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From: stc7@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Steven T Chiang)
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Subject: Wanted SoundTrakker/ NoiseTrakker file format
Keywords: Sound
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Date: 21 May 91 06:51:48 GMT
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	Does anyone know what or where I can get the file format for
the SoundTrakker/ NoiseTrakker music files?  I'm not sure if these are
the correct names of the programs, but I saw an IBM program that
interpreted these files, and I want to do something similar on the gs.
On the IBM, they are called mod files.

	Any help would be appreciated.  I need some pretty technical
info, including the format of the actual instruments.

	Thanks.  Please respond by email, as I do not read this group
regularly.



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