News

26/02/2010We're back! The Remix64 backend has been revamped to allow for multiple connections between your member account and your various remix projects. That means: you can manage the information for all your projects from your "My Remix64" section, it also means that all members of a group can manage their song and band infos from their individual member accounts.

To establish connections to your remix projects, log in to "My Remix64" and follow the instructions at the "My Connections" page.

The new structure is represented by new URLs. Here are a few examples:

The "Act" URL

It represents the name under which a person or a band has released remixes. It lists all the releases, and the members involved.

http://www.remix64.com/act/press_play_on_tape/

The "Member" URL
Here you'll find your new Remix64 member profile page. It now shows a list of all remix projects you have worked on, and a list of all your project's releases.
http://www.remix64.com/member/c64audio/

The "Track" URL
This is the good old remix info page.
http://www.remix64.com/track/ziphoid/comic_bakery/

The old URLs will still work and forward to the proper new location, so there's no immediate need to update your links.

We also have a revamped member directory.

Enjoy!

- LMan

26/01/2010Last saturday was the big night of the Remixer Of The Year 2009 award show. Presented by the SceneSat Radio staff, it was being broadcast by SceneSat Radio, SLAY Radio, Radio6581, BitJam and Nectarine Demoscene Radio simultaneously. The hosts were joined by a live crowd consisting of many surprise guests, among them former years ROTY winners and other scene VIPs, pushing Ziphoid's apartment space to its limits! The most entertaining 4 hour show did not only trace the musical highlights of 2009 and present the winners: with the joint broadcast it also opened up perspectives between the remixing community and the demo scene, both which are cloesly related, but have often been ignorant of the other in the past.

The Results

Mordi won 2009's big price, being the new Remixer Of The Year. Firestorm massively scored #1 in the categories "Most Innovative Mix" and "Best c64 Mix" with his version of "Commando", which was a surprise release in december. XxDUSTYxX won "Best Amiga Mix", while daXX managed to place a whopping 9 of his remixes in that category. Reyn Ouwehand managed to win "Best Veteran" for the third time in a row, followed up by Hazel. The award for "Best Newcomer" went to Heartek. In a surprise coup, the Lifetime Achievement Award 2009 was awarded to yours truly, LMan.

Congratulations to all winners and follow-ups, everyone, you've deserved it. As always: the ROTY lists contain only winners.

14/01/2010

Your votes are in. The count is done. The 9th annual Remix64.com Remixer of the Year Awards show is a reality.

For the first time, it will be broadcast simultaneously on 5 scene radio stations namely SceneSat Radio, SLAY Radio, Radio6581, BitJam and Nectarine Demoscene Radio.

Do tune in on either of the stations January 23rd at 20:00 CET and enjoy this monster of a show...

02/01/2010Yet another year of amazing c64 and Amiga remixes is drawing to a close, which means we'll soon be announcing the Remixer Of The Year 2009 Awards!

So ladies and gents, please begin voting! You don't have that much time to go to help decide the results, so get going now!

01/01/2010The fourth album of electronic music duo mind.in.a.box will be an homage to the golden era of Commodore 64 music called "R.E.T.R.O". The album will be released in Europe on dependent records on February 26, 2010, and contains covers of famous C64 tunes as well as new mind.in.a.box songs. A release date for North America will be announced shortly. We hope you will enjoy this journey into the past as much as we did working on it!

The tracklist of mind.in.a.box / R.E.T.R.O is:

01 - Last Ninja 3
02 - Lightforce
03 - The Last V8
04 - Supremacy
05 - Shades
06 - 8 Bits
07 - Mindkiller
08 - The Last Ninja
09 - I Love 64
10 - We Cannot Go Back To The Past
11 - Whatever Mattered

You can get a glimpse of the album by listening to the first two tracks on remix.kwed.org.

Submitted by Stev

28/12/2009Give a try to SID remixes Vol2.

5 tracks out of your memories especially remixed for you Atari / C64 lovers.

Consider those remixes as a Tribute to Rob Hubbard, one of the most famous guy of the 80's computer land.

Share this link with friends and discover or re-discover the fever of the magic of those good'ol computer musics.

Submitted by Moonove

19/12/2009Some of you may already be aware of the excellent site http://bitworld.bitfellas.org/. It contains a large comprehensive database of Amiga demos, but with a somewhat limited search facility.
To remedy this we have created an alternative search interface to the collection at ExoticA - Amiga Scene Demo Database (Beta). Like the Modland and HVSC Search it includes a variety of ways to browse and search through the information. We only display a small subset of the data at Bitworld, but provide a link to their site for further information. Please give it a try and give us any feedback on the ExoticA Forum. It is marked as beta for now, as there might be bugs, and new features are likely forthcoming. Many thanks to zeg, Asle, Curt Cool and Menace (and the rest of the Bitworld team) for their help and co-operation.

Submitted by Buzz

07/12/2009

A new official C64 remix album from C64Audio.com? Did you think we'd given up? Well, NecroPolo has worked like a dog to produce a real quality Prog-rock album packed with great guitar work, 70s synth loveliness, and even some SID. It's a real labour of love!

04/12/2009Greetings Programs~! 

We have whipped up a tasty batch of delicious holiday chiptunes for everyone! Go ahead; sink your aural teeth into some fresh chiptune goodies while you drink up a hot mug of 8 Bit delight on a cold winter’s day. Time tested holiday favorites that everyone can sing along to or entertain with at a holiday festivity! 

-Seth & Michelle :)

10/11/2009On Sunday, 8th November, the father of the Great Giana Sisters died of a heart attack. Beginning his carreer as a game designer for Rainbow Arts and Blue Byte as early as 1984, he went on to found Spellbound Entertainment AG in 1994 together with Jean-Marc Haessig (Airline Tycoon, Desperados, Arcania: A Gothic Tale).