Alright guys, it took me days to find all songs: Songs: 0:00 Kenet and Rez - Unreal Super Hero 3 1:54 Core - Dead Feelings 4:31 LHS - BRD Keygen #2 6:24 Rez - Little swedish girl 7:05 Virility - ALO 7:34 Virility - Captain Beezay 8:17 AT4RE - BraveNex Visuals: Made by Mark Ferrari (by interesting technique of swapping color palette) On this website you will find all his artwork: www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/ Cheers
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Took me a while to pronounce your name
This video makes me very nostalgic. I remember when i used to listen this 8 years ago and i wanted to be a videogame designer. Now im a web developer and maibe in the next months i can study videogame development and make my old teenager wish true.
How did you know that's what you wanted to do? I want to be a developer too, but I get too frustrated with code and it's real difficult for me to just sit down and art something. Any advice?
@@MrMurdoom Programing can be very frustating, but it can be very satisfactory also. At the begining it can be a bit hard but when you begin to practise is not so hard. The problem is when you work in a company you have to read and understand code that you havent done, and thats the 90% of the work of a programer nowdays.
@@MrMurdoom Update: Now, 13 years later, I work in an IT company focused on email security. I may not have gotten my teenage wish, but honestly, I think this circumstance has really been better. I have focused my career on cybersecurity and it has been one of the best decisions of my life. For anyone reading me who wants to be an IT professional, one piece of advice: you will think you can't do it, but keep trying! If I got this far, you probably can. Good luck!
Hi Bauxitus, If ever this upload gets deleted from tube, I ' ll probably kill my self. Joke in there. Thank You for this great combo. 14 years ago I lost my whole left leg, and at that time getting used to it, I had some hard times. But anyway I managed get my ass in to engineering university. At the studytime I used to listen this whwn doing projects and coding. These kept me going. Nowadays, in our company I am a lead of mechanical design engineer. Thank You! My finest, bestest regards, to, You. -Mika
Fun fact, I just found out that all of the visuals in this were made by one dude, Mark Ferrari, with a whole technique he invented himself called "color cycling." He even gave a GDC talk on it!
Wow, I am way too excited about that pixel art... Even The waterfalls, the rain animations, and the fishes tails moving were done with only ONE picture and palette cycling. You have a conference here in youtube where the artist actually explains how he made these very pictures. This is absolute genius work by Marc Ferrari.
Chiptune is a realm full of adventure, new discoveries and most importantly Fun. It shapes your dreams into realms you would've never dreamt of if you haven't listened to chiptune before.
Does anyone know who is the pixel artist (or who are the pixel artists) who made the background gifs? They're astounding. And there's nothing better to complement them than keygen music.
It's Mark Ferrari, and he's taken color cycling palettes to the next level. Usually it is just a few (or one) color ranges that cycle, giving some kind of motion effect. But this guy can hide several scenes in a single still. Check out his homepage: www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/ and www.effectgames.com/demos/worlds/
The artwork and animation has been done by Mark Ferrari, one of the pioneers of palette shifting. The pictures are drawn only once, and just by gradually shifting the colors of the palette, he managed to get the landscape's colors to evolve just like they would throughout the day!
my earlyest chiptune video man what a great video even though ots just keygen music its means alot to me i wish we couls have gotten more videos like this with alll sorts of chiptunes like AHX or amiga
It's part of a body of work by artist Mark Ferrari, done in color cycling and palette shifting VGA art, as are some of* the other illustrations in the video
Those animations are demos for pretty cool old tech, actually: From PCs point of new those are static images with no animation what so ever, but indexed palette of colors is animated instead.
i don't know how you guys did it. but after one month of artist block, you gave my inspiration back. better to listen to more chiptune in the future...
And in case anyone wonders, the first two songs have been made with the Fasttracker software on DOS with the .xm format, and the source files are easily downloadable in the modarchive. The first is unreal superhero 3, a collaboration between Rez and Kenet, and the second one is Dead Feelings by Carter (also known as Brandon Walsh, composed when he was just 17). Any other name of artist you might find is the name of a Keygen team that appropriated this open source music.
When I was like 12 - 13 years old I used to hear some of old videogame tracks like megaman and some castlevania jajaja At that age I wanted to be an architect or archeologist. Never thought some years further I would become a programmer xD Now I listen to this everytime lol
@@WarpWorld7 , I actually liked the lyrics of despacito quite a bit. It was a refreshing change to lack comprehension because of a language barrier and not bleeding ears.
this mix is the best of them out in the landscapes of the internet, its too short though... please make more of those and do the longer than 10 minutes
Anyone know of music like this but faster and with metal riffs? I remember having tracks liek that years ago... I think it may have been a soundtrack to a sidescroller spaceship shooter?
The amazing palette-shifting backdrops are the work of Mark Ferrari - www.markferrari.com/, available on the web thanks to Joseph Huckaby - www.effectgames.com/demos/worlds/
If I'm not mistaken, part of their limitations were not just the resolution, but also the amount of colours they could use, thus preventing them from creating images with this much colour.
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It's music. No matter how many people listen to it, it's still exactly the same for you. It's not like a physical object only one person can play with at a time.
If i am not wrong the animation is do it by changing colors, it's very old but works very well when you have more than 256 colors and you can spend so many colors for the movement. By the way very nice pictures.
i have literally been trying to find this video for years used to religiously listen to this as a mf kid still do now ngl first and third tracks were always my favorites best chiptune comp ever bbg
Somebody really needs to track these keygen composers down and get them on board for working on the soundtrack for a top-down retro RPG. I don't know about you guys, but I see . . . levels . . in my head when listening to some of these!
I could remember hearing one of these songs when i had a computer with with windows 1998 and without internet when i was still searching across every folder on my pc to discover things i didn't know about, like games that you never remembered installing or funny soundtracks. and then i suddenly found one of these awesome chiptune songs (which i didn't know of that it was called chiptune). I would listen to it everyday. now it belongs to my childhood memories. Amazing!
God.. The wave of nostalgia that came over me right now .. I used to blast this in my earbuds back in highschool in the bus, every. day. So glad this is still up
@Arrroza Absolutely right! When I was young in the early 90s I used to play keygen music on my Amiga 500 for minutes while my brother always wanted to play the game. Chiptune is art - most people just don't understand :-)
Video game music is already deeply ingrained in popular culture. Anyone in any major nation could hum just a few notes from Super Mario Brothers and any other given person could finish the song. The same could not be said with typical pop culture music. Video game music, more than most other types of music, engages people. And your love for the music doesn't diminish because someone else enjoys it as well. In fact, it doesn't affect you in the least. So calm down and let others share your joy.
This is not 8 bit. (no 8 bitter had that many audiochannels) This is probably made on amiga computers. (16/32 bit) (chiptunes, chipsamples perhaps even in a tracker)
0:00 Kenet and Rez - Unreal Super Hero 3
1:54 Core - Dead Feelings
4:31 LHS - BRD Keygen #2
6:24 Rez - Little swedish girl
7:05 Virility - ALO
7:34 Virility - Captain Beezay
8:17 AT4RE - BraveNex
Thank you 🙏❤
thank you bro
HERO
God among mortals
Songlist:
1. 00:00 - Unreal Superhero 3 by Rez & kenet from Razor1911
2. 01:53 - CORE - Dead feelings (Power ISO 3.1 keygen)
3. 04:30 - BRD - Chm2Word keygen music
4. 06:14 - BetaMaster: - Little swedish girl (UltraISO 6.5 crack)
5. 07:05 - ViRiLiTY - ALO Power Audio Converter keygen music
6. 07:33 - ViRiLiTY - Captain Beezay (Ashampoo Burning Studio keygen music)
7. 08:16 - At4RE - BraveNex (Multi Password Recovery crack)
Thank you. Been listening to this for ages, but never knew any of the titles
Thanks!
This should be the pinned comment
Careful, he's a hero
I remember the first time I listened to this was 10 years ago.. brings so much nostalgia and reminds me of my old self.
Also one of the classic videos that impacted my childhood
I feel that, and chiptune being what it is strikes a chord in my soul, so it's quite nice to revisit.
Dude same was crazy to hear that stuff again. At first the flashbacks were intense. Now I can enjoy the music haha
Alright guys, it took me days to find all songs:
Songs:
0:00 Kenet and Rez - Unreal Super Hero 3
1:54 Core - Dead Feelings
4:31 LHS - BRD Keygen #2
6:24 Rez - Little swedish girl
7:05 Virility - ALO
7:34 Virility - Captain Beezay
8:17 AT4RE - BraveNex
Visuals:
Made by Mark Ferrari (by interesting technique of swapping color palette)
On this website you will find all his artwork: www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/
Cheers
Who else is randomly coming back to this video every year?
I got it in my favorites😁
Hey I do that too!
Cool
bruh I was 12 when I first saw the vid sufficed to say it's been a hot minute
Was looking for it for a while, used to listen to this 10 years ago
Songlist:
1. Unreal Superhero 3 by Rez & kenet from Razor1911
2. CORE - Dead feelings (Power ISO 3.1 keygen)
3. BRD - Chm2Word keygen music
4. BetaMaster: - Little swedish girl (UltraISO 6.5 crack)
5. ViRiLiTY - ALO Power Audio Converter keygen music
6. ViRiLiTY - Captain Beezay (Ashampoo Burning Studio keygen music)
7. At4RE - BraveNex (Multi Password Recovery crack)
Also, the link to the visuals he used
www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/
Thank you!
this song is so good that I'd download a random keygen just to hear it over and over!
+Fabio Sassu Digital Insanity is the way to go.
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holy shit
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Took me a while to pronounce your name
whats the name of the first song
Unreal Super Hero 3
I still love this
プレイヤーは今日です🍜
It's 2013. I was working my first weeks in a new IT job on a night shift. I found this video and it's been a staple of my TH-cam rotation ever since.
10 years ago i was here time goes so fast.. in 10 years more i'll be back ♥
Alright! Me too!
See you in 10 years :' )
Yo don't forget about me! i'm also commin back in 10.
so long friends!
@@RapzMalmer Sure boy
the sound of free games!
TurboXtr3me the sound of trojans!
Auf Fidersson Shush, I think you both meant allegedly.
*****
yes indeed thats exactly what i meant sir :P
+薄熙来 allegedly... that's ignorant! Heee hyayyyy. K'tchaaah
+Joe Wild haha yea, keygen devs should be DJ's on the side
This video makes me very nostalgic. I remember when i used to listen this 8 years ago and i wanted to be a videogame designer. Now im a web developer and maibe in the next months i can study videogame development and make my old teenager wish true.
How did you know that's what you wanted to do? I want to be a developer too, but I get too frustrated with code and it's real difficult for me to just sit down and art something. Any advice?
@@MrMurdoom Programing can be very frustating, but it can be very
satisfactory also. At the begining it can be a bit hard but when you begin to practise is not so hard.
The problem is when you work in a company you have to read and understand code that you havent done, and thats the 90% of the work of a programer nowdays.
@@gazpacho413 basically, just keep practicing and trying? Thanks man.
@@MrMurdoom Update: Now, 13 years later, I work in an IT company focused on email security. I may not have gotten my teenage wish, but honestly, I think this circumstance has really been better. I have focused my career on cybersecurity and it has been one of the best decisions of my life. For anyone reading me who wants to be an IT professional, one piece of advice: you will think you can't do it, but keep trying! If I got this far, you probably can. Good luck!
Hi Bauxitus, If ever this upload gets deleted from tube, I ' ll probably kill my self. Joke in there. Thank You for this great combo. 14 years ago I lost my whole left leg, and at that time getting used to it, I had some hard times. But anyway I managed get my ass in to engineering university. At the studytime I used to listen this whwn doing projects and coding. These kept me going. Nowadays, in our company I am a lead of mechanical design engineer. Thank You! My finest, bestest regards, to, You. -Mika
The first one is in every keygen ever
because its AMAZING!!
Song 1: 0:00
Song 2: 1:54
Song 3: 4:31
Song 4: 6:24
Song 5: 7:05
Song 6: 7:34
Song 7: 8:17
Someone know what is the name of the song 5 please ?
thanks dude!
I would really like to know the name of the song 6 (7:34)
Somebody knows the name of the 2nd one?
Dead Feelings-CORE-Power ISO3.1kg keygen
I wish I could see the process of creating this art. It looks fantastic.
Btw, if anyone wants to know, the song at 1:53 is called Core - Dead Feelings
I just found this downloaded onto my old jailbreaked iPhone 3GS… amazing that it’s still here 11 years on
Truly is my dude. How time flies, haha.
The art is from Mark Ferrari, who is about as OG as it gets for this sort of art.
I love the fact that people call this keygen music! Back when I had my first 'pooter, this was cutting edge in-game soundtrack :oD
And now 8 years later it's mostly called Chiptune
If anybody cares, the 2nd song is called Core - Dead Feelings. It's just awesome.
thank you!!!
Fun fact, I just found out that all of the visuals in this were made by one dude, Mark Ferrari, with a whole technique he invented himself called "color cycling." He even gave a GDC talk on it!
This was one of my go to keygen medley videos back in the day. So very happy to see it's still up!
I land here every few years 😅. Awsome
Wow, I am way too excited about that pixel art... Even The waterfalls, the rain animations, and the fishes tails moving were done with only ONE picture and palette cycling. You have a conference here in youtube where the artist actually explains how he made these very pictures. This is absolute genius work by Marc Ferrari.
“Just drew a little doodle!”
“Hey guys, For a prank!”
Chiptune is a realm full of adventure, new discoveries and most importantly Fun. It shapes your dreams into realms you would've never dreamt of if you haven't listened to chiptune before.
Does anyone know who is the pixel artist (or who are the pixel artists) who made the background gifs? They're astounding.
And there's nothing better to complement them than keygen music.
It's Mark Ferrari, and he's taken color cycling palettes to the next level. Usually it is just a few (or one) color ranges that cycle, giving some kind of motion effect. But this guy can hide several scenes in a single still. Check out his homepage: www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/ and www.effectgames.com/demos/worlds/
Hail to the CD-Key Generators and CRACKS!!!
@silva1320 shut up
10 years later...still here ^^
The artwork and animation has been done by Mark Ferrari, one of the pioneers of palette shifting. The pictures are drawn only once, and just by gradually shifting the colors of the palette, he managed to get the landscape's colors to evolve just like they would throughout the day!
long live the 90s and lucas arts games
forever they shall live!
Oh yes i love the way you think :D Long live ID and lucas arts!GRIM FANDANGO FTW!
Way too high resolution for my liking. Needs to be 1 pixel per inch.
My friends tell me this type of music is weird but HONESTLY ITS THE BEST
This music will be listened to even after 100 years. Good music never dies.
my earlyest chiptune video man what a great video even though ots just keygen music its means alot to me i wish we couls have gotten more videos like this with alll sorts of chiptunes like AHX or amiga
Funny you should mention that. I have a bunch of AHX tunes in my mod directory
Chiptune compilations are nostalgic now for me
That music with that visual..... Oh man what memories does it bring back.... I'm tempted to dig my old Atari X800 from a crate in the attic...
That’s first background imagine haves same some weird nostalgic vibes I can’t explain
90s Sierra PC games
totally agreed! It reminds me of the epic game "Another world"!
It's part of a body of work by artist Mark Ferrari, done in color cycling and palette shifting VGA art, as are some of* the other illustrations in the video
Those animations are demos for pretty cool old tech, actually:
From PCs point of new those are static images with no animation what so ever, but indexed palette of colors is animated instead.
i don't know how you guys did it. but after one month of artist block, you gave my inspiration back. better to listen to more chiptune in the future...
I'm back after 7 years
Same lol, this music is still kinda fire xD
Same
HEY! Are you the horse from horsin' around?!
Sure am 🤣
And in case anyone wonders, the first two songs have been made with the Fasttracker software on DOS with the .xm format, and the source files are easily downloadable in the modarchive. The first is unreal superhero 3, a collaboration between Rez and Kenet, and the second one is Dead Feelings by Carter (also known as Brandon Walsh, composed when he was just 17). Any other name of artist you might find is the name of a Keygen team that appropriated this open source music.
When I was like 12 - 13 years old I used to hear some of old videogame tracks like megaman and some castlevania jajaja
At that age I wanted to be an architect or archeologist. Never thought some years further I would become a programmer xD
Now I listen to this everytime lol
+Zorrito Del Campo Amazing story :D i hope i become an astronaut in future... sadly i cant... i used lenses when i was 8 :C
+Me Gusta La Lechita Santa Clara Everything's possible ;D
+Zorrito Del Campo Nope
Sweet keygens, thank you for unlocking so much of the games I played when I was a child!
This is the first time that i'm listening this, and i love it, this music is better than most music of this days
dexter and chiptune ftw
Simplicity.
+Dexter Morgan Better lyrics than a Justin Beiber song.
@@WarpWorld7 , I actually liked the lyrics of despacito quite a bit. It was a refreshing change to lack comprehension because of a language barrier and not bleeding ears.
this mix is the best of them out in the landscapes of the internet, its too short though... please make more of those and do the longer than 10 minutes
Anyone know of music like this but faster and with metal riffs? I remember having tracks liek that years ago... I think it may have been a soundtrack to a sidescroller spaceship shooter?
Thank you for the links you provided, nolife-radio is awesome! :)
this reminds me of pirating games
Keygen music, hehe 😂
That last track is very powerful piece of music.
I love it.
This whole chip tune playlist was amazing
the visuals are melting my brain
Fierce_Foxx I remember when you could get these as screen savers
Sometimes I launch a trainer just for listen the music.
I JUST REMEMBERED THE TRAINER I USED FOR BEATING DARIUS IN NFS CARBON
i used to launch the pizza trainer in gta san andreas lmfao
Keygen music, great.
Keygen music is always amazing. The one for Adobe Master Collection is probably one of the best 8-bit songs I've ever heard.
The amazing palette-shifting backdrops are the work of Mark Ferrari - www.markferrari.com/, available on the web thanks to Joseph Huckaby - www.effectgames.com/demos/worlds/
A shame the uploader didn't mention this.
If I'm not mistaken, part of their limitations were not just the resolution, but also the amount of colours they could use, thus preventing them from creating images with this much colour.
What a genius, getting someone hooked by starting with Unreal Superhero 😎
This video RULES. The retro visuals are so good
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The sound... of freedom...
HOLY SHIT the flashbacks, man. Mindblowing. Haven't heard that stuff in years and I still recognize them.
I remember ChipTune songs like this during the C64 days from cracking groups intros such as EagleSoft. Pretty cool to hear them again.
Ty! Been looking for the first song ever since I remember on a keygen. Thank you!
very cool music, one of the more originals that I have listened to
wow !! it takes me back to those beautiful days when we discovered the computer games . I feel a hole in my heart......
Absolute classic video
I still keep coming back here.
0:00 Sony Vegas Pro 7 getting cracked harder than ever.
oh yeah, I had already listen this sound, but I forget where x)
for my that was with sony vegas 13 ;)
Oh no
Music so good it’s illegal
holy crap, those background pictures are awsome!!! where did you get them from?
musics awsome too btw
Did you find em bro?
A lot of these places look super cool and I wish I could visit them, especially 1:24
the artist is mark ferrari, you can find more stuff on the website
It's music. No matter how many people listen to it, it's still exactly the same for you. It's not like a physical object only one person can play with at a time.
Pure childhood vibe. Thank you my friend.
Ay you Hungarian too?
@@Why-Norse van eladó bojlerem ha erre vagy kíváncsi :D
This art has more creativity than any of the trash on all gaming platforms combined.
I want to be stuck at 2009
I want to be stuck somewhere in the 80s
@@svenv4680 nahh its dangerous bro
I want to be stuck in 1997
This kind of Techno/Psybient/Ambient music is something absolutely epic
I just wanted to know what it sounded like you didn’t have to hook me on chiptune
If i am not wrong the animation is do it by changing colors, it's very old but works very well when you have more than 256 colors and you can spend so many colors for the movement. By the way very nice pictures.
i have literally been trying to find this video for years
used to religiously listen to this as a mf kid
still do now ngl
first and third tracks were always my favorites
best chiptune comp ever bbg
Somebody really needs to track these keygen composers down and get them on board for working on the soundtrack for a top-down retro RPG. I don't know about you guys, but I see . . . levels . . in my head when listening to some of these!
This is how keygens and cracks are made! WITH EPIC MUSIC!
I could remember hearing one of these songs when i had a computer with with windows 1998 and without internet when i was still searching across every folder on my pc to discover things i didn't know about, like games that you never remembered installing or funny soundtracks. and then i suddenly found one of these awesome chiptune songs (which i didn't know of that it was called chiptune).
I would listen to it everyday.
now it belongs to my childhood memories.
Amazing!
God.. The wave of nostalgia that came over me right now .. I used to blast this in my earbuds back in highschool in the bus, every. day. So glad this is still up
Nice lol
Damn! Were those pics really rendered in 8-bit? They look so crisp and vibrant!
I can already smell that fresh free copy of sony vegas
I've listened to this mix so many times.
I have NEVER pirated a game so I have NO idea what you guys are all talking about.
FUCK YES I FOUND DEAD FEELINGS.
I forgot what it was called and lost it when I reinstalled windows on my PC. A sad day that was. I
That key logger that pops up when the cmd gets open and close fast..... Yeah goood times....
Great job, dude! Nice Compilation!
I think I’m recarneted by a alternate universe I remember I can hear music in my (falce) memories of this type of song NPT THE PTHER KOND
@Arrroza Absolutely right! When I was young in the early 90s I used to play keygen music on my Amiga 500 for minutes while my brother always wanted to play the game. Chiptune is art - most people just don't understand :-)
most energetic music in whole universe!!! remember that kid!
Such good music. Thanks for sharing, also I love the art!
This video is awesome :’)
Video game music is already deeply ingrained in popular culture. Anyone in any major nation could hum just a few notes from Super Mario Brothers and any other given person could finish the song. The same could not be said with typical pop culture music. Video game music, more than most other types of music, engages people. And your love for the music doesn't diminish because someone else enjoys it as well. In fact, it doesn't affect you in the least. So calm down and let others share your joy.
This is not 8 bit. (no 8 bitter had that many audiochannels)
This is probably made on amiga computers. (16/32 bit)
(chiptunes, chipsamples perhaps even in a tracker)
zoolkhan yeah but the widely used term is either chip tune or 8 bit.
Love the stereo. Excellent upload.
But the beautiful visuals look more like 32 bit era. :)
They're still retro though
remind me of Amiga 1200 era visuals
True but how gives a fuck
anybody know's what the first song name is ?
+MrGamersexpert Unreal superhero 3.
Surprised you haven't heard of it. Honesty it's overrated.
You just have to love these palette cycling images.
I remember first watching this about ten years ago actually. Can't believe I found it again
Thank you for the 8-bit pleasure.