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Music Request / Re: Anyone know the name of the .MOD used on this video?
« on: May 02, 2013, 01:54:43 »
Hi, I have been searched but not found yet.

The main tune (mod.sampa), I'm sure to have (in any place).

The others I don't know because Luiz don't distribute anything about Discovery Software.

Juler sell the work to Discovery, so he don't have too.

Well, when possible I search again.

See ya.
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Music Request / Re: Anyone know the name of the .MOD used on this video?
« on: April 30, 2013, 17:10:38 »
You are asking for the in-game music?

Maybe I have them on an HD in Amiga or disks (5 1/4), I need to search them, can you wait?

I remember that at the time the Juler had to take many effects of the songs he did because the player did not support the AMOS.

The main song (mod.sampa), was one that needed to be adapted.

Some Juler Stuff and Snake Org (our old group).

http://www.back2roots.org/News/Find/?find=juler
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Music Request / Re: Anyone know the name of the .MOD used on this video?
« on: April 30, 2013, 03:55:20 »
WOW, BINGO!

Thanks a lot!

I remember I had this song in HD A1200 of a friend, but lost after the HD has gone bad.

Thank you again!

About the vídeo :

Unfortunately there are no subtitles for the video, but if I have time I subtitle it in English.

The Portuguese that Luiz F. Moraes uses is quite easy to translate.

Speaking of him, he was responsible for (among other things) the game Barravento, whose music was composed by my friend Juler.

http://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=2315

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcx5OI_g4bY

See ya!
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Music Request / Anyone know the name of the .MOD used on this video?
« on: April 29, 2013, 17:56:45 »
At 3:36

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng62kDeZ0JE

This video is a true classic coming from Brazil.

At the time it was made to spread the Amiga in Brazil.

At this time too the PCI has not had the license to sell the Commodore Amiga in Brazil, so that there is no Amiga 500 (500 plus too) official in Brazil, only A600, A1200 and A4000.

I saw this video (around 1989) and went to sold my Expert XP800 (MSX 1.0), to try to put an amount of approximately $ 1,000, but Expert only cost $ 50!!

Only in 1992 I managed to buy an Amiga 500 for $ 500, so even with only 512Kb.

Old times!!
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