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Free Music Downloads / (instrumental) crisp breeze [m...
Last post by Exhale - Yesterday at 23:35:13
chilled tune
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Help and Questions / Re: Can I convert OGG to XM?
Last post by Saga Musix - Yesterday at 13:09:24
If you are trying to achieve the same thing and you have a question regarding the process, please ask the actual question you have.
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Help and Questions / Re: Can I convert OGG to XM?
Last post by chauron9 - Yesterday at 09:09:51
lo conseguiste?
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Help and Questions / Re: Nintendo 64: Import MID se...
Last post by chauron9 - Yesterday at 09:01:46
Quote from: manuhoz on January 10, 2021, 10:53:17Hi everyone,
I want to compose music for Indie Nintendo 64 video games.
The developper team I'm working with, need to feed .mod to their compiler to generate the ROM.
I do have many .MID compos with many channels (12 in average)
I've created over the years for that purpose and I basically want to turn them into .MOD

I've spent sometime on the forum and understand there is no such thing as a magic convertor.
But I assume I could create a MOD project, at least import the sequences from my .MID source file as they look very similar.
I understand it would require manual timing adjustments, applying different instruments to my tracks, that I'm not afraid of.

So how to achieve this MID sequence import into my MOD project ?
And if OpenMPT won't provide this feature, would you know any git project that provides a sequence extraction in an incomplete .mod file I can open in openMPT ?

Thanks


lo conseguiste?
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General Chatter / Chillosophy 3 by Brainstorm
Last post by brandflake11 - Yesterday at 00:54:40
Hey everyone,

Have you all ever listened to this awesome album by Xerxes?: https://m.pouet.net/prod.php?which=47547 It includes a bunch of great ambient electronic tunes that have that nice dark Xerxes sound. I really like it and have been listening to it for the past month or so. I need to listen to Chillosophy 2 and 1 too, but I keep being drawn back to 3.

Also, I don't run the .exe that is included, so I have no idea how safe that file is. I just extract the music folder in the archive to reveal the .it files.

It also taught me that there are .it modules made with openmpt that can use a different mixing scheme than the older compatible mixing setup that impulse tracker used. I didn't even know that was a thing until I heard that it played differently in schism tracker than in audacious (which has an openmpt core to playback modules). Pretty interesting.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy. :)
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Help and Questions / Re: OpenMPT flagged as malware...
Last post by Saga Musix - July 22, 2024, 20:24:04
I'm not getting any blocked downloads in Firefox (though I might have disabled that feature), nor in a freshly-installed Chrome. It could be that they have a cache for URLs and thus not all downloads trigger the problem, even though the whole domain is flagged by Google Safe Browsing (so complaining at Mozilla is not going to help).
To be honest, I'd first wait for ClamAV fixing their detection of plugin bridge executables (which now also triggers when re-scanning old plugin bridge executables it considered to be fine before) before trying to fix this at any other place, because quite probably results of virus scanners are at least one metric that leads to this whole mess.
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Help and Questions / Re: OpenMPT flagged as malware...
Last post by Alice (Midori) - July 22, 2024, 20:14:42
Although... This is strange - i just tried downloading the previous version and the latest one, and only the latest gets flagged, so it's not based on the site's domain name apparently.

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Help and Questions / Re: OpenMPT flagged as malware...
Last post by Alice (Midori) - July 22, 2024, 19:57:54
Quote from: manx on July 21, 2024, 17:17:49It looks like Firefox outright flags EVERY download from our server. Old OpenMPT versions are also affected, as are libopenmpt downloads.
Welp, that's unfortunate, must've happened overnight, since i don't recall it being a thing before.
It seems that this protection is based on a list of malicious website URLs, so for whatever reason openmpt.org must've been added to it.

An excerpt from Mozilla's website: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-does-phishing-and-malware-protection-work#w_malware

QuoteHow does Phishing and Malware Protection work in Firefox?

Phishing and Malware Protection works by checking the sites that you visit against lists of reported phishing, unwanted software and malware sites. These lists are automatically downloaded and updated every 30 minutes or so when the Phishing and Malware Protection features are enabled.

When you download an application file, Firefox checks the site hosting it against a list of sites known to contain "malware". If the site is found on that list, Firefox blocks the file immediately, otherwise it asks Google's Safe Browsing service if the software is safe by sending it some of the download's metadata.*

I'd try contacting Mozilla, because this is just silly, not to say outright cringe.
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Help and Questions / Re: OpenMPT flagged as malware...
Last post by Saga Musix - July 21, 2024, 17:34:39
It could be that Google's "Safe Browsing" API is at play then. The web console claims that there are "malicious downloads" but it fails to provide any example URLs, which is of course very helpful in determining if there's any substance to their claims (which would be surprising). I tried clicking the "The problem has been resolved" button to see if they change the evaluation result, but I don't have a lot of hope, given that this is most likely an entirely automated process based on some heuristics and AV signatures.
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Help and Questions / Re: OpenMPT flagged as malware...
Last post by manx - July 21, 2024, 17:17:49
It looks like Firefox outright flags EVERY download from our server. Old OpenMPT versions are also affected, as are libopenmpt downloads.
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