Music

The scores that defined Delphine's cinematic world - from tracker modules to atmospheric ambience.

Delphine Software Music

Raphaël Gesqua

Flashback — Amiga OST

Gesqua's Amiga score for Flashback is one of the finest in the medium. Composed in a tracker on four channels, it achieves a sustained mood of sci-fi melancholy unique in the 16-bit era.

MOD Player: These tracks are preserved as Amiga MOD files. To listen, use a browser-based MOD player such as chiptune.app or the js-mod-player library. Download the originals from AMP (Amiga Music Preservation), Zophar's Domain, or ExoticA.

Flashback - Full Amiga Soundtrack — Raphaël Gesqua (ProTracker MOD)

  • 01 Title Screen 2:34
  • 02 Introduction 1:48
  • 03 Jungle (Level 1) 3:12
  • 04 New Washington (Level 2) 3:45
  • 05 The Game Show 2:18
  • 06 Manhattan Project (Level 4) 3:02
  • 07 Morph Planet (Level 5) 2:55
  • 08 Aliens' Home Planet (Level 6) 2:41
  • 09 Ending 1:52
  • 10 Game Over 0:48
Jean-François Freitas

Another World — OST

Freitas's score for Another World is deliberately sparse — silence and ambient texture carry the emotional weight. When music does arrive, it lands with force.

Preservation: The Another World soundtrack is available on AMP and Zophar's Domain. The 20th Anniversary Edition includes a remastered score.
  • 01 Another World (Main Theme) 1:55
  • 02 Arena 1:20
  • 03 Underground Lake 1:08
  • 04 Final Confrontation 1:45
  • 05 Ending Theme 2:12

About Amiga Tracker Music

Both Flashback and Another World used Amiga MOD format for their music — a sample-based tracker format native to the Amiga's Paula chip, with four independent audio channels. The MOD format allowed composers to bundle their instrument samples with the music data in a single file, making distribution and preservation straightforward.

Gesqua's Flashback modules are held in high regard in the tracker community for their compositional sophistication within the hardware's constraints. They are preserved at:

For more about the composers, see People. For context on the games themselves, see the Flagship deep dives.