Some of the modules were intended to be game musics and therefore only use 3 of 4 channels. One of them (the tubes module) contains sub songs which cannot be heard with an ordinary module player (but DeliTracker plays most of them). Other tunes are cover versions of commercial songs.

You won't find these tunes on AmiNet because it would be far too embarrassing.

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Cover version of the famous tune and I think it's a good one.

Cover version of Lick It! by 20 Fingers done in 1995. It was pretty easy to convert this one. It contains a lot of speech samples which were taken digitally from the CD. Unfortunately, some of the speech samples had to be upsampled to reduce the size of the module.

Remixed cover version of No Good (Start The Dance) by The Prodigy done in 1994. I think this is one of my best cover conversions. I've made an Amiga demo to this tune too.

Unfinished cover version of Voodoo People by The Prodigy done in 1995. This could have been a good one if I would have completed it. There's a module on AmiNet called 'Emphutured' by 'c-quence/gods' which contains a lot Prodigy samples (both from Break'n Enter and Voodoo People).

Very unfinished cover version of Break 'n Enter by The Prodigy started in early 1995. There's a much better (and finished!) version on AmiNet by 'slice' (you can also request it from me).

I started a multichannel (the last version used 12 channels) conversion of Children, but didn't finish it. I didn't take many instruments from the original, but tried to get sound alike with the samples on my harddisk.

Conversion of the famous tune by Mike Oldfield.

Remix of the original Cannon Fodder module. I've now also got the original tune in VectorDean format, if anyone wants it.

Cover version of a tv series title tune made a long time ago.

Simple conversion of the music in a Louis de Funes picture. One of my first attempts.

These are three modules from the game Crack Out!. Except for the hiscore music (which has been recycled from Tubes) the musics are pretty old (1991). Nevertheless, I think they're not too bad for a poor musician like me.

Deuteron was a game project in 1992 I should have made some music for. But they didn't quite like it (which I can understand pretty well).

This archive contains the two musics for my game Free Trading Company.

I made this song for the intros of my Gamedisk 1 and 3.

Ronny Raygun was meant to be a Jump'n Run game but was never finished (I made about seven attempts to rewrite it from scratch).

Some of the modules, however, are pretty nice, despite that some of them only use 3 voices and are pretty small in size.

This is the title tune I made for my game Strike Commander.

The Last Battle was a huge game project but we never got futher than some parts of the intro. I still hope we can finish it some day.

This is one of my best modules, initially written for Tubes on one afternoon, then extended by 7 more subsongs and jingles, using 31 instruments in total. On a PC you probably will only be able to hear the title tune. On Amiga, the latest DeliTracker correctly supports subsongs in Protracker modules.

This is one of my first tunes. Short and sad.

Pretty weird and nightmarish tune.

Again a dank, but boring tune. Again, this is one of my first modules composed.

As far as I remember, this is the first module I ever made.

This archive contains a sad and short piano tune. It was a test for accord mixing and explicit usage of dynamic volume.

This last archive contains eleven more modules (of which some are unfinished). A few of them are not too bad I think. But then again, this is just my opinion.