You simply press Disk Op. first, as it brings up a menu containing a list of all the modules in your current folder/drive location, (optionally, enter the name of the module you want to save), select either the MOD or XM radio button (or the WAV one if you’re going to produce a render file), and then hit the Save button.
I miss those old days.
This one was a banger back in the day
Still is!
I'm using it as phone song!
Я сам начинал писать под MS-DOS музыку в Fast Tracker II, потом забросил :) теперь снова возвращаюсь к этому делу под Manjaro Linux и DAW Ardour )))
Nice Track!
I miss the demo scene. Thanks for this!
i thiught the scene was dead when i found out about trackers but i was so wrong shits reviving look up, especially among junglists
A masterpiece
Yes. This told that PC was capable. Well. With improved hardware..Still.. I love the demoscene!!!
GUS was great card!!!
wow it was a music from DEMO with graphics it tas performed with Gravis Ultrasound sound card... I remember all parts of this song :D
Would be more pure in ScreamTracker, though FT handles it beautifully. :) Thanks for the memories.
Thank you, 80s!
90s
@@java_bean trackers and the demoscene originated in the 80s
Goosebumps at 2:00 Wow does that take me back
Agreed! Pause is the most powerful note in the music!
memories...
Dope!!
*1993
it wasnt made in 1996
Can Polyend Tracker import Fast Tracker 2 .xm files?
god bless 1996, lol! link to download pliz Sir. Just to go back in time
fasttracker.en.softonic.com/
Mono?
How do I save my project in Fast Tracker clone?
You simply press Disk Op. first, as it brings up a menu containing a list of all the modules in your current folder/drive location, (optionally, enter the name of the module you want to save), select either the MOD or XM radio button (or the WAV one if you’re going to produce a render file), and then hit the Save button.