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About Autofonic
I started experimenting with music on the PC around 1995, using a midi arrangement program called Evolution Audio. It did allow importation of sound samples, but I was a bit afraid to use them! Editing .wav files seemed a bit daunting to me at the time, as I was pretty much a noob with computers.
After a year or two of fiddling around with midi tracks, I had gotten a bit frustrated with the cheesey sounds that I was creating, so I stopped trying to make music and started making websites, programming and 3D modelling. Anyway, last year (2009) I came across a great little freeware program named Milkytracker. I loved how it worked, and the appearance of the interface really appealed to my geeky side (the linearity reminded me of programming with line numbers on a BBC Micro computer).
So I had a good fiddle with Milkytracker, and absolutely loved it. The only problem was that it couldn't use VST plugins, which looked pretty sexy and useful to me. I went searching for other tracker programs that could support VST's, and was chuffed to find the freeware program, Madtracker 2. The interface to MT2 has a few quirks, but after some initial head-scratching, I found it quite quick and easy to use.
All of the tracks featured on this website are made with Madtracker and the Goldwave audio editor. I had great fun making them, and I hope that some of you will enjoy listening to them.
Have fun and thanks for visiting,
Stuart
Comments
Mark @ Mon 13th Sep 2010
Some nice tracks on here. Downloaded some. You really have some sort of own, recognizable sound.
Greetings from The Netherlands, peace
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