For all the Go programmers out there: the good old Amiga MOD files are the reason why some file managers identify go.mod files as "music files"...
Also: nice info page, nice YouTube videos, but how about providing the MOD files (or whatever format it actually used - sounds like more than 4 channels to me, but maybe that's just because of the remaster) for download?
I'm aware of those (especially ModArchive) and I tried finding it there, but when searching for "space debris", it only found a different song (XM format). But then I took the hint to search for "space_debris" from the screenshot on the info page, and with that I was able to find it:
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For all the Go programmers out there: the good old Amiga MOD files are the reason why some file managers identify go.mod files as "music files"...
Also: nice info page, nice YouTube videos, but how about providing the MOD files (or whatever format it actually used - sounds like more than 4 channels to me, but maybe that's just because of the remaster) for download?
There's a number of very large and well known archives of classic mod and tracker music around. E.g. https://modarchive.org/
I'm aware of those (especially ModArchive) and I tried finding it there, but when searching for "space debris", it only found a different song (XM format). But then I took the hint to search for "space_debris" from the screenshot on the info page, and with that I was able to find it:
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&qu...
And yes, it is really "only" a "classic" 4-channel MOD file! Cool...
So, ModArchive is great, but the search function has some room for improvement :)
Rightfully so, and they are still being used by a certain breed of people.