People sharing their favourite MODs/S3Ms made me think of this legendary 432.75Kb file.
Necros - Point of Departure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZHzAPzR3x0
Shout out to Necros, and Antoine Rosset, the creator of Player Pro which I used to rinse this out on my Performa 5200 back in the day.
A quick, subjective selection of open-source music trackers.
https://github.com/8bitbubsy/ft2-clone
https://github.com/milkytracker/MilkyTracker
https://github.com/schismtracker/schismtracker
https://github.com/tildearrow/furnace
https://github.com/hitchhikr/protrekkr
https://github.com/8bitbubsy/pt2-clone
Okay, please help me out. In the early 2000s (I think) I was quite active with #demoscene #mod #s3m #xm and #tracking
Then came the dark ages where I lost all my media library, samples, own mods and my library of music. Then came the depression, the time where I forgot even the basics. So please be kind and gentle, as if I was new at this.
Could anybody get me on track again? Are there sample libraries? Which program do I use? Which (fast) tutorials are there?
Thanks in advance!
* Added micromod #MOD playback plugin
* Added ibxm MOD, #S3M and #XM playback plugin
* Added a very simple #OPL2 #VGM player
* Added ByteArray post data in curl.DXE
* Added MIME type for post data in curl.DXE
* Added GetDrive() (DOS INT21, 19h) and SetDrive() (DOS21, 0Eh)
* Added #WebP decoding/encoding
#MSDOS #DOSGaming #retrocomputing #JavaScript #FreeDOS #creativecoding #p5js #retrodev #retrodevelopment #3dfx #OpenGL
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Ah, the good old days, with FILE_ID.DIZ files full of ASCII art and mod files with trippy music. Now I want to set up my old #BBS as a #TelnetBBS. Oh, and get one of those nifty #RetroWifiModem PCB's that slide into a Hayes modem enclosure. And then I can BBS from my C64 like it's 1989!
This unconventional 3-channel chiptune was created with Scream Tracker 3 in February 1996. Shared and published, not for pride, but for brevity.
In this happy S3M produced in late January 1996, I used more chip-sounding samples again. Combined with the limit of 3 channels (just like on the C64), and sizing in at less than 9 kB, I think "Stop The Violence!" properly qualifies as a chip-tune.
