Hi guys,
I have a protracker MOD that I like and want to use in our next OS-UK news prod but it needs a few timing adjustments. Can anyone have a look at it for me and see if you can do anything with it?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Dazza, send it to me, I'll look what i can do.
Is the tune too fast or too slow?
cya
Røly
Cheers Roly,
The tune is ok speed wise but later on in the track, there is looped drum sample which has a gap between each loop. I was wanting the gap taken out if poss to make the sample continuous. Does this sound possible to do?
Will email it to you shortly m8. Thx!
No problem. Just send the sample or the mod to me and i'll kick da gap
Thx m8 - on it's way. :)
If it's your own composition cool, but Just be carefull if your playing about with some one else's media.
Yup it's someone elses but it's basically abandonware. I've emailed the guy who made it and he's cool with it.
@Roly:
Did u get the MOD ok m8?
Sorry, when i open justice.mod i only get an empty track. Is this really a mod?
As mentioned in my mail, it shows as a Protracker MOD but when I fire it up via Deliplayer it states it's a MED tune. I think I maybe out of luck on this one?
MED tracker was on Amiga - You can probably still find it and use emulator to look at it and perhaps adjust the samples
Have you tried Skale Tracker (http://www.skale.org)
It's been a l-o-n-g time since i pulled apart anything MOD/MED related, so I think I'd prefer someone to look at it who actually knew what they were doing. ;D
I converted it from mod to xm with ModPlugtracker and so i opened it in Skale Tracker. The Sample is OK, but the playing note was wrong. The Sample ended before the pattern reached the end. It's now playing two times in a pattern, but that is the only way to fit it without changing the speed of the whole song.
@Dazza: Check your mails
Røly
Just got it Roly - superb work m8! Sounds a treat now and is usable for our next prod.
As mentioned in my email, I've always liked this MOD but the screwy drum loop in the middle always spoiled it.
Thx a lot for the 'remastering' ;)