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by: David Dunn
copyright: 1984 Anirog

MUSICIANS/D/Dunn_David/Flight_Path_737.sid

CSDb entry: https://csdb.dk/sid/?id=10257

Used in Releases: Ice Cream Castle, 737 Theme, Lame 'n' Lousy, Meeting 2, The David Dunn Music Collection I, Cold as Hell, Who Dunn This, (B)arty-Demo, Optical Illusion, Diabolical Tunes, Crime, Unbounded, Orgasm, Blizzard 2 (Part 2), Use Your Illusion 2, Just a Note, Jack the Nipper Info, Jurk Demo, Obnoxious, Super Pictures I, Sliresopp, Fantastic Music III, Miami Peril Demo 4, Message, Ice Cream Castle (Pistachio), AFL+HF Intro 03, Raggsokk, Intro Editor V1.0, FAC Sound Demo, The Worst Demo, AC Music I, Musik-Land, Intro Editor V4.2, Intro-Editor V1.1, Theme Flight, Ice Cream Castle [NTSC fixed], Theme from Rob Hubbard, List Collection V1, Logo Pack, Superpics 1, First Try !, Phenomena.

Videoclock:	Unknown
SIDmodel:	MOS6581
Datasize:	$0662
Load Address:	$4DA0
Init Address:	$4DC8
Play Address:	$4DA0
Songs:	1
Songlengths:	0:41
Playroutine:	David_Dunn

STIL:

COMMENT: "Anil [Gupta] asked me to go and meet Roger Gamon. His son had a program called Flight, and they wanted some intro music for it. Anil said to take along some samples. When I arrived, their front room was cluttered with hardware and C64 samplers. I remember saying that I could do with one of those. I took along two sample pieces. One was something in the vein of Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines, which they were really unimpressed with, but the second one rather bowled them over. It was a tune I'd originally written in 1975; I'd found that using the ADSR on a saw channel gave the bass riff an echoey effect, and two pulses slightly detuned from each other played the main theme. I was hired! But I still never got that sampler..." (JD)