I'm bit of newb with the chiptune / Retro gaming scene, plus I'm starting the big switch from Logic Pro to Reaper. I'm posting here, hoping someone can tell me the details about R2R's Reaper Keygen v5.95 /v5.96 music and point me to the MIDI file. I'd love to remix it, and for good measure, remix it in Reaper.

BTW, this is not the first time I have heard something great from R2R, Big Props for taking the time code these in! You guys really Rock!

FYI - I found a YouTube video of the keygen song, it seems others like it too:

 

thats a nice track, love it!

 

I alway taught the Teams made their own keygen music lol
just goes to show what can happen if your left alone for to long

 

nice track! there went a lot of creativity and love into these "soundtracks"
keygenmusic is a site where you may find something, or at least you could contact them, they should be able to guide you right to midifiles etc.

my girlfriends favourite is not R2R but Air and not even instrumental but acapella

 

Yes, the famous Air song, I remember the first time I heard it, it was a magical experience.
Agree, I'll give the keygenmusic site a try, I did find a couple keygen tracks, but they were from some very old versions of Reaper and not by R2R.

 

LOL- I just was going through my old XP hard drive looking for an R2R KG for this reason.
Ohh...just Googled... yes...
www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/71zxej/whats_your_favorite_keygen_music/
Look partway down for a great list!

 

Last edited: Oct 14, 2018

"Alone in the Scene" - That's the one!

Dragon Atlas - sounds really great! I have to reamix that one too.

Great tip on using 7zip to extract the XM and a big thanks for taking the time to point me in the right direction. I was able to download the .XM files from the zippy links and found a really nice tracker program that converts them to MIDI, it's called "OpenMT" link here: http://openmpt.org/download

 

There are simply so many trackers, cool that you found one that renders to MIDI.
Here's even more keegen-music for reamixing if you like. I just started collecting, so there are not too much songs.
<# Keygen Music>
Some are .mod and .s3m files, but looks like openmpt can handle them as well.

 

Your are Awesome! I have literally done nothing today but listen to Chiptunes! BTW Thanks for the extra collection of keygen music. I have added them to my collection. I found a bonus folder of some really great songs inside the fasttracker2clone with FLAC sound files. Created a Zip-share of everything here:

<# Keygen Music with bunch more and Sound files>

 

"Demogroup 2R2". How innocent that sounds.
Ah, flashbacks.

 

Well, you've never heard of https://www.un4seen.com/2midi.html which does exactly that.

 

Wow, great thread. I made my first (and last ATM lol) song with Fastracker II in the Win95/MS-DOS mode times. Fastracker II and Scream Tracker III were the bosses if I recall well. ST was used by the best hands down module music composer
of the PC demo scene (MSDOS era).

The other day I was playing with Reaper and one of the 8bit classics. The Ocean game company loader II for Commodore-64 (cult SID sound chip). Yeah, fellow (and old lol) Commodore 64/Amiga, show 'em our pride!
BTW, modules were created in the Commodore Amiga (mostly 500 model) platform, which had and amazing sound chip with.. four! voices.

Damn, I feel old... wait, I am old!!

Great answer. Winner by KO

This was recently posted in AZ. I haven't tested it yet. I'd go first with OpenMt just in case, it's the best tracker nowadays.

 

You can also try http://www.rf1.net/software/mt/xm_to_midi_converter.html