INTRODUCTION

I started composing electronic music at the beginning of the nineties. Except the first experiments with the Instant Music program by Electronic Arts, until almost the new millennium I have used mostly tracker programs, Protracker and OctaMED, on Commodore Amiga computers. Later, leaving the Amiga to pass to PCs, I've dedicated myself to sequencer programs.
On this page you can find most of the music which I have done in that nineties. It consists mostly of modules in Protracker (.MOD) format, and some others in MED Soundstudio (.MED) format. This modules are of relatively small size, and the ones here available don't exceed the 500 kilobytes. Actually they are for the major part so-called chip-tunes, which often don't exceed 5 KB. In order to taste this chip-tunes, I suggest you to activate the repeat/loop function of your player, as they are very short compositions, conceived to be listened repeatedly. Please note that not all players are compatible with this formats -- see below to know some suitable ones. For many tunes also the MP3 versions are available (which all exceed 1 megabyte). The MP3 versions have been lightly acoustically treated (reverberation and diminishing of the stereo separation), for a "better" listening experience.

At those times I was called, in the scene, with the alias of Stun. In the course of the years I joined some groups of creatives (musicians, graphicians, programmers, designers). Chronologically: Mystic, Biosynthetic Design, Nah-Kolor. Together with my colleagues I've done some multimedia creations (intros and demos) -- see the video section of this site. If the term demo scene is new to you, I suggest you to visit the following sites, to get an idea.

• Demoscene.tv -- internet TV with multimedia creations (demos) from the scene
• Nectarine -- internet radio with music from the demo scene
• Amiga Music Preservation -- dedicated to keeping the memory alive
• Modland -- FTP space with over 100 thousand free modules in several  formats

The broadcastings of Nectarine and Demoscene.tv are also available in the streaming media section of the Winamp 5 media player.