AmigaParadise is a community-driven platform dedicated to preserving and sharing the musical heritage of the Commodore Amiga. Our mission is to provide free access to a vast collection of Amiga music, ensuring that this rich cultural legacy is accessible to all. Everything on the site is available for free and will remain so forever.
The site administrator is French, and at the beginning of the project, all audio files were named in his native language. However, around 2011, when the first version of the website was launched, French was gradually abandoned in favor of English for file naming. Some of these early French-named files still remain and will likely never be renamed.
When the project started in 1997, lossless formats either didn’t exist or weren’t reliable yet. MP3 was chosen because it
was the most practical format and could be played on nearly all devices at the time. Even today, MP3 remains a universal
format. Thanks to its small file size, it is ideal for archiving.
If you're looking for original audio files extracted directly from the programs, please visit the sites listed in the
"External Resources" section at the bottom of this website.
My Amiga computer (A500+) does not allow me to play the audio files directly, so I use emulation instead. The playback is
handled by software such as DeliPlayer and EaglePlayer, along with various Amiga sound libraries. This method isn’t perfect —
some file types are not accurately rendered, and the sound can be distorted.
However, whenever I find an updated library or a better recording method, the entire software is re-recorded and uploaded
again. Since the recording is analog, occasional crackling may occur.
In the very early days of the project, audio files were named from memory or simply while playing the games. Many of them reflect a personal naming convention and sometimes even my mood at the time.
Later on, I started naming files based on metadata found in the game's original files. However, a large number of these files are not documented at all and are simply listed on the site as “BGM #X”. When a file has a meaningful name or a comment embedded, it is used accordingly.
Some files may still be incorrectly named, even when following that method, especially in cases where the in-game track order changed during development. For example, a track originally intended for Level 1 might end up being used in Level 3, but never renamed.
Files labeled as "Unknown" are either marked as such in the original file’s metadata, not used in the actual game, or I couldn’t determine when they are played.
Files marked as "Unused" are often test versions or early drafts that were eventually cut from the final game.
Despite all the care I put into this work, mistakes can happen, and an occasional error may have slipped through.
If some information appears to be missing or inaccurate, it may be because I couldn't find the correct data, or simply made a mistake. If you have — or believe you have — the right information, feel free to send it to us by email or through our Discord server.
Similarly, details regarding programmers, graphic artists, and audio contributors are often very limited, as I prefer not to just copy content from other websites. If you own a website that documents this kind of information and would like to share it with Amiga Paradise, we would be happy to include it here (with credit, of course). Likewise, if you worked on the Amiga in the past — even if you're not currently listed in the database — you can contact me, and I’ll gladly update your details or add your name to the site.
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Please note: Currently, it's not possible to change your password or recover it via email. These features will be implemented in a future update.
If you're looking for a specific piece of Amiga music that's not yet available on the platform, you can request it by joining our Discord server:
Our community and administrators are active and ready to assist with your requests.
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