Euro Demo/OPSM demo disc main menu theme #1 (1995-1999) [higher quality] SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-04-17 | ...well, I say 'high' quality; it's a 16,160 Hz audio file.This is the SCEE demo disc theme, introduced in mid-December 1995 on Official UK PlayStation Magazine disc two (cover-dated January 1996) and used until early/mid-1999. The audio was ripped from one of the discs I have in my collection (rather than recorded off of someone else's video like the last one), with a fade-out added as the music loops indefinitely. Composed by Harry Holmwood.This video was compiled on Windows Live Movie Maker, which is a completely useless pile of shite.
The PlayStation Demo Disc Background-Changing Extravaganza (Registered Users Demo 06 Edition) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2017-12-15 | I guess you could call this a follow-up.Anyway, Registered Users Demo 06 (SCED-01988) is a unique demo in that its background doesn't play in a straight loop but rather a looping sequence that plays the frames in a certain order (if you want to see how it plays without this sequence implemented, go to this video and skip to approx. 12:45: youtube.com/watch?v=QjCzT6MHWxQ). This has rather interesting effects on other discs' menus.This time around, I used my PS one.
Piece of Shit 2 SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-07-12 | As you should all probably know by now, when you put in a PlayStation or PlayStation 2 disc that is not of the same region as the system (in this case, an NTSC-J game in a PAL console), you get the infamous 'Please insert...' message.It seems to be a slightly different story with my PS2, however, as this video demonstrates.
Ribbit King voice clips SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-06-27 | Since nobody else had done it, here are the voice clips from the 2003/2004 video game 'Ribbit King'. While these were ripped from a demo disc (OPS2M demo 50 [September 2004; SCED-52165], to be specific), I reckon this is complete enough.Btw, if anyone can identify who the VAs are, that would be much appreciated. They're not credited in the game from what I've seen, and I have a hunch that they're not credited in the manual either.'Kero Kero King (Super) DX'/'Ribbit King' developed by Infinity/Jamsworks and published by Bandai.PS Bandai Namco need to re-release this game
Power Source main menu theme (1997) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-05-08 | Menu music from 'Power Source', a special sampler disc produced with the backing of UK charity The Prince's Trust and released in 1997. Composed by Jason Page.
Autumn/Christmas Releases main menu theme (1996) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-05-08 | This is the menu music from a demo disc packaged with a handful of PlayStation games released in late 1996. Composed by Jason Page.
Demo 1 main menu theme (1996-1997) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-05-08 | This is the main menu theme from the third, fourth and fifth versions of 'Demo 1', packed in with PlayStation consoles released during 1996 and 1997. It is an abridged and looped version of a tune composed by Harry Holmwood.
Demo 1 main menu theme (1995) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-05-08 | This is the main menu theme from the original version of 'Demo 1', a pack-in sampler disc released alongside the first batch of PlayStation consoles in Europe on 29 September 1995. It is an abridged and looped version of a longer tune used for advertising the PlayStation in Europe.A later revision of this disc from around November 1995 added more playable demos and videos.
The PlayStation Demo Disc Background-Changing Extravaganza SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2016-03-25 | Because I couldn't think of a better title.A video I recorded out of boredom demonstrating this neat little easter-egg you can achieve on European PS1 demo discs by replacing the disc and pressing Select. I don't know if this was intentional or not, but it's mildly interesting at least. I recorded this by pointing a camera at the TV because I'm a cheap bastard who doesn't have a capture device.Also, if you don't like 15 minutes of a ten-second music loop playing over and over again, may I suggest muting the sound or just watching another video altogether.And yes, I used a PS2 for this video.PS I actually kind of like how the music sounds through this tinny mono TV speaker. I don't know why.
Some random tune made in OpenMPT SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-08-14 | Thought I'd post it on here, because why not.Decided to use a generic sound icon for this video because sod it.Also, take note of the time signature. :)
OPS2M demo disc main menu theme #2 (2001-2004) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | Introduced in early 2001 and lasted in tandem with the first theme until mid-2004. Although this was the second theme to be used, it was actually the first to be written, evidenced by its file name of 'music1'. Composed by Pete Johnson and Jason Page.
OPS2M demo disc main menu theme(s) #3 (2004-2008) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | The six OPS2M demo themes introduced in mid-June 2004—when OPS2M's demos received a complete overhaul—and lasted until mid-2008, all segueing into each other in the order they're listed in the discs' files ('loop1', 'loop2', etc.). Composed by Max Mezzowave and Pete Johnson.One thing I like about these themes is that they all have the exact same tempo and number of bars, meaning that they blend into each other seamlessly.
OPS2M demo disc main menu theme #1 (2000-2004) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | Introduced in November 2000 (and used in tandem with the second theme starting in early 2001) and lasted until mid-2004. Although this was the first theme to be used, it was actually the second to be written, evidenced by its file name of 'music2'. Composed by Pete Johnson and Jason Page.Funnily enough, one of the first discs to use this theme (OPS2M UK disc one, cover-dated December 2000) was released on 10 November 2000, a full two weeks *before* the PlayStation 2's official PAL release.
Euro Demo/OPSM demo disc main menu theme #11 (2000-2004) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | Introduced in early 2000 and lasted until circa February 2004 (seriously). The longest-running theme to date. Composed by Jason Page.
Euro Demo/OPSM demo disc main menu theme #8 (1998-2000) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | Although this was used on magazine demo discs starting in mid-1999, its earliest known usage was on the Australian Summer Special disc in late 1998/early 1999. Used until early/mid 2000. Composed by Jason Page.
Euro Demo/OPSM demo disc main menu theme #7 (1998-1999) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | Introduced circa October 1998 and lasted until early/mid-1999. Believed to have first been used on OPSM Germany 11/98 and Winter Releases '98. Composed by Jason Page.
Euro Demo/OPSM demo disc main menu theme #4 (1996-1998) SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-31 | Introduced in late November/early December 1996. The only OPSM UK disc to have used this was disc fourteen (Christmas 1996), though it was also used on other discs across Europe. Composed by Jason Page.
Riot (PlayStation) - Intro video SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-05-15 | The intro to 'Riot', an obscure sports game from 1997.'Riot'/'Professional Underground League of Pain' developed by Beyond Reality and published by Psygnosis.
Riot (PlayStation) - Commentary clips SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-04-19 | Likely to be the longest video I will upload for a while.These are the commentary clips from the obscure 1997 futuristic sports game 'Riot' (a.k.a. 'Professional Underground of Pain'), provided by Howard Clough and Dave Turner.'Riot'/'Professional Underground League of Pain' developed by Beyond Reality and published by Psygnosis.
Riot (PlayStation) soundtrack - Credits SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-02-22 | Track 4 of 4 from the 1997 video game Riot (a.k.a. Professional Underground League of Pain).Composer: Dave Lowe.
Riot (PlayStation) soundtrack - Final Results SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-02-22 | Track 3 of 4 from the 1997 video game Riot (a.k.a. Professional Underground League of Pain).Composer: Dave Lowe.
Riot (PlayStation) soundtrack - Half Time SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-02-22 | Track 2 of 4 from the 1997 video game Riot (a.k.a. Professional Underground League of Pain).Composer: Dave Lowe.
Riot (PlayStation) soundtrack - Riot SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2015-02-22 | RIIIIIOOOT!Track 1 of 4 from the 1997 video game Riot (a.k.a. Professional Underground League of Pain).Composer: Dave Lowe.
S.C.A.R.S. main theme SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2010-02-17 | Music from the PlayStation version of the game, S.C.A.R.S. (Super Computer Animal Racing Simulation).Please note that this track was ripped from a demo disc (Official UK PlayStation Magazine disc 37/19 vol. 2, October 1998), since I don't own the full game at present. This is in the full game, though.
Official UK PlayStation Magazine/Euro Demo menu theme [low quality] SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2009-07-02 | Higher quality non-low-bit-rate-artefact version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HuPUxRN-g4Watching this video with annotations switched on is not recommended. They will annoy the fuck out of you unless you somehow find the information interesting. Keep in mind that I posted this back when I was all of twelve years old (yes, twelve).Anyway...This is the old theme used for the PAL PlayStation magazine demo discs, composed by Harry Holmwood.I would like to apologise for the shitty audio quality on this one, though I suppose that's what you'd get for recording the audio from one of ACRetro's videos (while looping it in the process) and then applying a noise filter on it. Though to be honest, the raw audio file itself has a rather low sampling rate anyway, at 16,160 Hz.First used on disc 2 (January 1996) and last used on disc 44 (April 1999) of the Official UK PlayStation Magazine (the Official French PlayStation Magazine used the theme until May 1999, however).It was also used on other non-OPSM UK demo discs (Registered Users discs 2 to 4, every Essential PlayStation demo disc, Das Offizielle PlayStation Magazin (OPSM Germany) discs 1 to 12/98 (with a few exceptions), PlayStation Magazine (OPSM France) discs 3 to 31 (also with a few exceptions), the list goes on).Credit goes to ACRetro for the audio (I was too lazy to do it myself)."PlayStation" is a trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc."Official UK PlayStation Magazine" is a trademark of Future Publishing, Ltd.
Neil Buchanan takes an excessive amount of welcome minerals SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2009-03-25 | Inspired by texhasreturned's video, Dantheman2funny takes an excessive amount of tutorial minerals. Here's how you do this using Audacity Get yourself a way to convert audio into MP3/WAVE files Duplicate audio into 6 channels 1st should be as is 2nd lowered 0.500 3rd lowered 5.000 4th raised 0.500 5th raised 5.000 6th raised C to E All of them percent changed 75.000 by Tempo Done using Sony Vegas Pro 8.0a (Build 179) Slow down effect done using the lame Windows Movie Maker. NOTE: I am NOT making fun of Neil Buchanan. Art Attack remains to be one of the best art shows I have ever watched.
YOURE WINNER ! SicksTeaPhoarAlt 2009-02-16 | You sure are WINNER ! Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWEhqLlOJj4&layer_token=fff53e98e6b8e923&annotation_id=annotation_10210&feature=iv for annotation spam!
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