module file

Module files also give a list of the order in which to play the patterns.

The game featured a number of module files as soundtrack.

From the very beginning it became apparent that computers can do much more for the show and radio station than play module files.

However, the game will only support module files of the , and formats.

Each module file format builds on concepts introduced in its predecessors.

There are no samples in the module file, rather descriptions of how to synthesize the required sound.

Module files store several patterns or pages of music data in a form similar to that of a spreadsheet.

Mod4Win is a media player for module files written by Kay Bruns.

The extension for Fortran module files.

When saving the created module, the files are packed into a single module file with a .

MMF file itself, similar to module files.

Sound and music were realized with Module files, with this technology several music tracks could be included on the limited space of floppy disks.

Tracker music is typically stored in module files where the song data and samples are encapsulated in a single file.

The software centers on Modules, which allows the user to dynamically modify the user environment using module files.

Sound module files (originally Amiga .

Module file names are suggested to be the same as the actual module name, but the compiler will only warn you if they are different.

MOD is a computer file format used primarily to represent music, and was the first module file format.

Soundtracker Module files were used on PC computers and were considered the only serious 8bit audio standard for creating music.

This is mostly due to effects that can be applied to the samples in the module file and how the authors of different players choose to implement them.

AMPL module files.

XM module files, and attempts to recreate the user experience of Fasttracker II.

ModPlug is the name for the series of computer software for creating and playing module files, originally developed by Olivier Lapicque.

Several module file formats are supported by popular music player programs such as Winamp or XMMS.

Module file (MOD music)

PSM1 - Windows PowerShell module file (for Version 2)