Difference between revisions of "BSC"
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== Releases == | == Releases == | ||
| − | * BSC Demo 1 | + | * [[BSC Demo 1]] |
| − | * BSC Demo 2 | + | * [[BSC Demo 2]] |
| − | * BSC Demo 3 | + | * [[BSC Demo 3]] |
| − | * BSC Demo 4 | + | * [[BSC Demo 4]] |
* [[BSC Demo 5]] | * [[BSC Demo 5]] | ||
* BSC Demo 6 | * BSC Demo 6 | ||
* BSC Demo 7 | * BSC Demo 7 | ||
| − | * BSC Demo 8 | + | * [[BSC Demo 8]] |
* [[Pac Man Virus]] (1990) | * [[Pac Man Virus]] (1990) | ||
* [[BSC Megademo]] (1991) | * [[BSC Megademo]] (1991) | ||
Revision as of 09:29, 13 October 2006
BSC (Oliver Mayer) was a coder and a musician of the german CPC scene. Between 1992 and 1993 he released several versions of the Soundtrakker, which was the most popular music program on the CPC and has been used by nearly the complete CPC demo scene.
Releases
- BSC Demo 1
- BSC Demo 2
- BSC Demo 3
- BSC Demo 4
- BSC Demo 5
- BSC Demo 6
- BSC Demo 7
- BSC Demo 8
- Pac Man Virus (1990)
- BSC Megademo (1991)
- Soundtrakker 1.0 (1992)
- Soundtrakker 128 (1993)
Groups
BSC was member of the following groups:
