The original archive is easier to audition if the sample rates are re-set to 8000 Hz, without modifying any actual sound data. 'all the ST-xx sample disks re-archived for modern convenience original LHA files downloaded from Īll samples converted to wav for modern convenience, using SoX ().įor use on platforms other than Mozzi, the original archive would be better than this one, since the tuning process (using sox) has modified the data in the samples. I did not make this pack, here's what the collectors wrote: ST-01 and most of the samples from ST-02 were made by Karsten Obarski, who invented the tracker with his Ultimate SoundTracker.' The rest is not known to me. I hope these samples will inspire people to keep using the Amiga sound. I always loved the 'Amiga music' when playing computer games as kid. Amiga's audio chip (PAULA) and its music making software like (Ultimate) Soundtracker, ProTracker and NoiseTracker create a distinct sound. 'I share these samples to preserve the cultural influence the Commodore Amiga has had on electronic music. Here is the description from the archive from which this one is derived: The samples have the sample rate changed to 8192 Hz (without modifying the data), for easy auditioning on a computer without downsampling, and are slightly retuned to play back at the right pitch at that sample rate, to work easily with the Mozzi audio rate of 16384. This version of the collection is modified for use with Mozzi, an audio synthesis library for Arduino. A collection of Amiga community sound samples, originally shared on as 'Amiga Soundtracker Sample Packs (ST-XX)'.

Ultimate avicii sample pack