Oct 29, 2022 Replies: 5 Ported B4A Audio visualization to B4J as a MOD player with real-time spectrum and pattern visualization. It plays Lo-Fi 8 bit tracker music in MOD tracker format. The left bottom playlist button pops up file dialog that supports multiple files selection to make a playlist. Name of samples shows in the middle one by one as song information and pattern view shows music notes and sample index in 4 channels. Several MOD files are attached, some of the amazing music from 1990s I like to play as my programming background. Run: java -jar BxModPlayer.jar (Windows 11 x64, Java 1.8.202) Attachments BxModPlayer.jar BxModPlayer.jar 383.5 KB · Views: 615 MODs.zip MODs.zip 435.7 KB · Views: 704 Click to expand...
Ported B4A Audio visualization to B4J as a MOD player with real-time spectrum and pattern visualization. It plays Lo-Fi 8 bit tracker music in MOD tracker format. The left bottom playlist button pops up file dialog that supports multiple files selection to make a playlist. Name of samples shows in the middle one by one as song information and pattern view shows music notes and sample index in 4 channels. Several MOD files are attached, some of the amazing music from 1990s I like to play as my programming background. Run: java -jar BxModPlayer.jar (Windows 11 x64, Java 1.8.202)
epiCode Active Member Licensed User Oct 29, 2022 #2 Reminded me of ScreamTracker and stm players even before sound cards were invented!
kimstudio Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2022 #3 HZZ said: Reminded me of ScreamTracker and stm players even before sound cards were invented! Click to expand... I am a little bit of late for that early computing era. Those programmers are really amazing to deal with resource limited computers and hardware.
HZZ said: Reminded me of ScreamTracker and stm players even before sound cards were invented! Click to expand... I am a little bit of late for that early computing era. Those programmers are really amazing to deal with resource limited computers and hardware.
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2022 #5 ?...And why not turning all these to "MOD2" (16bit Stereo 44KHz) ? MOD2 will be your format... by kimstudio !!!
?...And why not turning all these to "MOD2" (16bit Stereo 44KHz) ? MOD2 will be your format... by kimstudio !!!
kimstudio Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2022 #6 Magma said: "MOD2" (16bit Stereo 44KHz) Click to expand... MOD is the first module tracker format, there are many extended format like this afterwards. 8 bit samples make the file small that is needed for some compact programs like demoscene. However as you suggested for a new sample based sequencer file format it can be easily modifed/learned from the MOD format.
Magma said: "MOD2" (16bit Stereo 44KHz) Click to expand... MOD is the first module tracker format, there are many extended format like this afterwards. 8 bit samples make the file small that is needed for some compact programs like demoscene. However as you suggested for a new sample based sequencer file format it can be easily modifed/learned from the MOD format.
