Wow that's awesome, I have those very same songs on my computer somewhere as YM files, but hearing it play back on the original hardware is soooooooooo much cooler than using an emulator, i wish i could do that.
I have almost the same setup to you but i dont know how to get the amstrad to read the 3.5inch floppy drive, i plug it in and i know its right as i brought it with the drive and lead but dont know what commands i should use, i also have a mouse and dot matrix printer but wouldnt even begin to know what do with them lol...
@VintageJunior, I think the CPC's powersupplies were built into the monitors so you always had to use the original monitor's with most of the CPC line.
Google for "ZX Spectrum Sound Chip Emulator" - this can play .YM (and a load of other formats) on a PC. Don't be fooled by the name - the Amstrad uses the same sound chip as the ZX Spectrum :-)
Just one of the old style cassette players - needs to have a "REM" socket to work with the Amstrad. You can pick them up for £5-6 on ebay. Just search for cassette player.
Very good ;)
MrKolva 8 months ago
it sounds really cute :D
TheZeldacrazy 8 months ago
Hello :)
I like this music - it's superb (nostalgia:) - please give me name this musicpack or link were I may download this??? Greetings
bonde07 1 year ago
does this melody belong to an Amstrad CPC game?
Pedritocalifornia 1 year ago
Wow that's awesome, I have those very same songs on my computer somewhere as YM files, but hearing it play back on the original hardware is soooooooooo much cooler than using an emulator, i wish i could do that.
CoolDudeClem 1 year ago
this is nice, we need more like this, adds diversity because most videos out there are about the C64
OBSysteme 1 year ago
I have almost the same setup to you but i dont know how to get the amstrad to read the 3.5inch floppy drive, i plug it in and i know its right as i brought it with the drive and lead but dont know what commands i should use, i also have a mouse and dot matrix printer but wouldnt even begin to know what do with them lol...
LeeBondo 1 year ago
Is that the original monitor? If yes, what's the thing sitting under it?
VintageJunior 1 year ago
@VintageJunior Yes it is. The thing under it is the Amstrad "MP3" add on which allows you to watch TV on your Amstrad Monitor!
retrozoneorg 1 year ago
@retrozoneorg Until very recently... when analog tv dissapeared¡¡¡!!!
BilisNegra 1 year ago
@VintageJunior, I think the CPC's powersupplies were built into the monitors so you always had to use the original monitor's with most of the CPC line.
SNK038 1 year ago
How did you connect the 3.5" disk drive to the amstrad? i could do with doing that myself :)
khisanth75 2 years ago
The information on how to connect a Floppy Disk drive to the CPC6128 is on my website in the projects section.
Google "fit a 3.5" floppy to CPC6128" and click the third link down
retrozoneorg 2 years ago
damn...I wish there was a PC App to play .YM....
looks like ya gotta have the real thing in this case
stanleyopar2000 2 years ago
Google for "ZX Spectrum Sound Chip Emulator" - this can play .YM (and a load of other formats) on a PC. Don't be fooled by the name - the Amstrad uses the same sound chip as the ZX Spectrum :-)
trellis6 2 years ago
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trellis6 2 years ago
that's a nice setup you got there... what tapecorder do you use? i just have a stupid walkman :(
cyb3rphr33k 2 years ago
Just one of the old style cassette players - needs to have a "REM" socket to work with the Amstrad. You can pick them up for £5-6 on ebay. Just search for cassette player.
retrozoneorg 2 years ago
@retrozoneorg Yes!!! a REM socket... I had completely forgotten the existence of that... Far back in my childhood...
BilisNegra 1 year ago
does it sound better coming through the original system?
obeest 3 years ago
No.. Not really.
I just like to keep my Amstrad busy ;)
retrozoneorg 2 years ago
ha ha ha awesome
recklessness1987 3 years ago 4
¿De qué juegos son esas canciones?
Josepocharro 3 years ago
I love Amstrad sounds!!
Pedritocalifornia 3 years ago 5