Spectrum Computing

patters wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 10:15 pm I can't see anyone bettering this track with a beeper.

Probably same here. Mister Beep is an "artist" through and through—he'll never create a ditty that suits a particular game (as I once asked him to!), but he puts heart and soul into what he does and sometimes makes magic. I love that.

I have to say that his tunes really didn't belong on the Sid Spanners games though, but that's [mention]Digital Prawn[/mention]'s fault for choosing them

patters wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 10:07 pm

R-Tape wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 9:24 pm I might have missed what you're after, but it's a track as part of the intro to the Speccy game ZEN II. If you load that into your speccy you'll hear it as intended.

Yes, I want to play it on my actual Speccy rather than listen to the MP3, but that ZENII intro track isn't Rubber Love - it's not the same tune as the MP3 I linked above. Are there several or am I missing something?

This second song is "Psionic Activity" from "A thousand furious bees" album.
http://ia600502.us.archive.org/35/items ... s_bees.zip
Also, the title ZEN II song called "Spring is Coming" from the same album is really amazing.

Mister Beep is a great musician, his beeper tunes I like more than any AY song.
Some of my favorites:
http://z80.i-demo.pl/MISTER_BEEP-Clock_Mechanism.mp3
http://z80.i-demo.pl/mister_beep-cpus_explosion.mp3
http://z80.i-demo.pl/Mister_Beep-Interstellar_Drift.mp3
http://z80.i-demo.pl/MISTER_BEEP-A_craz ... ping_2.mp3
http://z80.i-demo.pl/Mister_Beep-Stella ... ssault.mp3

Probably same here. Mister Beep is an "artist" through and through—he'll never create a ditty that suits a particular game (as I once asked him to!), but he puts heart and soul into what he does and sometimes makes magic. I love that.
https://youtu.be/TCFbcpuXz20?t=201
AYSound=By "Gominolas Coliseum (c) Topo Soft 1988 Coliseum";
I have to say that his tunes really didn't belong on the Sid Spanners games though, but that's @Digital Prawn's fault for choosing them

patters wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 7:55 pm There's a guy doing it on some kind of DIY Spectrum on YouTube here, but maybe he knows the composer or something:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfDnewrhbPs

Hehe, I recognise that screen! It's a popular reversing-camera screen for use in cars. (I've got a couple of them for tinkering purposes.) They take composite video input, so obviously great for connecting to a Spectrum.

Ah, of course: It's a nude Ben Heck portable Spectrum!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyvn1Le7aiU