Awesome! I wonder how much those will go for?

weeds needs to get them

i'm surprised Lee Jackson is even doing something right now! Reclusive guy

I can't even fathom how high that's going to go, but if it means he's getting back into game music, I hope it goes for a lot 😀. What is that card any ways? I can't find another one like it.

What is that card any ways? I can't find another one like it.

It's just what it says on the cards, packaging and description... a Digital Audio Labs CardD Plus package. It's an old digital recording card, stereo in/out with the additional card for SPDIF I/O. Nothing more, nothing less. Supposedly quite good for the intended task, but they're nothing particularly rare or interesting outside of the fact that those particular ones were owned by a famous guy.

It's already up to $100.

http://www.arcadeclassics.org/Duke_Website/grabbag.html

The man and the music.

Old Thrashbarg wrote:

What is that card any ways? I can't find another one like it.

It's just what it says on the cards, packaging and description... a Digital Audio Labs CardD Plus package. It's an old digital recording card, stereo in/out with the additional card for SPDIF I/O. Nothing more, nothing less. Supposedly quite good for the intended task, but they're nothing particularly rare or interesting outside of the fact that those particular ones were owned by a famous guy.

That demystifies it for me, thanks 😀.

I guess my search terms were bad as I kept getting home level cards when I searched for said card, and with the name "Digital" I was half tempted to dream perhaps they were related to deal old DEC. But no DEC.

Ahhhhh I seriously want these.... I'm a huge fan of duke, and Jackson's work 😀

THAT is EXTREMELY COOL!

Hehe, he said that's what he used to "master and record" Grabbag... I'm wondering if he's refering to the Redbook Audio track on the Atomic/Platinum Duke 3D CD, and also wonder what MIDI hardware was used to synthesize that audio track?

I'm pretty sure he used the Roland Sound Canvas SC-88 or 88pro for that Grabbag track.

MusicallyInspired wrote:

I'm pretty sure he used the Roland Sound Canvas SC-88 or 88pro for that Grabbag track.

That's what I was thinking as well, but I've never heard (read about) a definitive answer from him on the subject.

One thing I know for sure though... the *original* MIDI file that he used to record that Redbook Audio track (an extended version of Grabbag) is long since gone; I've asked him (as well as Joe Siegler) about it long ago <grin>.

wow only went for $100.... I shoulda bid on these 🙁

As for Jackson's cards, I remember reading somewhere that he composed his music for apogee/3dr using a Gravis Ultrasound. Can't find it now though.

DonutKing wrote:

wow only went for $100.... I shoulda bid on these 🙁

As for Jackson's cards, I remember reading somewhere that he composed his music for apogee/3dr using a Gravis Ultrasound. Can't find it now though.

It looks to me by the timing of the sale that he was banking on the release of DNF to boost the bids but the plan backfired. I hope the buyer isn't planning on making an insane profit on this because if the man himself couldn't get more than $100 for them at the release of a new Duke Nukem game, they'll probably never be worth more than that.

DonutKing wrote:

As for Jackson's cards, I remember reading somewhere that he composed his music for apogee/3dr using a Gravis Ultrasound. Can't find it now though.

I dunno about all of his other stuff, but I'm sure that the Redbook Audio track on the Atomic/Plutonia Pack CD (an extended version of "Grabbag") isn't a GUS.

leileilol wrote:

weeds needs to get them

🙁