.XM , .IT , or .S3M?
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.XM , .IT , or .S3M?
Does anyone know what could be the reason to choose .XM, .IT or .S3M when choosing one for composing?
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Are you talking about the difference to each other or compared to other (non-tracker-)formats ?Psychophanta wrote:Does anyone know what could be the reason to choose .XM, .IT or .S3M when choosing one for composing?
The pro on ImpulseTracker is that it supports some (limited) kind of synthesizing functions allowing
to make chipsounds without the help of samples, i.e. "real chipsounds", resulting in a even smaller file.
FastTracker and ScreamTracker are quite similar. AFAIK FastTracker also allows more channels, but I could be wrong.
In comparison to other formats trackers have one big advantage: Size!
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In ModPlug tracker, those three seem to have very similar commands for notes, etc. but i guess there must be other differences. For example the max number of channels allowed is an important difference, synth funcs are important too...
Only about the difference to each other.Are you talking about the difference to each other or compared to other (non-tracker-)formats ?
In ModPlug tracker, those three seem to have very similar commands for notes, etc. but i guess there must be other differences. For example the max number of channels allowed is an important difference, synth funcs are important too...
Maybe you can learn more here ?Psychophanta wrote: Only about the difference to each other.
http://www.wotsit.org/search.asp?page=8&s=music
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I don't requested about file-specs (files formats) but about specifics characters if each for composer users, not computer users. :roll:
But thanks for that useful link. I didn't know about, and it is useful to get propietary files formats to convert files.
I used http://www.sonicspot.com/, which is very good too, because there are file-specs explained in a very good and easy way.
I don't requested about file-specs (files formats) but about specifics characters if each for composer users, not computer users. :roll:
But thanks for that useful link. I didn't know about, and it is useful to get propietary files formats to convert files.
I used http://www.sonicspot.com/, which is very good too, because there are file-specs explained in a very good and easy way.