MasterPlayer tracks (PC)

PC Platform

Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Peter Andersen, Peter Jørgensen and Thomas Canell.

I do hope that this is the complete list of composers and that “unknown” is one of the three and I just don’t remember who did the specific track. But in case that I’m wrong, I’m sorry for not sharing the correct credit

Lets get busy.

In the track lists below, you’ll see comments like below – and this is the explanation:

(Demo) is an incomplete original MasterPlayer track
(Port) is a converted track from 3-4 to 9 channels
(Raw) is a 4 channel imported track – default sounds only
(Incomplete) is a partial converted track

Thomas Canell

While Peter J developed the MasterPlayer program, he needed testing of the program and the new features – and he needed a lot of testing! At first, I didn’t want to use MasterPlayer, but eventually I “got around” and started creating tracks.

Canell, Big blower (Demo)

Canell, Errors

Canell, Fede hunser (Demo)

Canell, Late 4 work (Demo)

Canell, Possible way (Demo)

Canell, Real time 2 (Demo)

Canell, The only one (Demo)

Peter J created a feature to import Amiga Editor tunes into MasterPlayer, so a large number of ports or conversions are to be found here.

Peter Andersen

As Peter A and I was working separate music floppy disks, I never had Peter’s original score files and therefor I only have one or two of his tracks on this site. But while running through my MasterPlayer folder, I found a number of Peters converted tracks.

Andersen, !SpagProg! (Spaghetti Program) (Port)

Andersen, BT mix (Port)

Andersen, Consequence (Port)

Andersen, Microman (Raw)

Andersen, Mighty Mouse (Port)

Andersen, Mirage (Port)

Andersen, Mirage (Raw)

Andersen, Poly-e-star (Incomplete) (Port)

Andersen, Poly-e-star (Raw)

Andersen, The Zero Field (Port)

Andersen, Toxicate (Port)

Once again, most of these conversions was created to test the MasterPlayer program, so he didn’t have to create all new tracks in an program under heavy development. Peter J did 99% of the conversions work (import, sound design and effects trimming) and then Peter A might have “micro-redesigned” some of the sounds himself.

As these are originating from the Amiga, Peter J only imported and converted the complete tracks – resulting in no (Demo) tracks.

Peter Jørgensen

During the development of MasterPlayer, Peter J was forced to create some music scores for testing – either to test score effects or just new sound routines. This resulted in a few tracks.