Xane123 (02:43:18)
Yes, if it wasn't for DX-Ball 2's good music, I may not have discovered modules and made my own music. I guess I can thank Sidewinder (Eric Geiseke) for that.

Xane123 (02:41:06)
I guess I started suspicioning that the .mod files might've stored the music, and after searching for that file extension, I downloaded OpenMPT and was able to both listen to and watch the song play.

Xane123 (02:39:30)
To add to it, though… LimeProselyte, I found out about modules from DX-Ball 2, a Windows Breakout/Arkanoid clone. I really liked one of its songs, DX-Ball 2 - DustRaiders, but I couldn't find a sound file in its folders.

Xane123 (02:36:52)
Oh, looks like I missed a nice conversation!

gilok (21:10:14)
the learning curve as kid was really like a rocket in all that amiga stuff

gilok (21:08:43)
i really wondered what that could be

gilok (21:01:51)
maybe 12

gilok (21:01:32)
i was ehm 13 years old

gilok (21:01:12)
a view month later bro(kumpel) told me that is a musiceditor and showed me how to use it

gilok (21:00:29)

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