It is exactly what you said it is; a synth tambourine sample with a room reverb that is just pitched down by around two octaves. Not sure if it has a name, but you might find similar samples from old synth percussion sets.

I've heard this sound in some of tracker modules. It's basically a time-shifted sample of MIDI tambourine. Does anyone here know what it's called?

https://modarchive.org/module.php?199656 and https://modarchive.org/module.php?199657 are duplicates.

make sure to keep 199657 since the author wants 199656 to be removed.

_{(saga please be active here again just this once, you're clearly better than me)}

Yeah, And most everything that has a slider can be automated in realtime whilst the pattern runs...

I also like the AXS-Like smart patterns function...

Not too complex so you can 'get going' rather than being bogged down by complexity...

Then also render out each track & then master it all out & use FX at THAT stage if needed so who cares about no VST support within or bad reverb when you can apply that workflow....

BTW...You gotta be signed up at oldschooldaw to see or DL attachments if I had not mentioned already...

I tried to scale my resolution to 66% of my screen's native resolution and it immediately became greyscale and warped. See attached pic. I can no longer navigate to the config to change it back.

This remains an issue if I close it or if I delete Milkytracker and redownload it.
Can anybody offer any help into reinstalling it or resetting my problem?

I set Milkytracker's resoluton to be 66% of my screen size and it immediately become greyscale and slanted. Now I cannot even access the options to change it. I can reinstall Milkytracker because it stayts the same way. My screen's native resolution is 3840x2160

See attached pic

Can't you just zip or rar the CD as is, with the folder structure intact and then post a link to the archive on some file sharing site?

Probably, most of the modules will already be known and archived elsewhere I should imagine, and at least the CD structure would be intact for anyone who wants the archive that way.

I am still finalizing the upcoming module... thanks

Hi,

I have a large archive (3000+ files) from 'back in the day'. It all came from an EduSys/Bestware CD, this was collected late 1990s called SoundMania 2 with the promise to make your own House & Techno music, but it was really a few hundred samples and a boatload of complete dsm, mod, mtm, s3m and xm together with ScreamTracker 3, including the "official information on s3m format" and a utility called conv.exe which apparently can convert between many formats.

I reached out to a few of the artists but it's a lot of data. All of the ones responded were surprised to find their old stuff and gave permissions to upload. However, I gave up after about a dozen or so people.

I'm trying to see if I should just upload as-is, or if there is a way to extract information (all mods have the unaltered metadata) and embed it in the filenames before compressing and uploading. Currently all the files are in 8.3 naming format. Many tracks have full title information, credits etc

Hello!
Perfectly fine, not every module has to get onto the archive, since the screening crew has its own views at what a quality module is, you do you!
Glad to have had xrtd_-_loop_3.xm added, thank you very much!