Re: Re: AW: [pygame] Music...

[bob "{3.0}" <bob@threeoh.com>]

Same was true in the PC scene..  Wrote a few myself, but I never entered
the compos, I was a teenager in the US, hehe.

god bless assembly.


On 29 Jun 2001 11:26:38 +0000, Per Wigren wrote:
> On the Amiga demoscene in the early 90s there were 4k-intro 
> competitions. Some of those 4k-intros (4k total, including 
> graphics, sound, code, effects etc) were REALLY amazing!! 
> Cool tunes, fullscreen sinus textscroller on psycadelic 
> plasmaeffects etc. All in a total of 4096 bytes. Hear this, 
> Microsoft! :)
> 
> // Per Wigren
> 
> > > it's small fractions of WAVes, pitched or looped or 
> echoed. All in all a
> > > very efficient way to make music. AFAIK there are 
> competitions to make good
> > > music with files no larger than one megabyte.
> > 
> > Actually, there is a category called "chiptune" which 
> wants to keep the
> > mod file as small as possible. The two songs for a small 
> game I made are
> > 11k and 15k (I would have picked the 4k song I found, but 
> it didn't fit
> > the mood)
> > 
> > Bye!
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