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Akira
26 November 2003, 17:04
How to find an Amiga music module?
It's quite easy. Exotica has most if not all of what you need:
http://www.exotica.org.uk/
Since they hold the mods mostly in their original, exotic formats, you will need Deliplayer to hear these tunes on your PC.
http://www.deliplayer.com
For Mac OS X, there's CocoModX, which will play SOME tunes (there's no decent Mac mod player :P)
http://cocomod.stalkingwolf.net
And for the miggy, you have Eagleplayer and Delitracker
http://www.eagleplayer.de/
http://www.unary.de/delitracker/
If you haven't found what you are looking for in Exotica, try making a search on Google, always works. Also try checking out these other MOD resources:
http://www.modarchive.com/
http://www.scenemusic.net/
http://www.chiptune.com/
ftp://ftp.modland.com/
http://mods.abime.net (a b î m e .net - Mods Jukebox)
http://demodulate.scene.org (Demo music collection)
http://aminet.net/mods
http://amp.dascene.net (Amiga Music Preservation)
http://www.mirsoft.info/gamemods.php (World of Game Mods)
If nothing turns up, request it here!
Happy hunting!
Akira
26 November 2003, 19:35
Thanks for the additions. I forgot to add a player for linux: XMMS
http://www.xmms.org/
And there's also UADE [Unix amiga Delitracker Emulator]
http://uade.ton.tut.fi/
I am in the process of trying to convert this one to OSX.
Frog
26 November 2003, 20:36
another link AMP (Amiga Music Preservation)
http://amp.dascene.net/
Computolio
11 May 2004, 07:11
Is there any method of playing custom/replayer-based music files on a disk-based Amiga? Both of the Amiga-based players listed have fairly steep system requirements.
Thanks for the additions. I forgot to add a player for linux: XMMS
http://www.xmms.org/
And there's also UADE [Unix amiga Delitracker Emulator]
http://uade.ton.tut.fi/
I am in the process of trying to convert this one to OSX.
Xmms uses plugin to play mods. At the moment there are ( at least ) uade, mikmod, modplugplayer, an ahx replayer and iirc a future composer and a tfmx.
And for uade ( i think i have already told you but you had a problem compiling iirc ) on the official page i see:
Requirements:
* basic console uade:
...
Mac OS X:
SDL sound output: http://www.libsdl.org
System V compatible poll: http://www.clapper.org/software/poll/
otro
24 October 2004, 19:07
another link (huuugggeee ftp) ftp://ftp.modland.com/
anakirob
25 October 2004, 14:03
It would be good to place all the links in the title post and then clean up this thread regularly.
Edited Akria's post and fixed dead links
Amp should probably be listed at the top as its a big archive. Also as exotica really only concentrates on game mods and mods in exotic formats from any source, its not particularly good for demo mods. (The demo mod area is still not launched).
Asle
13 November 2006, 22:19
Note that scenemusic.net doesn't store MODs itself but links on other websites. Well, that was the case when it was up ;).
Old Fool
23 May 2007, 14:00
I think ftp://ftp.modland.com/ is probably the best site available if you're looking for music from the golden era of Amiga. Incredible variety of different kind of file formats and composers! However, there's no search engine at all !!! :(
you can search on the mirror
http://www.amigascne.org/
OddbOd
07 July 2007, 17:09
Another Linux player (XMMS is dead!)
http://audacious-media-player.org/
Note: The UADE (http://zakalwe.fi/uade/) Plugin for Audacious is required, it should be supplied with UADE but some distributions may have seperate packages for the UADE core and plugins.
RTech
29 October 2008, 16:11
The Deliplayer site is offline but on this page you can find another download link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeliPlayer :)
The Deliplayer site is offline but on this page you can find another download link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeliPlayer :)
I Think you'll find it has been suspended :shocked:sad
Deliplayer/DeliTracker should of been supported more 'cause these two beauties are still in serious demand, even now.
Although they stopped supporting it a while ago :sad, I think maybe someone should try and continue making the Amiga Player codes
BuZz
29 October 2008, 16:39
Note that modland now has a web interface at http://www.modland.com (redirects to area on exotica) which is more useful for searching for specific tunes than browsing the ftp
mihcael
30 October 2008, 05:17
add these 2 links to the top please
http://protracker.de/ has alot of useful stuff, bit of history
http://www.pt-mods.de/ another archive of mods
lopos2000
30 October 2008, 20:18
add these 2 links to the top please
http://protracker.de/ has alot of useful stuff, bit of history
http://www.pt-mods.de/ another archive of mods
Thanks for the links.:great
Marcuz
31 October 2008, 16:41
Of these cool sites is there one that allows to listen music online? :)
TheCyberDruid
31 October 2008, 16:57
Of these cool sites is there one that allows to listen music online? :)
http://www.modcast.de/ ;)
Marcuz
31 October 2008, 17:14
tis the only one TCD? GorillaMusic has a few too, but i had in mind something of a database... i think my lazyness miss that. i don't know for sure. i'm too lazy to check what my lazyness wants... :)
OddbOd
31 October 2008, 17:49
What about Plopbox (http://www.plopbox.net/)?
TheCyberDruid
31 October 2008, 17:56
tis the only one TCD? GorillaMusic has a few too, but i had in mind something of a database... i think my lazyness miss that. i don't know for sure. i'm too lazy to check what my lazyness wants... :)
Ah, now I get what you want ;) I thought you were searching for a stream to listen to. The site OddbOd posted seems to be what you want :agree
Marcuz
31 October 2008, 17:57
What about Plopbox (http://www.plopbox.net/)?
that's nice! not very big, but the site is very cool :)
TheCyberDruid
31 October 2008, 18:00
that's nice! not very big, but the site is very cool :)
Not big? 4465 songs should keep you busy for a while marco ;) (Check the skip buttons under the list)
Marcuz
31 October 2008, 18:52
yeh, but only 29 game tunes :)
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