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Title: Shameless plug! (...aka VOiD's horribly old music) Post by: VOiD on May 21, 2005, 10:12:06 pm Since the Starbase Café has gone through a rather dull week following the departure of the much-discussed Zanthius, and seeing as this will be my 200th post, I thought I'd celebrate a little.
How? Well, I'm going to shamelessly plug (hence the thread title) my old (and by old, I mean old) music webpage, located over at Geocities when that was the place to be. It features the Impulse Tracker files I made in the late 90s, and were also downloadable from Trax in Space, a superb online music community which unfortunately went bust in, oh, 2002 or thereabouts. The page is entitled Planet VOiD (no idea why) and can be found here: http://www.geocities.com/planet_void. The "downloads" section contains, that's right, downloadable music, and by clicking on the numbers you get to read all the reviews from the nice people over at Trax in Space. I told you I was shameless. Go listen, if you like. Title: Re: Shameless plug! Post by: Halleck on May 22, 2005, 01:06:56 am Very cool. I think some of these tracks have stood the test of time- Deja-vu is amazing!
Title: Re: Shameless plug! Post by: Fossaman on May 22, 2005, 06:51:21 am How do I get the .s3m files to play?
Title: Re: Shameless plug! Post by: VOiD on May 22, 2005, 08:05:12 am Quote How do I get the .s3m files to play? Winamp should play them just fine, but for more accurate output you could try XMPlayer: http://www.un4seen.com/download.cgi?xmplay32 EDIT: With the XMPlayer, it seems you can also easily convert s3m, it, xm, mod and a host of other formats to mp3 or ogg. Right-click on the main window, choose the 'Device' banner, and pick your preferred format under the Output > Device dropdown menu. Title: Re: Shameless plug! Post by: Halleck on May 22, 2005, 10:48:09 am Yes, winamp is able to play them.
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