MOD support in MMF2

[DavidN]

I feel a bit daft posting this because no one else (notably those I know to be MOD experts) has mentioned it. Still.

Is MMF2's MOD support limited to loading them in the same way as samples, or is there another way to handle them that I've missed? When played as a sample looped infinitely (0), a loaded IT file loops back to the start rather than to the point I've set with the Bxx Position Jump. I was also rather hoping to be able to jump to a specific pattern/row, or switch on and off different channels - in a similar way to the DMC2 and ModFusion extensions.

[DavidN]

I feel a bit daft posting this because no one else (notably those I know to be MOD experts) has mentioned it. Still.

Is MMF2's MOD support limited to loading them in the same way as samples, or is there another way to handle them that I've missed? When played as a sample looped infinitely (0), a loaded IT file loops back to the start rather than to the point I've set with the Bxx Position Jump. I was also rather hoping to be able to jump to a specific pattern/row, or switch on and off different channels - in a similar way to the DMC2 and ModFusion extensions.

[DavidN]

Sorry, I've just read the Bonus Pack list again and ModFusion EX is in the list, rendering this post entirely useless.

In my defence, my computer is in pieces in a suitcase at the moment, making it slightly difficult to install anything to do with MMF2.

[DavidN]

Sorry, I've just read the Bonus Pack list again and ModFusion EX is in the list, rendering this post entirely useless.

In my defence, my computer is in pieces in a suitcase at the moment, making it slightly difficult to install anything to do with MMF2.

[rocko]

Yup, modfusion is the way to go. It gives you a hell of a lot more control, and sounds better. It's cool that the mod support is also built-in though.

[rocko]

Yup, modfusion is the way to go. It gives you a hell of a lot more control, and sounds better. It's cool that the mod support is also built-in though.