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[squaremoon]

just a little cheap one along the lines of schism tracker's?
for all of us that want to sound snes?
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[Deltafire]

Hehe, I don't think this will ever be implemented in Milkytracker on principal. However, if you're running *nix you can route Milkytracker through a reverb filter using Jack.

[squaremoon]

maybe an echo effect then?
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[raina]

MilkyTracker has to worry about compatibility. It cannot just throw in DSP effects that wouldn't then work in other trackers and players, most importantly the original .XM tracker, Fasttracker II. A delay effect is easily imitated in trackers, although it requires manual effort from the composer.

[urban soul]

if you feel the need for multi track mastering, you can load your xm into madtracker. Be shure to set resampling to linear interpolation, this sounds quite similar compared to Milky. Madtracker can be hooked via rewire to a master application, e.g. acid or so.

Personally I often prefer the direct raw output compared to a mastered version.