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  • Goto80 personAnders Erik Carlsson, Swedish chip musician and researcher, founder of the demoscene group Hack n' Trade — and defMON 's first user (2008) and live-improvisation champion: "I mostly improvise by typing on a keyboard. …
  • Johan Kotlinski personSwedish programmer and musician, author of lsdj and its manual (copyright Johan Kotlinski; the v9.2.6 manual is dated 9 May 2021). The manual points to the user-maintained wiki, the LSDj Facebook group and …
  • Leinad (Daniel Falk) personSwedish composer of the Amiga era (from 1989, most active 1990–91) who by 1995 tracked on a PC for the games of MAGE, the small development outfit he ran with friends, and wrote multimedia for a living. The single …
  • Peter "Crayon" Hanning personCoder and musician of Mushroom Studios / Noxious (with Anders "Dolphin" Ramsay and Daniel "Knotis" Sindahl, Rönninge, Sweden), who took protracker over from Amiga Freelancers: 2.1A (1992-04-16), 2.2A (1992-06-22; chord …
  • Triton (Fredrik Huss and Magnus Högdahl) groupThe Swedish group whose programmers Fredrik Huss and Magnus Högdahl wrote fasttracker-2 : Huss's FastTracker 1.01 (1993-01-23, 8 channels) and the two authors' 2.00 (November 1994) through 2.06 (1996); the 2.08 build of …
  • Zalt (Tobias Garder) personSixteen-year-old Stockholm tracker ("zalt of groove.phenomena.mistery"), 2nd in the Icing'95 multichannel music compo, who came from Atari NoiseTracker to FastTracker 2 ; interviewed by psibelius in traxweekly #40 …
  • TW #2 — Interview with Leinad (Populus) summaryPopulus met leinad "by coincidence" on IRC and interviewed him on 1995-03-15 (14:57–16:13): an Amiga-era Swedish composer, most active in 1990–91, who by 1995 made multimedia for a living and tracked on a PC with a GUS …
  • TW #40 — Interview with Zalt (Psibelius) summarypsibelius interviews zalt , a 16-year-old Stockholm tracker who came from Atari NoiseTracker to FastTracker 2 and placed 2nd in the Icing'95 multichannel compo — a European counterweight to the North American voices of …