Скачать или смотреть The Muzykant - Addiction V2 (Jogeir Liljedahl, Bugs) Remix)

Original by Jogeir Liljedahl, and his friend "Bug" (Stein Erik Giske), who sadly died in a car accident in 1992. Their original is in .MOD. form. Sounds like a nice groovy-plus-a-bit-of-jazz chill track.

Remade a new version with better samples on 29 September 2021. The old remix module that I made has different instruments and a lack of "tracker reverb". It can be found on ModArchive. Sounds horrid without plugin reverb, though, so don't listen to it.

I have removed a ton of samples that were unused, so as to reduce module size. Also I have downsampled a few samples, but not too many. I think this is a pretty good take I have done on this module. A whole lot better than the last one.

Also, this obviously has no reverb plugins as I intend to make this available for all without accidentally compromising the quality when uploaded without plugin reverb. Removed two useless channels.

Meh, just rambling.

Remix by The Muzykant
29 September 2021 to 4 October 2021

Removed the old glockenspiel, someone else's trumpet, the low quality picked bass guitar, someone else's snare, someone else's tambourine (someone said it was bad and ruined the sound), and the old "piccolo". Added some little flavour to some parts.

SAMPLE CREDITS:
Picked Bass Guitar from SGMV2.01 soundfont. Modified slightly to keep timbre the same for a range of notes. Please get the original yourself. It's from this newgrounds person named "blackattackbitch" (excuse the language) that has 3+ GB of soundfonts.

I can't seem to find the original location for the Alto Saxophone Soundfont, sadly. I don't recall where it's from.

Two samples were taken from Jogeir's module because I have no idea how to mimick the sound without it sounding awful.

Glockenspiel and Snare from OrpheusGM_1.047d soundfont by (c) Virtuon 2021. Can be found on Musical Artifacts for latest releases.

Bass Drum, Bells and Synth Strings from GM.DLS Library.

Saw Lead from OpenMPT Sample Library. Kinda reminds me a bit of C64 waves.