octamed wav rendering

potato · 05 June 2014, 17:20

Hi eab!

I have managed to recover, at least partially, a bunch of octamed modules that I wrote in the nineties. Some of them are even listenable...

So, does anyone have a "simple" way to batch-render each song (or ideally each track of each song) with modern/ancient technology?

I have not found a reliable player/renderer to date. I don't mind which OS is needed, or rolling my sleeves up to do some scripting, I just want faithful renders without going down the manual sampling route.

I'll provide more technical specs if this is even possible.

Thanks in advance!

Cobe · 06 June 2014, 03:57

You could try Mod plug tracker. I used it for the same purpose and it did a job well and is capable for more if you want to alter something. Google and download it, it's free.

ElectroBlaster · 11 June 2014, 14:48

Modplug certainly is a good program

Also do not discount Octamed Soundstudio on the PC!

Amiga1992 · 11 June 2014, 17:21

I would go for XMPlay.

potato · 05 July 2014, 09:13

hello again, thanks for the suggestions, I ended up finding that xmp-cli with libxmp seem to do reasonable renders for what i need when using a mac (windows wasn't to hand but i don't recall modplug playing octamed MMD1s back?).

am about to write some nodejs to spit out all the separate tracks for each mod in a folder (makes remastering each track a lot simpler) if anyone is interested I will post when done. i wrote some noddy script to find all mods in my (Disk)Salvaged folder too if of use.

Seblington · 25 November 2014, 16:32

I have a load of Protracker, Octamet, Digibooster modules along with a mix og S2m, XM and IT files, I retro liten to them on the old A1200 but for quality I use MODplug

http://create-music.net/modplug-trac...our-own-music/

It plays all the files I need and you can save in different formats, or have I missed something?

05 June 2014, 17:20	#1
potato Registered User Join Date: May 2014 Location: uk Posts: 24	octamed wav rendering Hi eab! I have managed to recover, at least partially, a bunch of octamed modules that I wrote in the nineties. Some of them are even listenable... So, does anyone have a "simple" way to batch-render each song (or ideally each track of each song) with modern/ancient technology? I have not found a reliable player/renderer to date. I don't mind which OS is needed, or rolling my sleeves up to do some scripting, I just want faithful renders without going down the manual sampling route. I'll provide more technical specs if this is even possible. Thanks in advance!

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06 June 2014, 03:57	#2
Cobe Registered User Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Belgrade / Serbia Age: 41 Posts: 999	You could try Mod plug tracker. I used it for the same purpose and it did a job well and is capable for more if you want to alter something. Google and download it, it's free.

11 June 2014, 14:48	#3
ElectroBlaster Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Exeter, Devon, UK Age: 49 Posts: 1,705	Modplug certainly is a good program Also do not discount Octamed Soundstudio on the PC!

11 June 2014, 17:21	#4
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	I would go for XMPlay.

05 July 2014, 09:13	#5
potato Registered User Join Date: May 2014 Location: uk Posts: 24	hello again, thanks for the suggestions, I ended up finding that xmp-cli with libxmp seem to do reasonable renders for what i need when using a mac (windows wasn't to hand but i don't recall modplug playing octamed MMD1s back?). am about to write some nodejs to spit out all the separate tracks for each mod in a folder (makes remastering each track a lot simpler) if anyone is interested I will post when done. i wrote some noddy script to find all mods in my (Disk)Salvaged folder too if of use.

25 November 2014, 16:32	#6
Seblington Amiga Nutter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Paignton, Devon. Age: 43 Posts: 220	I have a load of Protracker, Octamet, Digibooster modules along with a mix og S2m, XM and IT files, I retro liten to them on the old A1200 but for quality I use MODplug http://create-music.net/modplug-trac...our-own-music/ It plays all the files I need and you can save in different formats, or have I missed something?

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