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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / How Do I Make MOD Music??

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Akira Tsunami
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Posted: 7th Oct 2003 19:17
How do i make MOD Music??

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Richard Davey
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Posted: 7th Oct 2003 19:19
With a soundtracker program like ImpulseTracker or ScreamTracker. Have a search for those on Google.

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Posted: 7th Oct 2003 19:28
I have no musical talent but found ScreamTracker very easy to use - it must be easy if I can get to grips with it

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Van B
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Posted: 7th Oct 2003 19:28
www.modplug.com

I like Modplug, it's nice and easy to use - although that does'nt mean I can actually use it . Put the effort in and learn all the features, otherwise tracker songs tend to sound samey, good samples are also key. You should find everything you need around modplug.


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Posted: 7th Oct 2003 23:49
For those ultra cheesy dance tracks, bag yourself a Roland 909 sample set from here : http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Roland/TR-909/samples/

I also heartily endorse mod plug tracker. it rules.

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Posted: 8th Oct 2003 14:37
Using this software is easy, however making a descent tune is hard, will for me anyway

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Akira Tsunami
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Posted: 10th Oct 2003 07:34
Much thanks I went with ModPlug,Its the best I think

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DrakeX
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Posted: 10th Oct 2003 08:55
and it's free. that's a plus

once you get used to MPT, i'd advise (if you have money) to move to fruityloops. it's like a ... tracker gone mad! it has so bloody many features, and while it's a bit hard to figure out at first, once you get it, it's the shiz-NAT. i definitely plan on buying it. the cheapest version of it is only $50, but i'm going for the $150 because i love it so much and i like the features the $150 version offers..!

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Akira Tsunami
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Posted: 11th Oct 2003 07:32
Thank you for the advice Mate,i have just saved $160,so im gonna check into it I'm ordering today

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Steve Fash
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Posted: 12th Oct 2003 22:46
I recommend madtracker (www.madtracker.org)....I've used it to make loads of XMs for both commercial and non-commercial (ie demo) releases...YOu need to register it to exports from MT2 format to mp3, but to save XM's its free

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Posted: 12th Oct 2003 23:14
Me an a mate have used fruityloops (3, the new v.4 is out now) for a while and find it to be the best, easiest to use package for creating music for beginners, and its also a brilliant tool for experts alike. Even a professional drummer who works with famous artists uses it, but i forget his name. Shane something.

It can export as mp3 and wav, and couple it with a program like acid and you can produce some pretty amazing, professional sounding music.

If you can find an old version have a go with it or find a trial.

the great thing about it is its realy accessable for beginners, but dig underneath the exterior and theres a ton of outstanding features that make it even better.

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Posted: 12th Oct 2003 23:24
you download trail from there site. fruity loops is great. i been playing with it over a year now. and over that time they have made some nice improvments to it.
Akira Tsunami
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Posted: 13th Oct 2003 05:58 Edited at: 13th Oct 2003 06:20
thank you all,im wordering if i should just get them all!!!
>> ordered fruity loops 4

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