Entire album produced on Amiga

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@countzero

But it *is* possible!  All it takes is a MIDI sequencer, Sunrize Studio16 or some other multitrack audio program like AudioLabs' ProStationAudio, etc

This guy obviously didn't produce the entire album on the Amiga though, as is evidenced by people saying that the mastering was done professionally...

Still, it sounds like he has enough outboard gear that perhaps he was just using the Amiga 500 as a MIDI sequencer, and then using some kind of mixer/recorder... there's no way that his sound sources were 100% Amiga.

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@weirdami

mixing/sequencing is totally possible on the Amiga.

Sequencing: using Music-X/OctaMED/Bars'n'Pipes/Dr.T's KCS or whatever you feel like using.
Mixing: using Studio16 / ProStation Audio / whatever else you feel like using.

I've produced a number of tracks on Amigas and Ataris;  some were sequenced on the Amiga using Bars'n'Pipes and recorded to a Tascam 388, others were sequenced on an Atari w/Notator and recorded to an Amiga with a Sunrize AD516 and Studio16 software...