Speedy DTM | Attack of the PETSCII Robots (C64) - Original Soundtrack @SpeedySPCFan | Uploaded December 2020 | Updated October 2024, 47 minutes ago.
Bandcamp: speedyspcfan.bandcamp.com/album/attack-of-the-petscii-robots-original-soundtrack
The full soundtrack to the Commodore 64 version of Attack of the PETSCII Robots by 8-Bit Productions - adventure through 9 action packed levels, defeating robots using various gadgets and weapons to save the world!
00:00 - Metal Heads (Title)
00:57 - Metallic Bop (In-Game 1)
04:29 - Rushin' In (In-Game 2)
07:55 - Robot Attack! (In-Game 3)
11:00 - Get Psyched (In-Game 4)
14:19 - All Clear (Victory)
14:25 - End of the Line (Game Over)
Made in GoatTracker II for 6581 SID - all in-game tracks are 2 channel, title/victory/game over themes are 3 channel.
Bandcamp: speedyspcfan.bandcamp.com/album/attack-of-the-petscii-robots-original-soundtrack
The full soundtrack to the Commodore 64 version of Attack of the PETSCII Robots by 8-Bit Productions - adventure through 9 action packed levels, defeating robots using various gadgets and weapons to save the world!
00:00 - Metal Heads (Title)
00:57 - Metallic Bop (In-Game 1)
04:29 - Rushin' In (In-Game 2)
07:55 - Robot Attack! (In-Game 3)
11:00 - Get Psyched (In-Game 4)
14:19 - All Clear (Victory)
14:25 - End of the Line (Game Over)
Made in GoatTracker II for 6581 SID - all in-game tracks are 2 channel, title/victory/game over themes are 3 channel.
![Rise of the Triad (1994) - Howd I Do? [XP-30 Edit] (Civvie 11 Credits Theme)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/x-_fR_Sv9JA/hqdefault.jpg "Rise of the Triad (1994) - Howd I Do? [XP-30 Edit] (Civvie 11 Credits Theme)
Credits theme for the awesome Civvie 11.
Created on a Roland XP-30, original track and .MID by Lee Jackson. If you wanna learn more about the synth used, check out the episode of Sound Profile all about it! https://youtu.be/kH3SrDkOzek
FLAC: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IbBqh8W1tc26R3B89mjGKr03ZutdwnCt/view?usp=sharing
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/speedyfm
I created this so I could learn the ropes of the XP-30 in an easy environment. I took the original .MID file, made a performance on the XP-30, and made some (very drastic) edits to the .MID; namely adding more dynamics, changing the octave of some channels, re-doing all of the volume balancing, and a bunch of other tweaks to make it work. Normally, I make my own MIDI files but there wasnt any reason to here.
PLAY THE GAME, CIVVIE.")
