ModPlug Tracker

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ModPlug Tracker

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platform :

Windows

type :

demotool

release date :

september 1997

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added on the 2004-09-05 by Stv

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I'm talking about openmpt, first hand testimony.

Latest version: May 27, 2007

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It can't convert .mod to .xm correctly (600/a00/etc commands are handled differently).

Which totally misses the point of a tracker.

No that doesn't miss the point, openmpt pretends to play a shitload of formats but can't handle a single one correctly.
When a tool is converting from a format to another it tries to convert as much as possible, especially in that case where it's perfectly possible, so that's a bug.

In this archive there's 3 modules, 2 of them are fucked up when replayed with openmpt:

ftp://ftp.scene.org/mirrors/hornet/code/audio/docs/fmoddoc2.zip
Don't come back until they're replayed perfectly.

added on the 2009-03-07 19:14:34 by hitchhikr

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[19:14:48] STaGe7 dice: what's up with modplug tracker? :D
[19:15:13] Tiago dice: It's old.
[19:15:20] STaGe7 dice: so is C64
[19:15:24] STaGe7 dice: people still makes demos out of it
[19:15:42] Tiago dice: but ppl don't make demos for msdos now
[19:15:43] Tiago dice: ;)
[19:15:56] STaGe7 dice: don't they?
[19:15:59] STaGe7 dice: what about bytetros?
[19:16:12] STaGe7 dice: also, there's altparty
[19:16:18] STaGe7 dice: i think i've seen a few ms-dos prods these years
[19:16:29] Tiago dice: meh

Nothing personal, xrl.

added on the 2009-03-07 19:45:21 by stage7

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[19:16:45] STaGe7 dice: I love jazz music!

See? ;)

added on the 2009-03-07 19:56:26 by xernobyl

Renoise has effects, supports VSTs, and it's main purpose is to export high quality streamed music, not use the files as their saved by the program.
I guess it's a lot of fun for a musician to be seting reverbs, filters, params in general, having to remember by heart 2^16 commands for each effect and having to code them by hand without any kind of automatism.

added on the 2009-03-07 19:59:11 by xernobyl

It's not good for making "modern" music because it's very limited and has no good vst support. It's not very good for making classic tracker music either because it seems to play some of the formats wrong. I never liked the interface, especially the pattern editor awkward to me. Still I use it for finetuning my songs and such. Piggy

added on the 2009-05-01 21:12:57 by noby

added on the 2009-05-01 21:24:39 by bittin

also superior

added on the 2009-07-30 21:01:32 by xaimus

my first love

added on the 2009-11-06 21:58:53 by pera

yes

added on the 2009-11-06 22:34:59 by Ized

Renoise is better, at least for me. But unlike Renoise, it will run with several VSTs going at once on my limited little laptop. I think OpenMPT (as it is now) has to be taken for what it is, instead of as a direct competitor for Renoise or Milkytracker, both of which I also use. Thumb because I find it somewhat useful.

added on the 2009-12-17 05:11:51 by t-zero

I find the GUI ugly and not really convenient to use.
But it can read/write modules in many formats, it plays them correctly , and it sounds really good.

added on the 2009-12-17 11:09:22 by untel

Maybe ModPlug is not compatible but without this tracker I wouldn't have started making modules.

added on the 2010-08-19 09:38:14 by Jakim

Gosh, i hate that interface, anyway it was helpfull for some productions i've written past years.

added on the 2013-04-25 14:59:51 by cyborgjeff

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