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11th May, 2005 at 02:31:09 -
I know that the *.mid format sounds diffrent on diffrent computers, and the thing i'm woundering about is if there is any other music format that dont take so much space and sounds good? Not Mp3 they takes to much space ^^ But something other.
Thanks in advance.
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Bo Fu
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11th May, 2005 at 02:41:11 -
Modules! They're good. I don't like making them at all, but they're good.
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Klikmaster
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11th May, 2005 at 17:19:44 -
yeah, use modules, it uses samples, so it sounds good, same on all computers and the file size isnt too big either.
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AndyUK
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11th May, 2005 at 17:50:12 -
Ah yes modules, You may want to look for the DMC2 object to play these easily in TGF or MMF.
Modules usually have .mod .it .xm or .s3m extensions.
also they can range from 10k to 1mb in size.
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DaVince
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13th May, 2005 at 02:44:36 -
If they have long and high-quality samples, though, they can take up to 10 MB! But that's rare. And there are dozens of Module size compression tools. Like in the Modplug Player. PLUGPLUGPLUG www.modplug.com PLUGPLUGPLUG
That site also has a great tracker! 
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14th May, 2005 at 12:10:33 -
Thanks, i will look it up ^^
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