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Re: Winamp not real mod player
« on: December 17, 2005, 04:27:41 PM »
In SkaleTracker you can turn off the sample interpolation for the crisp sound if you want to.  Most people don't, which is why WinAmp doesn't have an option for it.
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Re: Winamp not real mod player
« Reply #1 on: December 18, 2005, 02:22:16 AM »
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Winamp upsamples the sound to 44khz and also has various of filters enabled at default.. This can be the reason to why it sounds so different from the Amiga.

I believe you can tweak these settings in the module plugin of winamp.


Not in the latest version of WinAmp.

What is more disturbing is that WinAmp's module player is adapted from MikMod.  This is the same module player that is used in SDL_Mixer and therefore in SimplePlay on AmigaOS 4.  :oops:
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