Best Sinclair Spectrum 128k Music Compilation - Over 2 hours of music!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2014
- This video has over 2 hours of the best music from games on the ZX Spectrum 128k. The video also showcase the best ZX Spectrum games that you can play on the retro computer.
These were all my favourite tunes back in the 1980's and early 1990's when I owned firstly a 48k Spectrum and then upgraded to a Spectrum +2A in 1988. - เกม
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In 1986 my older brother bought a spectrum zx800 and man this takes me back this was like magic it was so amazing to hear sounds and see the colours like these back then. If we had been told how computers would advance and how quickly we wouldnt have beleived it todays technology would have been akin to magic.
No timecodes. And no Milk race and its masterpiece of a music in this list.
Listening to Fantasy world Dizzy feels like it’s never going to end... argh!
Classic tunes, I remember almost all of them.
Platoon... really loved the music for this. Haunting, and I remember listening to it for ages! The game was tricky.
I loved Dizzy! 🥚🤗🥊
1:48:00 Robocop. Sweet. Slightly Magic had a good tune as well.
impressive for a computer that did not have sound out
Do you have a link to the list of games at all?
Yay! Speccy music.
Did i hear someone say SPEC-cy music?
Isn't the very first one (Agent X II) 48K music? Sounds like it, at least (which doesn't mean it couldn't be good).
Raw Recruit, too.
+Pedro Timóteo No. While the background theme is technically from the beeper, the drums are definitely from the AY chip. Search for video "M9hPOUvgKTA" (by Factor6) to hear the difference between the 48k and 128k versions.
It's the 128K version because the AY chip produces the snare drum sound. The 128K spectrum still had the 48K beeper as well so you could use both at once.
Indeed. It's the snare drum that gives it away, but in this case the AY chip's snare drum really only complements the original 48K beeper theme. The AY-free version is available on TH-cam for comparison (v=qONN-YvJYZg), and I recall that Tim Follin used this trick a few times (including with the Chronos theme, which is essential listening by the way).
OT: I know TH-cam names can be and often are faked, but THE Allister Brimble, of early-90s-era Team 17 fame?
Edit: Just noticed that I've essentially reposted my own comment from a year ago!
Thanks for the replies. Yes, I now see that the drum sound is from the AY chip in both Agent X II and Raw Recruit. I had never heard something like this before; the one game I knew about that uses both the AY and the beeper for music (Chase HQ) did it the other way around.
5 or 6 tones and yet this music is awesome. how did they do it?
with talent and imagination..
45:20 nostalgi
What's the name of the game, mate?
I recognized it, it's Cybernoid, yeah!!!
@@dmitriypushkov6330 Thank you very much! I searched, but I didn't find it.
2:23:56 The best.
retroisland, tracklist, please.
Been searching for name of the diving game at 1:13:21 please can anyone help?
LED Storm?
Hydrofool - Sequel to Sweezo's World
It is LED Storm - came out as part of the Capcom Collection of releases which also included Black Tiger, Tiger Road and Bionic Commandos.
Hydrofool was the answer I was after! Did you think i meant 'driving'? As it happens, I had and loved LED Storm on the C64, too
th-cam.com/video/ylVhBDLQuv4/w-d-xo.html What's the game, guys?