Convert MOD Music to AudioCD,
WAV, MP3, or Vorbis.

Convert MOD Music to any format supported by CDMaster32. With CDMaster32 you can burn an AudioCD from MOD files or convert any MOD file to WAV, MP3, or Vorbis (OGG) formats.

What is MOD?

A MOD is the short term for a Module (or Tracker) file and is a general term for many different types of files made popular in the late 1980's on the Amiga and Atari home computers. According to jester@fmr.maschinenbau.tu-darmstadt.de:

"Modules are digital music files, made up of a set of samples (the instruments) and sequencing information, telling a mod player when to play which sample on which track at what pitch, optionally performing an effect like vibrato, for example. Thus mods are different from pure sample files such as WAV, which contain no sequencing information. Mods are extremely popular in the demo world and offer a way of making music of an acceptable level of quality rather cheaply. With the advent of high-quality sound hardware, new generations of mods may even rise to a sound quality nearing that of professional equipment. Mods' sequencing information is based on patterns and tracks. A pattern is a group of tracks with a certain length... The tracks are independent of each other, meaning that a four track mod can play four voices or notes simultaneously. The patterns can be sequenced in a playlist, so that repeating the same sequence of patterns doesn't require rewriting of them." -- http://www.modplug.com/modfaq/1-2.html

What MOD formats does CDMaster32 support?

The following information was taken from the MikMod sound library documentation at docs\mikmod.html

• 669
  (aka Composer 669, Unis 669, and Extended 669 formats)
• amf
  (aka Advanced Module Format)
• dsm
  (aka  "Digital Sound Interface Kit" Module format)
• far
  (aka  Farandole format)
• gdm
  (aka  General DigiMusic format of  "Bells, Whistles and Sound Boards" library)
• imf
  (aka Imago Orpheus format)
• it
  (aka Impulse Tracker format)
• med
  (aka OctaMED format)
• m15
  This format was one of the first module formats, developed in 1987.
• mod
  (aka   Protracker format)
• mtm
  (aka  MultiTracker Module Editor format)
• okt
  (aka  Amiga Oktalyzer)
• stm
  (aka  ScreamTracker Format)
• stx
  (intermediate Scream Tracker format for games/demos)
• s3m
  (aka  ScreamTracker 3 format)
• ult
  (aka UltraTracker)
• uni
• xm
  (aka FastTracker 2)

What can I do with MOD files and CDMaster32?

• Burn an AudioCD from MOD files.
• Convert MOD files to any supported format including MP3, WAV, and Vorbis (OGG).

I invite you to download CDMaster32 for yourself to see just how easy it is to use our Normalizer. See a screen shot of our Normalizer.

CDMaster32 has a lot of other features... check out our growing Tutorials section.

Where can I get more information and download free MOD files?

• You can search for MOD files using this search engine
• or browse for get more information on MOD files at http://www.scenemusic.net.

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