The source is available under the GNU GPL. It's written in c++ which is unusual for linux. Sick of waiting for the developer to add that feature you always wanted? Wait no more! Simply get the code and hack away! Port to new operating systems! Use it in your applications!
To get all the functionality from the source, you'll need gtk, ncurses and esound.
Get the source | gtkmod source |
Get the binaries | gtkmod binaries |
Browse the gtkmod directory | gtkmod directory |
Of course before you download, you'll probably need some convincing in the form of screenshots.
Eventually, I plan to turn this little project into a tracker rather than a simple player. I've already thought up a few names such as "GNU Audio Track Editor" or perhaps simply "mode" (short for mod editor). The current stumbling block in writing a tracker is working out how to create the pattern editor.
If you have any ideas, bug reports or code you want to add don't hesitate to mail me.
Last modified: Sun Oct 18 08:09:52 EST 1998
O t h e r P l a y e r s
Extended Mod Player (XMP) | by Claudio Matsuoka and Hipolito Carraro Jr |
Mikmod | by Jean-Paul Mikkers and many others. |
Mikmod for Unix | |
s3mod | |
Gmod | by Hannu Savolainen, Andrew J. Robinson, Robert Sanders |
T r a c k e r s
FunkTracker | by Jason Nunn |
Keg Tracker | by Peter Ryland and Conrad Parker |
Maube | by Conrad Parker |
SoundTracker | by Michael Krause |
T e c h n i c a l I n f o r m a t
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How to use the player in your applications
Sound drivers.
Open Sound System |
ALSA |
awedrv |
Sound Daemons
ESounD by Eric Mitchell |
wmsound |
Network Audio System |
Sound Formats
On this Site |
Other Useful Sources of information
fmoddoc2 by firelight (Brett Paterson)
"A Programmer's Guide to Sound" by Tim Kientzle