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All right, so you've been to my homepage and you've liked what you've heard about mods and now you wanna know what in the world is so wicked about those dammed mods. Well, for that type of information, you have come to the right place.

A mod file is the newest computerised music format available right now. Although it's called a mod, it is the abbreveation for a M - O - D - U - L - E. A mod has many different extensions (such as mod, s3m, xm, it, etc.). A module is a file that contains a whole bunch of samples. There are usually from 10 to 20 samples in each module. Now a mod can have samples but it wouldn't do shit if it doesn't have an order and a play list.

First you need to know that a mod is divided into patterns. Usually patterns are 64 notes long. The number of patterns that are in a mod varies because not all mods last the same. So now you know that a mod has a whole bunch of samples, has patterns and has a order and play list. And how does all that work together you ask ? It's very very simple.

In each pattern there are places (usually 64) to insert a note. In mods a note ain't like notes like MI or DO. A note consists of the number of the instrument used, the pitch at wich it will be played and a volume bar. There are more things related to notes but you don't need to know that stuff right now. So in these patterns, notes are putten in order witch is called the playlist. You may think that that's it but a mod also needs an order list. Think of an order list like the father of a playlist. Get the idea ? The order list tells the mod what patterns to play and when.

You now know all you need to know about a mod and even more because I have given the basic definitions you need to know on how to make a mod. You can now go to my PLAYERZ page to get yourself a player or you can go to my MODS page to get some mods if you already have a player. OR you can simply return to my HOME but why would you do that ???

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