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Commodore Amiga DJ PT1210 Setup
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- First Show of 8BitMix - Saturday 2nd June at at 7pm GMT 8bitmix.com
In this video show you how the setup I use to perform 8bit Djing. This is the real deal no modern software, no syncing just 8bit power and beat matching.
Awesome stuff Daniel Ibbertson sent me here, glad he did. subbed!
Huge fan of your podcast dude. Keep it up.
Thanks mate!
Keep the music alive!!
Very nice Ravi!
I didn't know about the left Amiga audio channel being able to mix the stereo sound. I thought I would have needed one of those new mixers that you plug to the L R channels instead! :-)
yeh I think those new mixers do proper stereo and this is a quick fix. Learnt if from Akira and Hoffman :)
Still a nice workaround nonetheless! Thanks again! :D
Great video Ravi, was intrigued to see what your setup was after catching the video from the set in Nottingham, and this video answered that curiosity perfectly. Will seek out the podcast!
Thanks for sharing Ravi ... didn’t know about the left audio mixes both channels this is great for mono monitors .... looking forward to the 8bit mix are you adding chats in there too ... good luck mate
amigaoldskool cheers I think chart would be hard to keep up lol but I will do ‘tune of the month’ and cover new releases. Aiming to have the show around an hour and a half
I think things will get much more interesting for you once you get into the 7/8 channels through the 4 channels buisness that some newer trackers brought to the table.
Time to get more stuff than only protracker on it to take it to the next level.
awesome stuff!
Ohhhh yeah. Nice vid mate can’t wait for the show.
awesome
Thanks man!!
Great video Ravi. Just makes me want to create a setup like this even more. If only my to do list wasn't so long :) Hoping Akira will release theat updated PT-1210 which has been promised quite some time ago already. Would you also inform us where we can find some nice mod packs, e.g. in your new podcast? BTW could you point us to some brand / model of screens (and maybe even ebay links)? Thx!
Yeh totally! designing, the show at the moment, will mention mod and sample packs :) might have them available to download. I would love an update, my dream is to have .xm playing that would bring it to a whole new level
Thanks for this Ravi!
WalteR Mamo thanks! Glad you liked it
Ravi, will the new show include seeing you "in action" doing the mixing etc so we can get a feel on how it's done? Nice setup by the way :)
yup will be live on twitch. Also going to record it mabye put it on youtube but that depends as they strike music
When is the speed garage show gonna be?
Hi Ravi - I can't find the mix on 8bitmix.com - is there a problem with the site or am I just not looking in the right place :-)
Ahh yes the site decided to update the day after release and went mad lol. The Episode is available on SoundCloud at the moment, but everything will be update this week as I had to submit to iTunes etc.
The title is very misleading... I stopped watching as soon as I saw you were using a 32-bit Amiga 1200. It implies you are using an 8-bit computer like the C64.
The original Commodore Amiga (500, 1000) was 16-bit. Later models, like the version you have (the Amiga 1200) used the AA chipset and are 32-bit.
Errrm the Amiga Music is an 8 Bitrate PCM I am not implying anything. That is YOUR assumption. All the Amiga sound was 8bit.
True! 8bit PCM and a very good S/N ratio (around 70db if I guess well)! Great video, nice setup, awesome music! And yes, that trick works with any A600/A1200/A4000 Amiga, although I was pretty sure it worked for both right OR left plug, not sure. Cheers, M
This actually would be an assumption made by the vast majority of people who dealt with those computers. When you're at NOVA next time (or if the lads convince you to visit another party in the meantime) I'm sure someone will be able to explain why the title might seem to be misleading :-)
Basically, in the context of the old machines "8 bit" refers mostly to the CPU architecture rather to a bit depth (here called the "bitrate" I believe by mistake (bitrate is a number of bits transmitted/played in one second)) of the sound chip. And Paula - the very chip, can actually play 14 bit audio with some software trickery :-)
Nice movie from NOVA btw!
I don't think the title is misleading. The Term 8bit has been slapped on everything these days. I understand that the c64 people might get a bit confused but I am not really aiming for them. It is at a bitrate of 8 and understand Paula can do 14-bit but I am not playing any 14bit tunes...
I mean, you can all it whatever you want, just don't be surprised that some people will be confused :-)
Also, it's NOT "bitrate", it's just a "bit depth" :-)
btw is that music available somewhere? 8bitmix.com is up but there is not too much there...