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Erik	Aug 4, 2005 05:39 AM

No it's not. ;(
SPC and GYM files for jj2 would be cool. Very cool.

Tubz	Aug 4, 2005 07:57 AM

Oh yes, excellent idea. I can whip out my Top Gear and Knuckles Chaotix music.

fiendmm++

Aug 9, 2005 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by JelZe GoldRabbit

Wav's and MP3's are completely different: they're both recordings of the sound the music makes; they don't rely on instruments or anything like that, but on the general proporties of sound waves: frequency, wavelength and amplitude. That's why wav's and MP3's are so frickin' large: sound waves are very complex to computer standards.

Actually Mp3's have mpeg encoding meaning the files are compressed and encoded, while wav's use a lossless rather than a lossy encoding.

Torkell

Aug 11, 2005 01:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fiendmm++

Actually Mp3's have mpeg encoding meaning the files are compressed and encoded, while wav's use a lossless rather than a lossy encoding.

Your point being? JG was talking about the difference between MIDI files, module files (including .mod/.xm/.it/.s3m) and stream files (including .wav/.mp3/.ogg). Wave and MP3 files are similar in that they encode the entire audio stream in some way, while module files contain a bunch of short sound snippets and the instructions on how to play them.

You're also wrong, in that wave's do not necessarily use a lossless encoding. MP3 is a mpeg container format, generally containing audio compressed with mpeg-2 layer 3, while wave is a riff container format containing audio in many possible formats (uncompressed PCM, ADPCM, u-law, a-law, ogg, mp3, ac3 or whatever you want). Almost all wave formats are lossy, however waves usually use uncompressed PCM.

CrimiClown

Aug 24, 2005 05:37 AM

Sorry to revive the topic.

My first .mod file (apart from that lame one you learn in the tutorial...) is finally complete. Download it here!

And I shall call it... Owned in Tubelectric! 8D :+

Trafton got in the credits! :p

Xobim

Aug 24, 2005 05:46 AM

There's a really odd squeky sound in the mod, and it annoys me really badly! D=

CrimiClown

Aug 24, 2005 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Jazzmusic

There's a really odd squeky sound in the mod, and it annoys me really badly! D=

I know, fixed it with volume downs. Does anyone know how to avoid ^^ (Note cut) being changed into B-8 on every save???

CrimiClown

Aug 24, 2005 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by ElectroPiZZa

The "^^" type of note cut is not supported in .MOD files (ECx is, though). Use C00 (effect) instead.

Also, if you want to preserve Amiga compatibility in a .MOD file you should set it to four channels and never go beyond the octave range of 4-6 (3-5 for some other trackers, 0-2 for ProTracker).

Yay! I can live again!

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