@subz3ro: No, I like the Streets of rage remake by Louis Gorenfeld and would like to use the track in my chiptune collection. I´ve coded it with a static ufmod lib, so that no external files are needed. So, I must convert all my trackers to .xm Fast Tracker module format. :D Although the 97 trackers in my actual collection player were mostly not made by me, don´t think of me as a pattern/note stealer, that´s really not my style. I made several Farbrausch V2 Module (*.v2m) and some chiptunes, too. If you like to listen ... :) I often mix my ambitions: making music and coding. Made some sfx, too. Greetz, Freefall - Team REPT

@Freefall: AdT2 doesn't support export to any other than (native) A2M/AT2 module format. It was not supposed to be used as converter for FT2/ST3 or other tracker, rather as OPL tracker :) I'm just curious, so I ask - you are trying to steal the note (pattern) part from a RAD file for sample processing in ST3, or you want to further FM edit it? In latter case, I dare to recommend you to stay within AdT2, as it has a bit larger FM capabilities than Scream Tracker ;)

Hey guys I need you help please. I loaded a .rad file into adlib tracker II and now want to export it as .s3m Scream tracker format. How can I change the extension? I´m using DosBox to emulate the tracker. Any help would be fine though.

Greetz, Freefall

@ Newk

Thats a integrated sound chip (Usually), the sound it produces is low quality, thats why it is low cost. You can emulate OPL with DOS BOX, but it wont sound the same as the original chip any way, even with a greater card.
But it should work fine.

anyone tried to run it on a CMI-8738/PCI-SX card?
it might not be a real OPL integration so if it works, does it sound really that terrible?

@Stojke: Thanks for nice feedback! Have fun :o)

Tanks Subz3ro. Ive watched it already and did some practice. The tracker is awesome :)
I have got my self a Sound blaster CT2230 and CT1600 so it will sound as good as it can (i use SB PRO 3).
Ive tried many ISA cards, terratec, vibra, awe64, but PRO 3 is best and outputs with out noise.

I like OPL sound, and your tracker is really cool. Thank you for making it.

@Stojke: there is no such tutorial so far... check Youtube for a short video made by Oxygenstar, which shows some really basic intro... however, I tried to make the tracker as much intuitive as possible, so hopefully if you have some tracking experience from other (pattern-oriented) tracker, I think you should get into it pretty quickly ;)

@Theta_Frost: I think best would be if you join the AT2 GoogleCode community and raise an issue there ;)

Nice work on the MIDI support! Is it possible to implement sync?

Can any one point me to a good starter guide/tutorial for Adtrack2??
Thanks a lot :)