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Open Audio Library
OpenAL (for "Open Audio Library") is a software interface to audio hardware.
The interface consists of a number of functions that allow a programmer to specify the objects and...
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MIDI format
The MIDI format (.MID)
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MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a technical standard that describes a communication protocol, digital interface, and electrical connectors that connect a wide variety of...
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XM format
The FastTracker 2 format (.XM)
With the XM format, FastTracker 2 introduced the concept of "instruments", which applied volume and panning envelopes to samples. It also added the ability to...
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With the XM format, FastTracker 2 introduced the concept of "instruments", which applied volume and panning envelopes to samples. It also added the ability to...
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S3M format
The ScreamTracker 3 format (.S3M)
The Scream Tracker 3 S3M format added sample tuning (defining the exact frequency of the middle C for samples), increased the number of...
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The Scream Tracker 3 S3M format added sample tuning (defining the exact frequency of the middle C for samples), increased the number of...
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MOD format
The MOD format (.MOD)
The MOD format was the first file format for tracked music.
A very basic version of this format (with only very few pattern commands and short...
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The MOD format was the first file format for tracked music.
A very basic version of this format (with only very few pattern commands and short...
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IT format
The Impulse Tracker format (.IT)
Impulse Tracker introduced the IT format, which, in comparison to the XM format, allows instruments to also specify the transposition of assigned...
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Impulse Tracker introduced the IT format, which, in comparison to the XM format, allows instruments to also specify the transposition of assigned...
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Commands Reference Modular Music
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Commands Reference Modular Music |
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Arpeggio [Range: $0-$F/$0-$F] Usage: $0 + 1st halfnote add + 2nd halfnote add Arpeggio is used to simulate chords. This is done by rapidly changing the pitch between 3(or 2) different notes. It sounds very noisy and grainy on most samples, but ok on monotone ones. Example: C-3 00 047 – C-major chord (C + E + G, or C + 4 + 7... |
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