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Intros for the songs have been made with other 80s sound-programs for ZX: “NoiseFX Machine Code Sound Effects”, “Percy The Rhythm Interpreter”, “Albert Einstein Drums”, “Sonido 48K”, “Loop Synthesizer”, “Sintetizador De Voz “ and “Orfeus Music Assembler”.

Bonus tracks:
For a comparison, the last two tracks – cool bonuses, made by irrlicht project – have been composed on contemporary BEEPOLA Tracker (2010 by Ccowley), which is a cross-platform program for PC with Spectrum’s sound emulator plus possibility to save music and play it on real machine. The tracker is a brilliant piece of software that includes a lot of BEEPER sound-engines, also Music Studio and Music Box. It’s audible how far coding has been developed nowadays; irrlicht project can make miracles with modern sequencing, tracker-like editor, changeable tempos and so on. But still with the same ZX sound-cores that I used.

Games:
For the album I used also several tracks I made for ZX Spectrum 48K games:
“Pacman TXT” by Factor6
“Horace in The Mystic Woods” by Bob Smith
“Binary” by Mulder
“W*H*B*” by Bob Smith

Movies:
My song “One Bit Sound” comes from a comedy movie "Fishing For Disaster" (a story about a company making games in old good 80s ).

Dedications:
Track “Press the corresponding number” has been dedicated to Mark Time who created in 1985 the legendary ZX48 editor "Wham! The Music Box" (the first engine with more than ONE channel - which was TWO actually ).
Track “Horace's Adventure” has been dedicated to MS-CID who created in 1989 a very important ZX48 2-channels editor "The Music Studio".