thank you so much!

All done.

ok, i've uploaded it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kpwgLySBGaozHvbxf55NXhh8JGWGK3wv/view?usp=drivesdk

Thanks!

btw, could you please remove "-1929" from the filename of: https://modarchive.org/module.php?206888?

Oh yeah, I meant to do that but I forgot, thanks for bringing it to my attention

All done except for don-day.it, which the link for the replacement file no longer seems to be working. Please post the working link.

ok, i've uploaded it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kpwgLySBGaozHvbxf55NXhh8JGWGK3wv/view?usp=drivesdk

btw, could you please remove "-1929" from the filename of: https://modarchive.org/module.php?206888?

All done except for don-day.it, which the link for the replacement file no longer seems to be working. Please post the working link.

Woooooow, Just listened to it and it's good so far!
very nice wokr 

Trackin', baby!!! Yes, sirree!

I took a break from working on the tracker and spent some time this week-end working with the tracker -- that is, I've been tracking a song to test the music player with all channels and effects.

Since I am not a musician, I searched my ancient archives of modules from when I ran an FTP server back in the 1990s (yeah, baby!) and found a suitable XM module that met my special criteria:

• It is in XM format.
• Employs numerous channels.
• Uses samples that could be substituted by synthesized tones.
• Uses a wide variety of effects on more than one track at a time.

And more importantly,

• It is a cool track that I like.

I first whipped up a quick-and-(not-so)-dirty script to export the patterns from the XM track into ASCII text files.  I then used the output as the basis for creating patterns for my tracker -- which uses a number of macros to encode the ASCII patterns to my data format.

Of course, there are a few things that I need to adjust by hand since the frequency and amplitude ranges in my platform are different from what XM supports; but overall, it's a pretty easy transformation.  I expect to automate this even more in the future, using look-up tables and specialized mapping functions to make the adjustments directly.

Anyway, attached find my first try at re-creating an XM track on the Intellivision Music Tracker 2.0.  It is far from complete -- I've only translated a few channels of a couple of patterns.  (I also remixed it a bit with a more disco intro.)

The good news is that it all seems to work well, and all effects execute as expected.

I will continue working on this module and using it as my "test-track" as I continue developing my tracker, and will post more progress in the future.

     Cheers!
    -dZ.

duplicates:
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=146185
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=57282
first one has a better filename, more informative message, longer pattern order, and was uploaded first. probably keep that one

aaaaaaaand please replace https://modarchive.org/module.php?192810 (unmo3ed) with https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/825312690545229855/1246443508760444968/don-day.it?ex=665c687a&is=665b16fa&hm=2b7c1f3ccd5972ec033766e3f4a19f83667074cad3a20db9df4c21c80c5c028d& (original .it ver)

and please replace https://modarchive.org/module.php?201454 (unmo3ed) with https://files.scene.org/view/parties/2004/chaosconstructions04/mmul/traditional/don-frst.zip (original .it ver)