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!Tracker was essentially an Amiga Soundtracker clone on an Acorn Archimedes A-310 computer but unusually, it supported up to 8-channels with soft panning unlike its 4-channel hard-panned counterpart. These are some of the earlier 8-channel Soundtracker music modules to be released on a home computer (Oktalyzer was released in 1989 on the Amiga). The modules comprise mostly of 8-bit samples from the infamous ST-01 sample library originally bundled with Karsten Obarski's infamous Ultimate Soundtracker in 1987 on the Amiga.
First released in 1987, the Archimedes was the first commercial computer to feature the hugely successful 32-bit ARM RISC processor and featured 8-audio channels each with stereo panning in hardware.