I've spent a couple of days on and off away from the day job (because I'm not well) messing about with MOD files and formats.
Originally created for the Amiga - particularly for flashy demos - the MOD format is highly memory efficient, using 8-bit samples and a pattern system that could make excellent use of the Amiga's very good 4 8-bit DACs.
Music sequencing requires 1-2 millisecond timing interrupts, which was easy on the Amiga. Unfortunately, AGK's frame-based system makes this very difficult to do. Using the frame-rate is totally inadequate for serious music synchronisation.
Playing "block samples" is mostly okay, unless your graphics etc is driving the frame-rate seriously down.
This is a rather sad reflection on the fact that modern devices are in many ways less capable than the hardware we were using in the 1980s.
-- Jim - When is there going to be a release?