Uploaded June 2010 | Updated September 2026, 20 minutes ago
During the Windows 95/98 age, there lived a MIDI synthesizer. It was created by the most esteemed Creative music corps, was it the SoundBlaster? Nope. Was it the SoundBlaster 16? Nope. Was it the SoundBlaster Live {which didn't even exist back then}? Certainly not, it was a new breed of MIDI wavetables, it was The Advanced Wave Effects Synthesizer with 64 channels! {AWE64}. Even to this day, this ancient artifact of a MIDI card remains one of the greatest synthesizers ever created in a nerd dungeon {Basement} of yonder Creative Corp. I swear, you'll think its done Live. {Of course, thats what the SoundBlaster Live is for but screw that...}
Just in case you are wondering, no emulators or soundfonts were used for this video. I originally recorded this using the default shitty sound recording tool. Yeah, that's right, I actually recorded this ON my Windows 95. Morale value right there.
Download Link is here: mediafire.com/?62xpfvh2nla7fac
During the Windows 95/98 age, there lived a MIDI synthesizer. It was created by the most esteemed Creative music corps, was it the SoundBlaster? Nope. Was it the SoundBlaster 16? Nope. Was it the SoundBlaster Live {which didn't even exist back then}? Certainly not, it was a new breed of MIDI wavetables, it was The Advanced Wave Effects Synthesizer with 64 channels! {AWE64}. Even to this day, this ancient artifact of a MIDI card remains one of the greatest synthesizers ever created in a nerd dungeon {Basement} of yonder Creative Corp. I swear, you'll think its done Live. {Of course, thats what the SoundBlaster Live is for but screw that...}
Just in case you are wondering, no emulators or soundfonts were used for this video. I originally recorded this using the default shitty sound recording tool. Yeah, that's right, I actually recorded this ON my Windows 95. Morale value right there.
Download Link is here: mediafire.com/?62xpfvh2nla7fac
