Giant Ghost

Over on my Bandcamp page I've released my first full-length album! It's pay-what-you-want and includes both audio files and the tracker modules used to produce the tracks.

If you've been following the releases at this site, you've probably encountered most of the tracks already, since they've all been released here in tracker format, but for this release I decided to dub the tracks to a Technics cassette deck! This was kind of an experiment, and if you prefer the straight audio files you can always just export them from the tracker modules themselves (or get in touch and I'll provide them).

Enjoy! Thanks for listening and I appreciate everybody's support.

--ghost

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After today's upload I counted the number of files that I've put up so far and to my surprise we just hit 30 hardcore trax uploaded!! While I programmed some of them as far back as July of last year, I only got serious about putting together this site in January of this year. So in the past five months and change I'm counting that as thirty full tracks uploaded here. That's an average of 1 track ready to upload roughly every 4.5ish days--and that's not counting the ones you don't get to see.

The secret here is that I've been pushing myself to just finish basically whatever I start, and I've been very happy with the results so far, but I'm not sure this is the best policy going forwards. I like all of the music that I put up here, and I wanted to start uploading as much to share it as to be able to look back and show a clear, chronological progression in the growth of my programming/composition. Maybe that is or isn't evident to you as a listener, I don't know.

Anyways, I'm going to keep on going for now but we'll see if I want to change course sometime in the near future. Thanks for listening and checking out this site!

--ghost

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You should see the main page & RSS feed fill up with about 9 new tracks! Among them, a couple of Protracker modules! I got curious about 8bitbubsy's clone of the old Amiga software (check it out here). I took some inspiration from Stekker (one of the guys responsible for the amazing Amigo VST sampler that can give you a similar experience if trackers themselves scare you) and gave it a spin with some very simple but imo pretty enjoyable jungle tracks.

Can't say for sure how well they'll play back in media players, Milkytracker, or the like--for the best experience, check out the PT2 software and play them there.

--ghost

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I submitted a track to the latest round of the Jungle Fatigue compilation! If you like the music here you'll definitely like those albums as well. I'm still learning and not too hopeful that it'll make it, but it helps me set some worthwhile goals.

I can't upload the track itself yet but I've got a few more tracks up there as well. Check them out!

--ghost

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It feels like it took forever, but I’m finally pretty happy with the layout and design of this site. This site exists mostly as a way to create and distribute tracker modules, but I’ve got a lot of other interests and over time I’ll find ways to incorporate them. I want to connect with other users and webmasters, and so you shouldn’t hesitate to reach me at the address I’ve set up for that purpose.

2024 is off to a great start, and I’ve got several more tracks that I’m feeling very good about coming soon. I’ll use this page as a way of organizing text and blog posts, if you’d like to see more or keep up with the module releases then be sure to subscribe to the site’s RSS feed and check out my Neocities profile.

--ghost

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