a tutorial.
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Amnesia Vector source by Tran of Renaissance
/code/demosrc/demos/as.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
7,047 bytes
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| The sources for the temple vector part of Amnesia - Sparce comments. Tight code, but probably only understandable by those who have written atleast a simple vector system and familiar with pmode. Certainly good code, but I question its usefulness to those who read it.
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Bytes & Kisses source by Jeff Lawson of JL Enterprise
/code/demosrc/demos/bkisssrc.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
513,669 bytes
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| Sources for a demo with a scrollie, plasma, shadebobs, tunnel, bitmap rotation and stretching, and cool credits - Nice comments, but not precompiled. add /misc.!!! to your path and be sure to have pklite somewhere in your path. Go through each directory and use Borland's make on all the targets of each make file. Then make bytekiss.exe from /. Nice demo for its time, but frightfully boring except on Valentine's day. :)
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Byte B4 Christmas source by Jeff Lawson of JL Enterprise
/code/demosrc/demos/byte-src.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
560,382 bytes
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| Sources for a demo with snowflakes, fire, and some text writers - Nice comments, but not precompiled. add /misc.!!! to your path and be sure to have pklite somewhere in your path. Go through each directory and use Borland's make on all the targets of each make file. Then make bytekiss.exe from /. Nice demo for its time, but frightfully boring except on Christmas Eve :)
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1k source by Frenzy of SparC
/code/demosrc/intros/1k_sourc.zip
| 18 Mar 1997 (catalog date)
11,052 bytes
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| source to a 1k intro (911 bytes). Easy to follow code, but it's ideal you understand it all in the first place. Odd use of fpu (uses lots of fi[blah] instructions... why not take advantage of extra precision?)
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Seasick source by Draeden of VLA
/code/demosrc/intros/sea_code.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
33,542 bytes
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| Rating:
| Source for an intro with a reflecting scrollie and text writer - Old source, but well constructed. Great for those who just know asm, but don't know how to put something complete together using just asm.
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2d bump mapping by HELiX
/code/effects/bump/bumpsrc.zip
| 18 Mar 1997 (catalog date)
63,540 bytes
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| Simple example and explanation of how to do 2d bump mapping. Looks like it was written by a beginner (because of the code optimization, or lack there of), but is fairly nicely commented, which is a big plus!
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Gallery Source by ARM of Iguana
/code/effects/doom/gallery.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
593,716 bytes
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| Source to Iguana's gallery scene from Inconexia (a doom clone) - Nice code, but low accuracy on the maths. Cool pictures, but I saw them the first time, when they were in the Prado. :) I always thought that there should have been an Easter Egg for May 3rd. Run subdirs.exe to get the full source.
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small flame by Gaffer of PRoMETHEUS
/code/effects/fire/flame160.zip
| 18 Mar 1997 (catalog date)
2,964 bytes
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| Source for a small fire routine. Doesn't actually work on my computer. To answer a question proposed by the author about size optimization, inc al is bigger than inc ax because intel doesn't have an inc /r8 instruction. inc ax is of the form inc /r16 which compiles to db 40+rw, where rw = 0 for ax, 1 for cx, 2 for dx, 3 for bx, ... inc al is of the form inc r/m8 and compiles to db FE /1 where /1 = c0 for al, c4 for ah, c1 for bl..., 05 for a memory reference.... See an intel document for more details.
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Iguana Landscape by JCAB, Jare of Iguana
/code/effects/land/ign_land.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
23,458 bytes
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| The voxel landscape from Heartquake - No explaination of the effect, non-recompileable. The code is largely dependant on code libraries that the coders have developed and is thus somewhat difficult to follow.
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bglass by Konrad Olejnik of K!O
/code/effects/lens/bglass.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
50,803 bytes
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| Bumped glass routine. For TMT pascal. You might call this a bump map type effect. The difference I'm going to call is that bump map routines alter light intensity while lens routines change your position in a texture map. Interesting way to get the timer! :) For C users, that would be int *time = 0x046C. See a BIOS data reference for further details.
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Voxel by 6502 of Fatal Rage
/code/effects/voxel/newvox.zip
| 26 Jun 1997 (catalog date)
3,227 bytes
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| Beautiful hightfield rendering. If there's anyone with half a clue who can't understand this, I'd like to know. The effect itself is beautiful, fast, and the code is gratuitously commented. My only quip is having (gipped) allocation of some 180k that just eats up base memory. Has no .exe, but compiles with watcom with no problems.
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Animation Construction Kit 3D (source) by Lary Myers
/code/effects/worlds/acksrc.zip
| 25 Aug 1997 (catalog date)
146,731 bytes
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| A Wolfenstein-like 3d world engine by Lary Myers, including all sources and a good explanation of how it works. To make it run you also have to download ackkit.zip which contains all the data.
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LZO Data Compression Library v0.20 by Markus Oberhumer
/code/fileutil/lzo020.zip
| 06 Oct 1996 (catalog date)
184,964 bytes
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| over conscious about compression ratios and statistics and has many long files about its stats in the /doc directory, but no description about the API. You have to figure out how to use it yourself from the two short examples that come with it. Otherwise, it's fairly complete and you can decide which compression routines you'd like to link yourself (assuming you can figure out that much).
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AWE-DIP-01-ENG by Creative Labs engineers
/code/hardware/audio/adip.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
708,753 bytes
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| Examples and API for using the AWE32 - And people wonder why there's not much SB support. The information in the packet is contorted. I could go on this for days. Comments like /* main - here's where the fun begins */ are misleading. The fun actually began several hundred lines ago (starting at line 134). It's late. I'm not exactly bored, but this bit of code is frustrating. I wonder why CL even bothered. There are no technical docs of any sort and the code that is here *REEKS* of bad style. For extra frustration, I unzipped the file which had a self extracting .exe in it, which gave me 4 zips which when each extracted with the -d option finally gives me the SDK. Kneebiter - at 1:30 in the morning. Need more tea...
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CPUID for intel by Doctor Sludge
/code/hardware/cpu/cputest2.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
10,953 bytes
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| Source to detect which intel chip is in a computer - Detects the processor for sure, but does it by checking for invalid opcodes. If you need to detect CPU type, I suggest /code/hardware/processor/cpuid3.zip.
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Collection of ASM sources by ? of Blue Nose Productions
/code/hardware/general/asm_good.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
118,612 bytes
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| Lots of ASM sources, mostly for hardware and BIOS routines - It's somewhat difficult to find what you want, but the comments tell you what you need to know (but not what you have to do) to get everything compiled. Looks like a great source for the cut & paste coder. Given the nature of the routines, I'd say that was the intended purpose of this release.
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Keyboard handler by Patch
/code/hardware/keyboard/kbdhand9.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
26,409 bytes
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| Source for making a keyboard handler (int 9) and reading the keyboard from the handler - Doesn't tell you much, but is a good demonstration. I'd suggest for those needing to write a keyboard handler is to get a hardware reference for the keyboard and see what other options are available and how the code works.
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Flat Real by Herman Dullink
/code/hardware/memory/flat.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
11,758 bytes
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| A flat real mode interface - For those who'd rather kludge real mode than switch to protected mode. Conceivably useful for 4k intros which may need a quick and cheap entry into a flat memory model.
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Flat Real Mode by Nix of Massive
/code/hardware/memory/mass-frm.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
8,248 bytes
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| A flat real mode interface - For those who'd rather kludge real mode than switch to protected mode. Conceivably useful for 4k intros which may need a quick and cheap entry into a flat memory model.
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Real Memory by Chatter
/code/hardware/memory/realmem.zip
| 10 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
10,850 bytes
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| Supposedly gets you past the 64k barrier in real mode - I have no clue what compiler this is supposed to compile for. It uses opcodes not allowed in BC's inline assembler, watcom doesn't use that kind of inline assembler (and doesn't need this extender anyway), and this is pointless for djgpp which only compiles 32bit pmode apps. I have neither TC (but considering that's a sub-set of BC I can assume it won't work) nor Quick C (but that's so old, it's inline assembler's probably incomplete too).
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Kernel 1.30b
/code/hardware/pmode/krnl130b.zip
| 26 Jun 1997 (catalog date)
314,227 bytes
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| A Pmode kernel program with some extra libraries. Has a sound library and many other extras to make up for the fact that it's rather new and things such as midas, GUSPlay, or whatnot won't work with it. It's picky about assembling (tasm32+wlink only). No real documentation to help you get started.
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3d Lib by deks
/code/tutors/math/3dlib.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
6,095 bytes
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| Simple vector and matrix functions. Useless unless you know what they do, and easier to make than use if you do know. Correct code (and math) at the very least.
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Boot by ? of Ooze
/code/utils/boot/0l_boot.zip
| 25 Aug 1997 (catalog date)
81,135 bytes
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| Reboots & boot sector util. A utility that'll reboot your computer (which isn't terribly useful) and to read/write boot sectors. It's a good, hard to find utility for someone just poking into that sort of stuff.
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Bin 2 DB by Escape
/code/utils/compiler/bin2db24.zip
| 12 Aug 1997 (catalog date)
12,087 bytes
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| A bin 2 db util. See my comments to incpro3.zip. Also, take out the "coded in 100% Assembler" line. It's dorky, especially for something whose main function (input/output) is easiest handled by a high level language and whose speed of execution is on the magnitude of 2 seconds.
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Bin 2 Pal by pneyz of smoof
/code/utils/graphics/b2pal100.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
10,133 bytes
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| Converts raw data to palette includeable stuff. Remember: there are no upload/download ratios on hornet. Please don't feel compelled to upload something merely for the sake of uploading something. Who do you think you're helping?
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Tiny PCX by Sugar Less
/code/utils/graphics/tinypcx.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
1,165 bytes
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| 164 byte pcx loader. Only works on 320x200x256 images (because of video mode and failing to check the image's actual size) and doesn't explain the pcx file format (which is more or less trivial)
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Text Mode FLI/FLC Player
/code/video/txtfli.zip
| 06 Oct 1996 (catalog date)
99,695 bytes
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| Buggy mode set, only worked in a dos box from win '95. Had information about the text mode demo compo and was rather impressive for what it did. Otherwise, tight code for what it does, sparce, useless comments.
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WIN95 And Demos Starter by Cute Elf
/code/windows/ce-win95.zip
| 19 Jan 1998 (catalog date)
18,929 bytes
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| Library for using DirectDraw for making demo effects. Use Winzip to decompress archive because of the long file names. If using DirectX 5, you have to change two lines in DirectXConversion.cpp to type cast to (DirectDrawSurface2 *). When you try to compile, you'll know which lines those are. Hmm... maybe wince stands for Win-CuteElf. (If you see this, are you going back there?)
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Ancient Tracks by Tangerine of T-Rex
/music/disks/1996/tan-ant.zip
| 23 Jan 1997 (catalog date)
2,023,579 bytes
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| This guy is consistenly good and even samples some of his own stuff (a lost art). This pack was released in 1996 but contains his tunes from 1995. I wish I knew what he was doing these days.
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Xm2wav 1.06 by Digisnap
/music/programs/convert/xm2wav06.zip
| 13 Sep 1997 (catalog date)
43,308 bytes
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| | 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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The Pulse 0.90 by Ladislav Lostak of Unreal
/music/programs/players/pulse090.zip
| 20 Sep 1998 (catalog date)
1,009,064 bytes
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| | New Czech player of all types of mods, mp3 and wav for Win95/98/NT. The newest beta version brings completely rebuilt system based on "components" (allows to add new features, e.g. new format loader, just by adding the dll library to the directory), new design structure (non-rectangle windows, animated buttons, ...} that allows to change design on-fly while playing, and WinAMP skins support with non-observed differences, 12-parameter Reverb editor with presets saving, simple playlist editor, pop-up menu on right-click, external tools for associating extensions and Systray, several new (and splendid) designs, nice splash-screen on start, sid format support (Commodore 64), full-customizable taskbar using "Captions", and lots of more features which are to be improved in upcoming versions. Supports 669, far, fnk, it, m15, mdl, med, mod, mtm, mp1/2/3, nst, raw, s3m, sid/dat, stm, ult, wav, wow and xm.
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Hammerhead by Bram Bos
/music/programs/samplers/hhbeta96.zip
| 24 May 1997 (catalog date)
1,440,712 bytes
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| | What is HammerHead ? HammerHead is a simple TR-909-like drumcomputer program aiming at the dance-scene. You can use it to create perfect Techno-loops, Jungle patterns and real BAD-MOFO-KICK-ASS-NOISY-GABBA-SHIT. What is HammerHead not ? HammerHead is not Shareware, it's Freeware . No frustrating save-disabling, no grayed-out-menu-features, no paying serious money, no annoying messages and most of all NO TIME LIMIT... HammerHead is not a Bossa Nova tool... This means that you won't find any sucky Tom-Toms, Shakers, Cowbells, Congas and Bongos in this box... What you WILL find is cool 909 shit, bad overdriven bassdrums, lotsa snaredrums, claps, and complete breakbeats to spice up the lot. Buckets-o-fun for making Jungle.
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Metabolic Virtual File System 1.0 by Slater of Metabolic
/music/programs/unusual/mvfs.zip
| 12 Jun 1997 (catalog date)
36,850 bytes
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| | MetaBolic Virtual File System is a set of DOS-based utilities which allow a user to create virtual links to files. This way a file can be present many times on your harddisk while using diskspace only once. The system is transparant to existing and future applications. Virtual files can be accessed just as if they were real files.
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Nut Chords 1.1 by Nutcase of Kinetic PC
/music/programs/unusual/nutcho11.zip
| 05 May 1997 (catalog date)
79,630 bytes
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| | Excellent chord-finder for musicians and composers. This chord-finder can find all variations of any chords in any tuning possible. You can add more weird chords if you want. Program is based on logics and can really show all variations where to pick up a chord with guitar. Program works on PC/DOS/VGA machines. Featuring: fretboard and keyboard view, mouse and shortkey controls, searching for chords, pick up chords and keys from lists, converting chords between piano and guitar. Perfect tool for all serious composers, trackers as well. TRY IT, it's good. Thanks.
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Vibe Control Center V1.01 by Logos of Charlie Brown Records
/music/programs/unusual/vibe101.zip
| 06 Jun 1997 (catalog date)
618,214 bytes
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| | Vibe Control Center is a program which enlightens the work of the (music-)group manager. VCC has a powerful (paradox-based) database in which all the group- data can be entered. With this information VCC can easily print fancy text-files in the format you have designed with the powerful (html-alike) text-structuring language. VCC can also pack your releases or disks with the push of a button, WITH the info-files that carry the latest of your group its information. No more endlessly preparing an info-file for a musicdisk or release, just push that button. By downloading Vibe, you have earned a good night sleep, Logos
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Samples from TB Proteus 1/XR by Sam Eassa
/music/samples/proteus3.zip
| 10 Sep 1996 (catalog date)
746,435 bytes
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| | This is the third of a series of samples extracted from the Turtle Beach Multisound Proteus 1/XR synthesizer. Whereas the first and second collections (proteus1.zip and proteus2.zip) were a collection of melodic as well as percussion samples at 22kHz/16 bits, this one is percussion only at 44.1kHz/16 bits. Based on some good feedback (thanks Jester :-) I kept all samples very basic (no combos or riffs) for maximum usefulness. The quality is also better due to the fact that the sampling was done locally on the multisound as opposed to using a seperate PC. This has yielded some very quiet and crisp samples compared to the first sets of samples. Although the samples are in .wav format, they can be ported to .smp or almost any other using a program such as Goldwave. All samples are 44.1kHz, 16 bit and were created by playing different percussion notes on the multisound, and capturing them live to RAM and then to disk. Post editing was done to optimize gain and remove the dead space.
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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
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| | 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
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| | 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
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| | 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
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| | 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
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| | 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
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| | 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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Korg X5 Drum Samples by Soundwave
/music/samples/swx5drum.zip
| 11 Oct 1997 (catalog date)
7,257,634 bytes
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| | People have been looking for more drums, so I gave them it. This is a nice little series of drums taken from the Korg X5 drum machine. There's 109 drum samples in this pack, which should be more than enough to satisfy your drum appetite.
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