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This page contains all music from doj mainly in the mod or xm format.
In 1992 pascal who was the first owning a sound card and a modem downloaded some files called modules together with wow1. We were damn amazed by the sound quality produced by this stuff, as we had heard mostly adlib music before. In download sessions over the weekends we got more and more MiBs of mods.
As Sound Blasters were very expensive back in the old days I built myself a parallel port DAC for 5 DM. The sound quality could compete with the 22KHz 8bit standard of a Sound Blaster 1. Soon I wanted to produce some modules on my own. At that time 3 trackers existed for the PC. Modedit which was pure crap, Creator which was quite useful, but shareware and the free Fast Tracker 1. My first mod I made in 1993 with Creator, but soon I discovered that Fast Tracker 1 was much more usable.
Sproing
16.01.1993
This was my first attempt to make music on PC. I
used Creator
from Delusion and some
old ST-01
samples from other modules. As the shareware was limited to three
patterns only I used two (don't ask me why). And as an old C64
musician I used only three channels.
Capoony
23.05.1993
This module was tracked with help from my friend bobobear.
Toll
19.06.1993
This is not the second module I tracked, but the second one I released.
Releaseing in those days meant uploading it to my favourite BBS (TECS) and telling some friends I had
uploaded a new module. Now I was only using Fast Tracker 1 with ripped
samples from other's modules.
Mercury on Ice
24.09.1993
This was my first 8 channel tune, since Fast Tracker 1 was limited to 8
channels. Back in those days I wished to have had the illuminating
Scream Tracker from Future Crew which could process 16 channels, but I
didn't manage to find it in my local german BBSes.
Lenor Remix
26.09.1993
Melody from german Lenor commercials.
-noname-
08.11.1993
In late 1993 pascal and I wanted to release a demo and pascal was
heavily coding effects, while I was trying to track good music. We
decided to drive to The Party 1993 and release something there. As a group name we
used Eniac, but found out later that this name was used by someone else
in Switzerland.
-noname-
12.11.1993
And a second module for our demo, which was a little bit better than the above one.
Axel F - remixed
12.11.1993
My friend Johan opened a BBS for Macintosh in the beginning of
November. Now he wanted me to remix the old Axel F song for a BBS
intro. Not a difficult job I think.
This mod file was also used in fr-minus-01 from farbrausch.
dojny
22.09.1993
yo
30.05.1993
In Spring of 1994 Scream Tracker III finally was released. I think no one did expect it, but it was definately the best tracker existing in the pc demo scene. But I never liked the interface and the handling and kept on tracking with Fast Tracker. So I was limited to 8 channels, but I think that was enough at that time.
After we did not manage to travel to The Party 3 we worked on a demo for Computer Crossroad. But this party got canceled and so we had to wait until summer and Assembly 1994. Pascal did not want to travel the long way to Helsinki, so hook and I did it. We had a contribution for the intro competition called VeX, but it wasn't shown (don't ask me why, I certainly wasn't too bad to be preselected). Anyway Assembly was a great party and we got to know many important people of the demo scene, which we only had heard of before.
After Assembly pascal was very disappointed that our intro did not rock and he liked to write a nice space game. At first he worked on some powerfull music and sound effect routines. But he had so much fun coding sound stuff that he wanted to release it as a player first. So he coded a mod and s3m player.
It was in November when Fast Tracker 2 got released. As I always have been a fan of Fast Tracker I downloaded it immediatly and was amazed. It was very good looking had powerfull new effects and capabilities never seen in trackers before. I convinced pascal that this tracker will set the standard very soon and he must include xm support in his player. At first he did not want to code it, because xm was far more difficult to implement than the old mod or s3m stuff, but he finally managed it.
At The Party 1994 we had a first version of our player ready and to our surprise it was the only one capable of playing xm's. After we announced the first xm player many people wanted to have a copy and it spread quite well.
The 5th and Best
08.01.1994
I think this is my first module you can really listen to.
toccata and fuge
24.01.1994
In January I bought a fine CD of Bach's Toccata und Fuge, a
piece of music I like very much. So I went to our music library and
borrowed the transcript and started to track it. But the quality of modules
is too bad compared to real organs, so I gave it up.
Ephisto
26.02.1994
In February I met a guy called Shadow Dancer in a chat in the TECS BBS. He told me he
downloaded all my songs I've tracked so far and likes them, but they
were suffering some good melodies. I realised that my modules
definativly lacked melody and tracked this song.
A if you didn't knew, Shadow Dancer is called Torus today...
baz
24.04.1994
Some funny samples
29.04.1994
In the beginning of 1994 I liked the euro-dance music style very much.
Today it is total crap but the early songs a DJ Bobo, Culture Beat and
others were really good. I bought some cassettes and started to sample
things. This is an example of the shit I produced with it.
Sad 'n Calm
01.05.1994
I think in April I bought myself the brand new Sound Blaster 16 and
started sampling heavily. As I own a piano I samples it too. But I'm
still wondering why the quality is so bad.
Hey, DJ Bobo :-)
16.06.1994
As I said before I liked the early songs of DJ Bobo and this is some
mixed samples from some songs.
-noname-
19.06.1994
As pascal and I decided to make some production for assembly I started
tracking. This is one of the songs we did not use.
Doj's Demo Intro 1
24.06.1994
And another song we never used.
Harmo
27.06.1994
Another songs using the bad samples from my piano.
Nicecover
10.07.1994
The BBS intro of the Point Break BBS had some Adlib tune I like very
much. So I tracked a remix. This was the second time I used Scream Tracker 3, don't
ask me why I used it.
VexIntro song
07.1994
This song was finally used for our first 64K
Intro VeX
presented
at Assembly
1994. This version was released with the source code, so it is not
identical with the party version, but there is no existing copy
left.
Cubical
26.12.1994
Since December 1995 I only used Fast Tracker 2. This was the demo song of Cubic Player 0.9
that showed it's capability of playing XMs. The song is really bad.
Flowers of Vain
26.12.1994
My contribution for multi channel music competition at The Party 1994. Of course it did not compete in the competition.
Why don't you believe me anymore?
1994
Featuring my detuned piano.
The first half of 1995 was mainly used in developing Cubic Player. With the 0.96 release in March the player had it's breakthrough and in summer it was the most used player in the scene.
For Assembly 1995 we made some productions which you should check out in the Gallery. I improved my style a lot during this year and got used to all the effects and techniques needed to produce decent music.
Arab Dreams
25.03.1995
This is one of the best modules I tracked ever. I worked on it for
about three weeks, but never found a good event to release it.
High Up 2
21.05.1995
In the beginning of 1995 I discovered Jogeir Lilljedahl's modules. I
only knew Guitar Slinger before, but due to some chance I found some
more mods of him. I like his style very much and think he is one of the
most important trackers ever. I tried to imitate his style but did not
succeed at all.
ani1
16.07.1995
During July we were working very hard on our Animation for Assembly 1995.
This was one of the attempts to write the sound track.
Intro &
Space02
07.08.1995
These are the modules from
our Space01 Animation
released
at Assembly
1995. The modules have no sound effects, cause they are quite
disturbing if you don't see the action on screen. I handed in this
module for multi channel compo, but as expected it was not played
(techno is always a bad choice for compos).
Intro
Space02
Data6
19.08.1995
Nothing special about this song.
Small 2
05.09.1995
A short piece of music just for background playing.
Gloria,
Verarschung II -main &
Endpart
17.09.1995
Together with chaos/cubic I made a simulation of electrical shit with
resistors etc. Physik - Die
Hausaufgabe
Gloria
Main
Endpart
Sunday Eve Mood
Sep 1995
This was my first attempt to write chip music. I like good chip tunes
and you can guess that I tracked this on a Sunday Evening.
Land of Dreams
Oct 1995
Doom 5
05.10.1995
This song Was inspired from Cube's music and I tried to create something big.
Cactus
29.10.1995
A techno song tracked on Sunday after staying in Hamburg's premium trance club Tunnel.
Stringy
01.11.1995
Nothing to say about this one.
Lasse Reinbøng Song
04.11.1995
Score from our
intro Lasse
Reinbøng released
at The Party
1995.
Chip3
01.12.1995
The third chip song. I do not release the second one, because it was too bad and I don't find it any more today.
second4
1995
My first attempt at adlib music, which was made
with Reality Adlib
Tracker. It was used in the BBS addy
digi.com for
the Digital Nightmare BBS.
The smallest XM ever
1995
As I really liked Fast Tracker 2 I wanted to make the smallest xm ever
and use it uuencoded as an email signature (or in fido). But nothing
can be small enough (see
also Donau) and Matthias
Klaften then made an
even smaller
tune.
Arabic
11.01.1996
My second module with some kind of arabic theme. We used it in our fast
intro for Symposium 1996.
Chip4
21.01.1996
This small chip song was written for pascal's MXM player which was
released in Jan 1996.
Now What 1996
19.02.1996
At The Party 1995 we met some Amiga guys who were organising a party near Hamburg
called Symposium 1996. I tracked this song plus the following one for our
invitation intro. It was inspired by the now what series by Dr. Awesome.
Startup
19.02.1996
The startup module for the invitation. I don't like this module at all,
cause I think it's pure noise and loudness, but many people think it is
cool.
Ballad of Romeo
24.03.1996
I always thought that guitar samples sucked in all the modules I knew,
but nevertheless tried to make a nice acoustic guitar module. This is the result.
Ah, and the module competet in multi channel compo at Symposium 1996. I
think it made it to the last place (15/15).
Wenn das Wasser blubbert
25.03.1996
A techno song for multi channel compo at Mekka 1996. It was the only
module that was preselected.
Stallinator Score
03.1996
The music used in the demo Stallinator by ToPCReW for Mekka 1996.
Das mysteriöse Haus
19.04.1996
A house music xm. All samples are included on the Groovy Bytes CD,
which I won for the fast intro at Mekka 1996.
Who left on the light?
07.1996
The music from our fast intro Who left on the light? created at Summer Encounter 1996.
Trip 2 Assembly
02.07.1996
A module tracked right before Assembly 1996. pascal had planned some short demo, but nothing was relased.
Chip 6
30.07.1996
And just another chip song. We finally used it for our Summer Encounter 1996
64KiB intro What, because I wasn't able to track something good at the
party place.
Toasted Score
16.08.1996
Score from the demo Toasted released at Assembly 1996.
Insomnia Remix
15.09.1996
In August/September the song Faithless by Insomnia was the chart
breaker. I liked the well known synthy sequence very much and tracked
this remix.
Mumm
September 1996
A MIDI version of the music used in commercials for Mumm.
Lasse 1996 01.11.1996 The MIDI file from Lasse Reinbøng '96.
Vincent die Lippe
15.02.1997
Another dull techno tune.
Dancefloor Attack
23.02.1997
Torus named this song.
Easy Guitar
14.06.1997
A Guitar Ballad song. If you liked Ballad of Romeo I think you can
have some joy with this one too. This song features submissive at the
guitar and doj (as always) doing the rest of the mix. We tried to get
this running in
the Assembly
1997 competition, but as more or less expected it was not played.
Torus and doj performed this song
at Underground Conference
6.26 (2002) in the Multichannel with Live Support
competition and placed 1st.
Retro Module Final
August 1997
Music for our demo Retro released at Assembly 1997.
Music from Trapped 2
Summer 1997
Music for the Amiga Game Trapped
2 by TTS/Oxyron. The Game is a
role-playing game set in dungeons. The archive contains all 10 songs I
wrote for the game.
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Lessons
December 1997
The majority of this music was composed
by Chromag^Polka
Brothers. He made this music already in 1996 and wasn't available
when the demo was finished
at The Party
1997. Crash needed someone to make music for
the ballon part, which I
did.
Fastintro
02.05.1998
Music from our Fastintro
released at
the Teklords
Spring 1998 meeting.
C64 Underground Soundtrack
24.07.1998
Music from our fast intro C64
Underground released at the
Scala 1998 meeting.
Mit dem Schlagzeug die Treppe runterfallen
12.09.98
While Assign/e9
was eating a pizza and the audience were waiting for the 4 channel
competition at ms^98 to
start, KB and I decided to make a fast
song for the competition. As KB was lacking of decent sound support I
took the headphones and KB the keyboard. So KB tracked and I commented
if it sounded good. This is the result. As usual my entries in
competitions become and deserve the last place. There a picture on
slengpung.
Demo's not finished yet
Spring 2000
In March 2000 doj bought an electric guitar and started
practicing (his teacher was the famous Krautrocker Rainer Baumann). Some
weeks later he decided to record a track. You can hear my famous
detuned piano, my bass (which I bought in 1997, but never really used)
and my new guitar. All was recorded and mixed with a demo version of
Cool Edit (now Adobe
Audition) which randomly inserted those cowbells into the final
mix. As they fit the low-tech character of this recording well I just
left them in.
Breakpoint 2003 Live Jam
At Breakpoint
2003 I performed in
the live jam. You can
get an impression how it looked like with a picture
on slengpung.
All music in a HTTP/mp3 streamable playlist.
$Date: 2021-01-23 20:30:01 +0100 (Sat, 23 Jan 2021) $ © by doj