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Mod Music Download Openmpt - Discover the Music Inside mod music download OpenMPT - Discover the music inside. OpenMPT is a popular tracker software for Windows. OpenMPT (short hand for Open ModPlug Tracker ) is completely free and allows you to create and play back some great music on your computer. Based on the original ModPlug Tracker written by Olivier Lapicque, OpenMPT is free software, can import a wide variety of module formats and offers an intuitive, native GUI as well as advanced features such as VST plugins and ASIO output. In addition to its own song format, OpenMPT can natively edit Impulse Tracker, FastTracker, Scream Tracker and ProTracker module files. Read more about it on the features page! libopenmpt is a cross-platform C++ and C module playback library. It is based on the player code of the Open ModPlug Tracker project. It offers high-quality module playback on a variety of platforms. OpenMPT 1.29.11.00 released. This update to OpenMPT 1.29 is mostly a bugfix release, but also improves existing features. Here are the most important changes: OpenMPT 1.29.10.00 released. This update to OpenMPT 1.29 is mostly a bugfix release, but also adds some new keyboard shortcuts and improves existing features. Here are the most important changes: OpenMPT 1.29.09.00 released. This small update to OpenMPT 1.29 is mostly a bugfix release, but also adds some new keyboard shortcuts and improves existing features. Here are the most important changes: OpenMPT 1.29.08.00 released. This small update to OpenMPT 1.29 is mostly a bugfix release, but also adds some new keyboard shortcuts and improves existing features. Here are the most important changes: OpenMPT 1.29.07.00 released. This update to OpenMPT 1.29 fixes a number of bugs and improves existing features. Here are the most important changes: OpenMPT 1.29.06.00 released. This is a small update to OpenMPT 1.29, focussing on correcting a number of playback bugs in imported formats: OpenMPT 1.29.05.00 released. This is a small update to OpenMPT 1.29, improving existing features and fixing a number of bugs: OpenMPT 1.29.04.00 released. This is a small update to OpenMPT 1.29, improving existing features and fixing a number of bugs: OpenMPT 1.29.03.00 released. This is a small update to OpenMPT 1.29, improving existing features, fixing a number of bugs and adding support for a new sample file format: Amiga MOD music download page. According to Wikipedia the MOD (module) file format was invented by Karsten Obarski in 1987. You wonder what these MOD thingies are? Learn more at FlatRich's MOD terms. To save a file click with the right mouse button on it. Otherwise, especially if you have a plugin installed, it might just play. Pop, Techno, Dance, Trance and Game Music made with MOD trackers or the Amiga computer. Some of the music was created by members of the European Demo Scene. Others are Tunes of classic AMIGA video games. Others are Dance Remixes of know or unknown songs from the 70s, 80s or 90s. To play these files you'll need a player. For a Windows platform you might want to use Modplugplayer. There's also a plugin for Netscape and Opera browsers (might work in the Internet Explorer as well; never used it so can't tell) available. It would play Amiga music the when you visit pages with Modplugin enabled, like this page. For Linux there is a multimedia plugin Plugger available, which plays almost every know audio type available. Personally I use XMP which should be shipped with any Linux distribution. You don't need to extract the MOD files. Modplug Players play them even so. But in case you use Winamp (unless it has changed by now?) you will have to decompress the files you downloaded from my page (with Winzip for example). Conclusion: Use a plain mod player (see above) instead. They ususally play MODs more accuratly and in a better quality then these "all in one" players. A Question Of Lust Interpretation of Depeche Mode's tune by unknown author 57 KB Acid Rain Acid tune by Deeno 134 KB Alien Dark atmospheric tune by Feekzoid on 06/05/96 613 KB Axel F. Harold Faltermeyer's tune, by unknown coder 61 KB Axel F. Another interpretation of Axel F., by unknown coder 134 KB Base Dance by plauze of alphaflight 203 KB Autobahn By TimJ 102 KB Big In Japan Interpretation of Alphaville's song by unknown coder 56 KB Blue Monday Interpretation of New Order's tune (Released on KGB demo disk 49 KB Boom__An Climie Fisher's Boom there she was 200 KB Chariots of fire Transcribed by HMW 227 KB Children Interpretation of Robert Miles' song, by Nightbeat/Digital Disaster 363 KB Computerworld Original performed by Kraftwerk, by TimJ 26 KB Das Boot Mixed by stony from tremors 260 KB Doing Time Funky tune by CHRYLIAN 185 KB Don't You Want Me Interpreatation of Felix's song by beathoven of infect 65 KB Distant Call Nice piano tune by mr.man/andromeda (1993) 113 KB Enjoy The Violence Nice, but too short interpretation of Depeche Mode's tune 194 KB For Ever Young Interpretation of Alphaville's tune by Ng Pei Sin 174 KB Feel It! After a song by Felix inspired by Paradise Decay 189 KB Fields Of Gold After a song by Sting 160 KB Go West Interpretation of Pet Shop Boy's tune by Ng Pei Sin 233 KB Hard Interpretation of Pet Shop Boy's tune by unknown author 107 KB Heart Beat By LKA 89 86 KB High Score Original C64 tune, converted by Yavon Of Lightwave 113 KB Hoo Yeah Lots of Hoo Yeahs :-) 231 KB House Very famous house MOD 250 KB Ice Ice FX A groovy funk track from Germany 85 KB I'll Find My Way Home Original by Vangelis, arranged by B.C./NoAff 100 KB In Flight Short Pop von airon (1995) 51 KB It's A Sin Pet Shop Boy's song arranged by LKA 89 105 KB La Mode Trancy tune byAcid [phluid] Musician & nova-Darkwolf 196 KB Let's hear it for the boy Interpretation of the song by Deniece Williams 57 KB Lotus Trance by Sonic/Destiny/Cows 205 KB Make Your Move Funky tune by Dr. Awesome 123 KB Miami Vice Conversion of the C64 game tune by #dreamfish/trsi 866 Bytes (!) Mig 29 Pop-Rock by unknown Coder 90 KB Misty Heart Melodic romantic HQ sample tune by Ng Pei Sin 357 KB Moon Shining Funky tune by Acetip 82 KB Move It Tune after the famous song bt By Trevor C. Dell 171 KB Ne-Groove Hith V5 Funky tune by unknown composer 88 KB Nitetime A funky dance track by Replay 113 KB No Coke Startrekker Interpretation of Dr. Albans hit by -slixx- 85 KB No Inspiration Nice, 80s sounding synthpop 91 KB Open Sesame Inspired by Leila K's tune, remixed by Andemar of Xymox Project 322 KB P Funk Music arranged and mixed by ---- m o b y --- - 79 KB Progress Tune by by u4ia of megawatts 224 KB Pump Up The Jam Remix of Technotronic's tune 112 KB Radioactivity Interpretation Kraftwerk's song by !IONISATION! 95 KB Rich In Paradis Ripped by Alex 231 KB Saturnal Dance by ArpegiatorEp! 95 KB Silents A song by Silents, a must hear. 160 KB Situation Original was performed by Yazoo 95 KB Somewhere Over The Rainbow Marusha's song remixed by PegaSus 119 KB Spiral Dream Trance by Leviathan 279 KB Steeve B. Soundtracker IX Remix of a tune by Steeve B. 54 KB Stripped Interpretation of Depeche Mode's tune by unknown coder 54 KB Substance Dance by Therminal Storm 170 KB The Circus Remix of Erasure's The Circus 71 KB The Final HouseMyx House song by by Boztik 209 KB Thunderstruck Remix of AC/DC Thunderstruck 184 KB Touch Me Remix of Sweetbox' Touch Me 229 KB Trans Europa Express Kraftwerk's song tracked by Tim/nwv 394 KB Under Arrest Tracy tune by Kaa 142 KB Where The Devils Synth funk by unknown composer 53 KB Wir happy Hippos Funny tune with samples of a German TV ad 146 KB. Alien Breed II Games tune 124 KB Amegas (1987) One of the first Mods by Karsten Obarski 46 KB Bionic Commando Title tune 47 KB Bubble Bobble Original (?) game music 47 KB Cannon Fodder Original game intro 181 KB Dune (Ecolove) Original game tune (?) by Alex Ekian 108 KB Epic Pinball Game tune by Robert A. Allen (?) 159 KB Extreme Pinball Game intro tune by Alexander Brandon (?) 100 KB Futuretank Titel music by Karsten Obarski 55 KB FA-18 Interceptor By Dave Warhol 138 KB Great Giana Sisters 3 (Remix) A dance remix of the game music 47 KB Lotus Challenge 2 Bootup tune 48 KB Missile Alert Original Game Musik. (Any idea?) 77 KB Oil Imperium Title Game title tune by Karsten Obarski (1989) 19 KB Pinball Fantasies Tune by Olof Gustaffson 168 KB Pinball Dreams 2 Game intro by A. N. Putson (march 1994) 174 KB Pinball Illusions Game intro by Olof Gustafsson 231 KB Rallyemaster Titel music by Karsten Obarski 56 KB R-Type Tune by Chris Hülsbeck 88 KB Sarcophaser Titel music by Karsten Obarski 49 KB Shadow Of The Beast 1 Game music 51 KB Shadow Of The Beast 3 Game intro 43 KB Silent Servive II Converted by Gryzor 62 KB Silkworm Original game music 31 KB Space Harier Probably not the original game tune.
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