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Published: 1st Dec 2005, 18:13:58GMT Source: drobe.co.uk By Chris Williams
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| O' little tracker of Bethlehem |
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Warming the cockles of the hearts of Acorn tracker fans, the famous - or infamous depending on your opinion - Powercarols have been converted to MP3 format this Christmas. Now retro-music addicts can hum along and play the air keyboard to these 1994 era digital tunes on their iPods during their daily commute to work, or just belt them out on a hifi to irritate the surrounding neighbourhood.
Written by James Coates over a decade ago and brought to MP3 format by Alex Macfarlane-Smith, the two tracks feature remixed festive songs and carols with typical tracker panache, a style otherwise known as 'cheese' or 'pre-1999 dance'.
Alex said, "All the cool people listen to tracker music, as opposed to actual real songs."
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ksattic 1/12/05 6:27PM |
Great stuff! What about the original Powercarols too? I spent a while getting some of these playing on my Iyonix last year, with the help of Aemulor Pro. |
aardvark (+4.2) 2/12/05 12:05AM |
[Link: www.archifishal.co.uk]
I've put the originals up at [Link: www.archifishal.co.uk] for curiosity's sake. |
em2ac (+1.0) 2/12/05 1:15PM |
lol wow, I remember these!
Yearly I used Digital Symphony to play them , with a simple BASIC screenload loop to change between 4 Artworks'd shots of a chirstmas tree and lights. A new design every year!
Those were the days!
I even had my SA playing them at uni 3 years ago, kept the flat festive enough! |
thesnark
 2/12/05 7:15PM |
Is it just me, or is the first carols track good and the second one dreadful? Perhaps I was listening to it with a flea in my ear.
Bah. Humbug! |
datawave
 13/12/05 5:55PM |
In reply to thesnark:
You are right, the second one has way over too much BASS in it, awfull.
The first one is pretty good for listening. |
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