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Hmm... I don't have his replayer. My RonKlaren is made by Andy Silva and Sunbeam. I better try Don Adan's player then.

You could always get the music in custom format instead. I have it in both formats, but I actually haven't found a Ron Klaren player that sounds exactly like it does in the game. Volumes of some effects are wrong and so on. The custom modules however sound right, and you probably already have a cust...

Now the logo contains one Commodore symbol and one Amiga symbol... the good old rainbow-V. That symbol stands for the good old days when the Amiga was far ahead of its competitors... The Boing ball, on the other hand, symbolizes the more recent, desperate days, when Commodore had gone down in flames...

In Modland's case, because ftp is already leech-friendly enough... I don't see the need for rsync there. For people who only want the recent additions there are several mirroring tools.
And Modland doesn't run on unix...

I don't, but I'll keep an eye open.

This is a bit strange... I have here these two modules: ftp://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/protracker/organic/virtual%20reality.mod ftp://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/protracker/virus/virtual%20reality.mod They are both 389000 bytes long and sound exactly the same as far as I can tell. First I thought...

Thanks Zeg!

I'm looking for the results from The Party 1, 2 and 3... specially the module competitions of course! Does anybody have them?

After many years of module collecting (and endless nights of sorting), Modland earlier this night reached...

100000 modules.

The 100k quest is over.
The million quest begins...

That's it. Thanks!

What format are modules with the suffix .symmod? Quartet maybe?

By finding an rsync built for your OS...

Or even better, start Protracker and create some new modules, then send them to me

Gah, Pagesucker failed, I'll have to save them one by one...

But thanks anyway XtC

Don't trust the names. During my module collecting I've got SLL's modules several times from several sources, and the same module very often has different names. I've chosen to keep the names I feel is occuring most often, but the originals almost certainly had other names.