Chiptunes forever
In addition to my webSID emulator and my heavily extended version of UADE I have also migrated various other previously platform specific emulators to the Web. (Original authors are credited in the players and the pages contain links to my source code repositories.) If you are interested in more background information regarding my respective projects you might have a look at the "WebAudio section of by blog".
By now my collection covers players for home computers (Amiga, Amstrad, Atari, C64, MSX, ZX Spectrum), PCs, arcade machines, game consoles (N64, Playstation, etc), making it the most comprehensive set of online chiptune players available today: These players cover more than 99.9% of what can be found on modland.com.
If you are up for some more nostalgia, indulge yourself and try the below sample pages. (Just click on the below images to get to the respective player.) You'll need a browser with WebAudio support to use these - and some of the pages also use WEBGL. Note: Many of the pages play the music files directly from modland.com or one of its mirrors - if the music does not play then that server is probably down and you might want to try again later.
Use the Chiptune formats page to find out what music formats are currently supported or use my online PlayMOD browser/player for the modland.com & vgmrips collections to see all the players in action.
 AdLib |
 Atari/POKEY |
 AY-3-8910 |
 Nintendo DS |
 FM Towns |
 Gameboy |
 Ixalance |
 Ken Silverman |
 MDX / PDM |
 MODs |
 Nintendo 64 |
 various consoles |
 Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya |
 Playstation |
 Capcom Q Sound |
 S98 |
 Atari ST |
 SEGA |
 C64 |
 Super Nintendo |
 Super Nintendo |
 SunVox |
 Hudson / Wonderswan |
 AMIGA |
 farbrausch V2 |
 vgm |
 MODs |
 ZX Spectrum |
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Guest (Gigatron)
PermalinkTrès gentil de m'avoir répondu Mr Wothke;
J'ai compilé la dernière version de libxmp-4.3.8 ça c'est donc fait.
Ce que je voulais dire par plus de fonctions, plus de détails sur le module comme
les méssages , noms des instruments, on/off des pistes, saut de patterns etc.. etc.
A nouveau félicitation pour votre très beau travail..
Bien Cordialement GTR.0 Like -
Ahh.. pour faire ca, il faut dabord trouver ou il se trouvent ces fonctions dans XMP (ou les programmer soi-même s'ils n'éxistent pas encore). Après on peut les exporter pour l'utilisage en JavaScript de telle menière comme je l'ai fait en "adapter.c". (Si on ajoute des nouvelles fonctions il faut aussi les ajouter en makeEmscripten.bat - comme je l'ai fait pour les miennes..) Du côté JavaScript on appelle les fonctions (mais seulement ceux qui ont été éxporté) en utilisant Module.ccall(..) - je conseille de prendre par example "loadXmpModule" et regarder où/comment ca c'est utilisé. Bien Cordialement.
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Guest (Gigatron)
PermalinkHi Mr Wothke
Can you look the PlayMod if it's working correctly ? For example he can not find module ; here the firefox console adress;
http://www.wothke.ch/playmod/http//?modland.scenesat.com/pub/modules/Soundtracker/-%20unknown/blueberry.mod
Thank you in advance0 Like -
Comment last edited on about 2 years ago by Super User
Thanks for the feedback. But please use the PlayMod issue tracker this kind of feedback! I copied your respective message there; https://bitbucket.org/wothke/playmod/issues/9/blueberrymod-doesnt-work
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