Music made with Amiga 2000
I have a still running Amiga 2000. It is upgraded to 33 Mhz 60030 (with physical switch to go back to original CPU), Fat Agnus, 8 MB Ram, IDE CD, 3 floppy drives, Genlock, SCSI hard drive, and more.
I composed some of my music with it back in the early 90s, and revived it so re-export the music to higher quality audio capture.
Here is the Amiga in action during a test broadcast:
I used a number of tools, but the pieces below were composed with Sonix 2.0
Runesword 1994 - http://syntheticzen.com/discography/archives/muses-of-the-early-days/runesword-1994-clean-capture-on-mac-20120617a.mp3/view
Amiga in F (short piece) - http://syntheticzen.com/discography/archives/muses-of-the-early-days/amiga-f-19950101-captured-20120717a.mp3/view
The Ocean Calls (unfinished) - http://syntheticzen.com/discography/archives/muses-of-the-early-days/ocean-calls-amiga-19950103-captured-by-mac.mp3/view
The above video clip, is my preparing to broadcast on Twitch. Here is a list of the equipment mentioned in the video (there is far more in the studio, this is just what is mentioned and sometimes demonstrated):
Preparation to broadcast on Twitch. Includes run down of some of the technology and instruments, including:
- Macbook Pro 2012
- Arturia V Collection 5
- Logic Pro X
- Bitwig
- Arturia Keylab 49 keyboard & Midi controller
- Roli Seabridge RISE Keyboard & Midi controller
- iPad Pro 12.9"
- Casio Previa PX-310
- Dell XPS m1330n, OpenSuse Linux 12.3
- Jack, ZynSubAddFX, Rosegarden
- Roland UM-ONE Midi to USB adapter
- Alesis 1622 16 channel mixer
- Microsoft Surface Pro 2
- Kindle Fire
- Amiga 2000 (1989 upgraded to 33Mhz 68030) with MIDI interface
- Alienware M11xR2, Windows 7, Arturia V Collection 4
- Arturia Laboratory 32 keyboard & midi controller
- Focusrite 18i20
- Yamaha PSR 260 Keyboard with MIDI to Amiga
- Moog
- Tascam US-2000
- KRK Rocket 6 monitors
- Funkengruven monitors
- Focusrite 2i2
- Asus ROG, OpenSuse 13.2 Linux, Open Broadcast Server (OBS).