No it's not. ;(
SPC and GYM files for jj2 would be cool. Very cool.

Oh yes, excellent idea. I can whip out my Top Gear and Knuckles Chaotix music.

Originally Posted by JelZe GoldRabbit

Wav's and MP3's are completely different: they're both recordings of the sound the music makes; they don't rely on instruments or anything like that, but on the general proporties of sound waves: frequency, wavelength and amplitude. That's why wav's and MP3's are so frickin' large: sound waves are very complex to computer standards.

Actually Mp3's have mpeg encoding meaning the files are compressed and encoded, while wav's use a lossless rather than a lossy encoding.

Originally Posted by fiendmm++

Actually Mp3's have mpeg encoding meaning the files are compressed and encoded, while wav's use a lossless rather than a lossy encoding.

Your point being? JG was talking about the difference between MIDI files, module files (including .mod/.xm/.it/.s3m) and stream files (including .wav/.mp3/.ogg). Wave and MP3 files are similar in that they encode the entire audio stream in some way, while module files contain a bunch of short sound snippets and the instructions on how to play them.

You're also wrong, in that wave's do not necessarily use a lossless encoding. MP3 is a mpeg container format, generally containing audio compressed with mpeg-2 layer 3, while wave is a riff container format containing audio in many possible formats (uncompressed PCM, ADPCM, u-law, a-law, ogg, mp3, ac3 or whatever you want). Almost all wave formats are lossy, however waves usually use uncompressed PCM.

Sorry to revive the topic.

My first .mod file (apart from that lame one you learn in the tutorial...) is finally complete. Download it here!

And I shall call it... Owned in Tubelectric!

Trafton got in the credits!

There's a really odd squeky sound in the mod, and it annoys me really badly! D=

Originally Posted by Jazzmusic

There's a really odd squeky sound in the mod, and it annoys me really badly! D=

I know, fixed it with volume downs. Does anyone know how to avoid ^^ (Note cut) being changed into B-8 on every save???

Originally Posted by ElectroPiZZa

The "^^" type of note cut is not supported in .MOD files (ECx is, though). Use C00 (effect) instead.

Also, if you want to preserve Amiga compatibility in a .MOD file you should set it to four channels and never go beyond the octave range of 4-6 (3-5 for some other trackers, 0-2 for ProTracker).

Yay! I can live again!