#mods

a multi-system chiptune tracker compatible with DefleMask modules

MilkyTracker is an open source, multi-platform music application for creating .MOD and .XM module files. It attempts to recreate the module replay and user experience of the popular DOS program Fasttracker II, with special playback modes available for improved Amiga ProTracker 2/3 compatibility.

This is a javascript library that can play module music files. It is based on the libopenmpt C/C++ library. To translate libopenmpt into Javascript emscripten was used. Modernized ES6 module version with libopenmpt AudioWorklet backend

Javascript MOD player using Aurora.js and the resampler from XAudioJS.

Javascript MOD player using Aurora.js and the resampler from XAudioJS.

Nice. This plays .MODs reasonably well and exports M4A's

Had some friends who wanted to start an artscene / demoscene group called "L8X" (ie. latex), so I knocked out this intro theme in an afternoon. Source material was a pile of NES game samples and a few random synths and movie vocals.

I wrote this, as an Amiga .MOD back in the mid-90s. It's cheesy dance music

"In early June, 2006 Prophet64 made the bold move of releasing its SID music software on C64 cartridges. This completed the transition of the C64 from a computer system dependant on floppy and/or tape drives, to an independent piece of pro audio studio equipment. Could the union of Prophet64 with the C64 as a musical instrument be further improved upon? I thought so. The following pages explain what I have done."

It's not a dead badger, but it'll do. "Kasey McMahon decided to combine an interest in taxidermy with her PC. Fearing that the natural world is being replaced by technology, the artist installed a working computer inside of an idle beaver."

"It seemed a shame to throw out such a tough old machine because of a screen problem. So I decided to join the case modding fraternity."

"So some time ago I acquired 120,000 mods."

"For those of you who want to obtain the ENTIRE archive, and I'm not just talking the same old 13GB torrents we had up in the test phase of 2005 and 2006, but the ENTIRE 29GB of compressed modules!"

"Words cannot express the agony I feel as the fellow playing this game time and time again succumbs to death. Yet, I must laugh."

"Here's a DIY MOD player you can build (MOD is sorta like a MP3, popular in the 80's with Amiga computers)"

"Can be inserted into NDSL GBA slot without any stick out."

This makes me want a Nintendo DS even more now.

"based on FastTracker II and it shows. The familiar tracker layout gives the program a friendly face and a good feature set is already present in this first release."

"The current dsPIC based prototype can play 4 channel MOD music files at 24KHz 9 bit, stereo, using a dsPIC30F4013 and SD Card." Wow, where were these back when I was composing on my Amiga? :)

"This happens a lot, Xecuter might not always be the first with an idea, but then they turn around, grab an idea, run with it and give us back something better. "

Heh, heh. One of my few musical attempts uploaded to Aminet.