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Demo Modules...

Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2002 9:17 pm
by Muerto
:D Hello! :D

I think it could be cool, if exotica contained demo-modules, ie. the modules from the demo Twisted by Polka Brothers, or will that be to complicated??

:cry: Parden my bad english :o( :cry:

Best Regards to the exotica team :D

Muerto

Re: Demo Modules...

Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2002 12:47 am
by BuZz
Muerto wrote::D Hello! :D
I think it could be cool, if exotica contained demo-modules, ie. the modules from the demo Twisted by Polka Brothers, or will that be to complicated??
Actually, this is something we have planned.
The system which runs UnExoticA has support for
other categories.

Maybe its something i should setup soon.

Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2002 7:53 am
by Akira
Then stop hugging your C64s and DO IT!
:D

Demo music would be most lovely... Azazel/TBL Goa tunes, plz :D

Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2002 1:53 pm
by Muerto
:D :D :D Yir!! :D :D :D

Cant wait to se witch modules im missing (probably a lot)

Best Regards Muerto

All demo modules on AMP.

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2002 3:42 pm
by Crown
You can get most of the existing amiga demo modules straight from AMP
at:

Http://amp.dascene.net

Let us know how you like it.

cheers

crown

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2002 5:48 pm
by Muerto
Crown wrote:You can get most of the existing amiga demo modules straight from AMP
at:

Http://amp.dascene.net

Let us know how you like it.

cheers

crown

Hmmm, i was aware of the AMP site, but there's all the modules converted back to protracker :(


Muerto

AMP.

Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2002 10:12 am
by Crown
When a demo module was edited with protracker, there is no sense in keeping the file in its packed form. It's fairly normal to save the tunes in their original format so that you can access the sample informations, etc.. That's why in AMP we decided to ptoceed that way. Seems that composers prefer that solution. too. :)

Re: AMP.

Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2002 10:15 am
by BuZz
Crown wrote:When a demo module was edited with protracker, there is no sense in keeping the file in its packed form. It's fairly normal to save the tunes in their original format so that you can access the sample informations, etc.. That's why in AMP we decided to ptoceed that way. Seems that composers prefer that solution. too. :)
hard to see when you have the original tune or not then though. and files can get converted but wrongly, and so on. If you keep in original form you can gradually try and locate the mod originals also etc. also many converts done by some people have there rip credits in the tune which isnt so impressive (not accusing anyone specific).

Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2002 10:17 am
by BuZz
the exotica demo music area is not supposed to be competition for amp.
its a different kind of area. with music ripped on a per demo basis. so if a tune hasnt been in a demo/musicdisk, it wont be included.

Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2002 2:04 pm
by Muerto
BuZz wrote:the exotica demo music area is not supposed to be competition for amp.
its a different kind of area. with music ripped on a per demo basis. so if a tune hasnt been in a demo/musicdisk, it wont be included.
Nice to hear that BuZz, and also on the amp site, all the music are converted back to ProTracker :(

But what i can undestand, you arent so destructive on ExoticA :D :D :D

Best Regards, and hope for a good weekend with lots of beer and women!!!!

Muerto

well...

Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2002 3:06 pm
by Crown
I am not sure muerto that you really handle the packer topic. As I said earlier, the original format of protracker tunes is not their packer but real mod. As such there isn't any reason why you should have them in promizer, etc.. If you really want to listen to the music the way it was composed you need to find the protracker tune, if you want to listen to it the way it was played (often buggy replay routines) then load the demo. But it's just senseless to listen to packed tunes

Re: well...

Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2002 6:29 pm
by Muerto
Crown wrote:I am not sure muerto that you really handle the packer topic. As I said earlier, the original format of protracker tunes is not their packer but real mod. As such there isn't any reason why you should have them in promizer, etc.. If you really want to listen to the music the way it was composed you need to find the protracker tune, if you want to listen to it the way it was played (often buggy replay routines) then load the demo. But it's just senseless to listen to packed tunes

Let me refrace my previousley statement: i only want the modules in the original format (witch means, the format they are presented in, in the demos)

Of course youre right about the thing, where the pack the mod into .pha, .p60a etc, but when you said that they are many bugs in the routines, how can you convert them to the "original" protracker mod without the bugs in them???, or does the AMP site only contains music from the composers in ProTracker format??

Muerto