01moose@ac.dal.ca (09/07/90)
I've FTPed a bunch of files from plains.nodak.edu in the pub/amiga/tmp directory; when un LHarced they yield a single file called "mod.filename". After aplying with this file, I ran it through SOUNDv2 and it has audible .IFF sounds in it. What program plays mod.* files? Where can I get it? -- Michael Dinn, Sysop of the Moose's Swamp - Nova Scotia's largest Amiga BBS +1 (902) 463-0483, 3/12/24/48/96/14,400 baud * 170 Megabytes online Full Internet/Bitnet subscribing to the BBS is available. Send mail. Home: moose%swamp%tmpor%iisat@cs.dal.ca +-------------------------- School: mdinn@ac.dal.ca, mdinn@dalac.bitnet | These are my opinions and Work: 01Moose@ac.dal.ca, 01Moose@dalac.bitnet| noone else's. (blame me :-)
bjc@smunews.UUCP (Betty J. Clay) (09/12/90)
In article <1948@ac.dal.ca> 01moose@ac.dal.ca writes: >I've FTPed a bunch of files from plains.nodak.edu in the pub/amiga/tmp >directory; when un LHarced they yield a single file called "mod.filename". >After aplying with this file, I ran it through SOUNDv2 and it has >audible .IFF sounds in it. What program plays mod.* files? >Where can I get it? Those files have been showing up on local BBS's and on CompuServe, too. They are made for SoundTracker, but can be played with a freely distributable program called IntuiTracker, as well. You should be able to find IntuiTracker on just about any good BBS - but if all else fails, it will be in Library 7 of CompuServe's AmigaArts Forum. Probably all the other services, as well. Betty ===================================================================== Betty Clay 76702.337@compuserve.com ========================================================================
tadguy@abcfd01.larc.nasa.gov (Tad Guy) (09/13/90)
In article <1948@ac.dal.ca> 01moose@ac.dal.ca writes: > I've FTPed a bunch of files from plains.nodak.edu in the pub/amiga/tmp > directory; when un LHarced they yield a single file called "mod.filename". > After aplying with this file, I ran it through SOUNDv2 and it has > audible .IFF sounds in it. What program plays mod.* files? Those are NoiseTracker/SoundTracker files. A freely distributable player called IntuiTracker is available via anonymous ftp from abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov in /amiga/sounds/tools (note that neither NoiseTracker or SoundTracker are freely distributable). There are some modules available in /amiga/sounds/ntmodules, and more in /incoming/amiga (somewhere)... ...tad
hill@evax.arl.utexas.edu (Col. Ames and Pixel) (09/14/90)
Don't forget ST/NT modules can also be played and edited with
************** MED 2.10 ***************
The best (and possibly only) PD music composition system.
Now if it could read Sonix and DMCS files....... And let me print some of
this music....
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adam hill Everybody lies about sex.
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It's better to copulate than never
AmigaDos2.0 - A VW with $10,000 in options. --Robert A. Heinleinhgm@ccvr1.ncsu.edu (Hal G. Meeks) (09/15/90)
In article <1990Sep14.085931.8455@evax.arl.utexas.edu> hill@evax.arl.utexas.edu (Col. Ames and Pixel) writes: > > > Don't forget ST/NT modules can also be played and edited with > > > ************** MED 2.10 *************** > > The best (and possibly only) PD music composition system. > Now if it could read Sonix and DMCS files....... And let me print some of > this music.... > ......and (adding to the wish list) if it would read in midi files created by Bars & Pipes, MusicX or Dr. T's. It could then be used as a "music compiler", creating stand alone versions of compositions. Medplayer works very nicely as a background music player for animations, etc. It's internal sample player support is wonderful! As a compositional tool, though, it's a bit lacking. One cannot argue with the price, however. If someone knows of something that will do what I've described, I'd like to hear about it. --hal -- hgm@ccvr1.cc.ncsu.edu "He was a legendary hero, netoprhm@ncsuvm.bitnet his IQ was zero." Zoogz Rift
S36666WB%ETSUACAD.BITNET@ricevm1.rice.edu (Brian Wright) (09/15/90)
On 14 Sep 90 18:20:40 GMT you said: >In article <1990Sep14.085931.8455@evax.arl.utexas.edu> hill@evax.arl.utexas.edu >(Col. Ames and Pixel) writes: >> >> >> Don't forget ST/NT modules can also be played and edited with >> >> >> ************** MED 2.10 *************** >> >> The best (and possibly only) PD music composition system. >> Now if it could read Sonix and DMCS files....... And let me print some of >> this music.... >> > >......and (adding to the wish list) if it would read in midi files created >by Bars & Pipes, MusicX or Dr. T's. It could then be used as a "music >compiler", creating stand alone versions of compositions. Medplayer works >very nicely as a background music player for animations, etc. It's internal >sample player support is wonderful! As a compositional tool, though, it's a >bit lacking. One cannot argue with the price, however. > >If someone knows of something that will do what I've described, I'd like to >hear about it. But the BIIIIIIIIGGGGG question is DOES IT RUN ON 2.0!?!?!?!?!? Not that I have found. :-( >--hal > >-- >hgm@ccvr1.cc.ncsu.edu "He was a legendary hero, >netoprhm@ncsuvm.bitnet his IQ was zero." > Zoogz Rift > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ======================================================================= ||To steal from one is plagiarism. To steal from many is research. || ||___________________________________ ---UNKNOWN--- || || | / / || ||---Brian Wright | / / || ||---s36666wb@etsuacad.etsu.edu | \ \/ / Only Amiga || ||---Commercial Artist and Amigaphile| \/\/ Makes It Possible!! || =======================================================================
hill@evax.arl.utexas.edu (Col. Ames and Pixel) (09/15/90)
Under 2.0 you get a green box with
MED: ciaa A timer in use
Isn't this what SONIX does????
If anyone from BK's home country could relay this fact, it would be much
appreciated.
--
adam hill Everybody lies about sex.
hill@evax.arl.utexas.edu BOING!4Ever Rub HER feet!
It's better to copulate than never
AmigaDos2.0 - A VW with $10,000 in options. --Robert A. Heinleinmaxc0849@ucselx.sdsu.edu (InnerTangent) (09/18/90)
There are few programs I know that play the SoundTracker's mod. files. Intuitracker is one, and Noisetracker is another good player/editor. The newer versions of MED does that too, but not a very good job. Soundtracker, of course, could play the mod. sound modules too. Hope that helps!! p.s. Does anyone know if there is a source where I could get mod. files (lots of it)? A FTP site, Internet, mail, etc. I will greatly appreciate it if you could mail me directly at maxc0849@ucselx.sdsu.edu . Thank you very much!! p.s.s. I love these modules because they sounds different (then sonix and DMCS's music files. Somewhat more precise). Currently, I have these .......... Magnetic field Prelude Jarre Walkman Stories never end Echoing When the saint... Love song Airborne rabbit ...... that's it. I think. -- ..: :. ...:::.: . ::::.. ::.. .: ::. . ..::: . :. :. ..: :::. . :.: . : ############################################################################### [] Only Amiga makes it Possible.. | InnerTangent: maxc0849@ucselx.sdsu.edu [] [] Mind is the base of the reality | Real-life : Bill Chiu []