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Mac mod player?

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So … been a while since I listened to .mod (or any tracked music really) on my Mac, and I just realised that there is a void of up-to-date platers. Or is it? In other words – what piece of software should I get to, well, listen to all of them mods? I have doubts that there are any Apple Silicon optimised players, but there must be _something_ decent that runs under Rosetta2, no?
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Not a Mac guy, but VLC has good MOD support and has an Apple Silicon version.
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Thanks. Yeah, that plays back .mod:s. Also found another Mac proggie that plays back stuff. Another question: does a PC-player exist that allows for separate extraction of samples included in a mod/xm/whatnot? If so, I might be able to get that piece of software to run in my win-emulator. Perhaps, maybe.

Renoise? There's a Mac version of that DAW. Might have a stab at it.

edit: yes, Renoise could open the .mod I wanted to open. Will try other formats when/if I need.
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I use foobar2k, although I'm on Windows. It seems to have a Mac-version, but not sure how well-maintained it is.
https://www.foobar2000.org/mac

I use these components to enable support for more or less every module format known to man:
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Ah, thanks! Will have a look later.

Have looked now: seems like that application is pretty old (although runs under Apple Silicon/MacOS 12). I'll stick to Renoise for now.
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You can listen or compose MOD or XM music on any computer with any operating system with BASSOON TRACKER, a MOD and XM tracker online made in javascript.

https://www.stef.be/bassoontracker/?fil ... mories.mod :roll:
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Namek wrote: <span class="hotdate" style="color:#888;">20/01/2023 - 22:27</span> https://www.stef.be/bassoontracker/?fil ... mories.mod :roll:
Ah, nice.
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I use VOX for years now.

It has a beautiful user interface, apple silicon support, and I have seen that is has also a windows & iphone version now.

https://vox.rocks/mac-music-player
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There's also Cog, which is free and open source:
https://cog.losno.co/

And then there's PlayerPro, which also is free but hasn't been updated in ages. Here's the link anyway:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/playerpro/
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