mirrorbird (01:30:14)
around the same time (early 90s, i was a little child) i met "Mr Pack", compression tool

Agemixer (01:29:36)
ehhehe It did't use all the memory.... but less limited than some most known editors around, even. Very spartan edit-wise, but the sound creation screen.... now that was something big to learn about. Yes. The sound editing took one whole screenful

mirrorbird (01:29:19)
yes the bottom 1/3rd of the screen is reserved for vu-meter bullshit. "these things are sent to try us"

mirrorbird (01:28:29)
must have been based on an early Amiga one i suppose. but this was quite old, from 1991 i think

mirrorbird (01:28:05)
this is the first 'tracker' i ever saw https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk -- altho i had seen music maker stuff before, with like sheet-music notation

Agemixer (01:27:48)
Yep! Yip! Jori Olkkonen

mirrorbird (01:27:31)
looks horrible, i like it, that means more memory for your tuna

mirrorbird (01:27:05)
YIP of pure byte

Agemixer (01:26:11)
LOOOOOOK https://csdb.dk

mirrorbird (01:25:56)
i drew them carefully on huge sheets of graph paper. about 10 years later i met the guy who code the game, he was a sysadmin at Oxford university.

Last Knight

Moby (Frédéric Motte)

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