SMUS
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'''SMUS''' is an [[IFF]] based tracker module music format. Unlike most tracker modules, the instruments are not contained within the file. Instead players look for individual instrument files in the parent directory in a folder called 'Instruments'. Instruments are usually a pair of files, meta data in a <code>InstrumentName.instr</code> file and actual sampled audio in <code>InstrumentName.ss</code>. | '''SMUS''' is an [[IFF]] based tracker module music format. Unlike most tracker modules, the instruments are not contained within the file. Instead players look for individual instrument files in the parent directory in a folder called 'Instruments'. Instruments are usually a pair of files, meta data in a <code>InstrumentName.instr</code> file and actual sampled audio in <code>InstrumentName.ss</code>. | ||
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== Identification == | == Identification == | ||
Revision as of 15:23, 18 August 2021
SMUS is an IFF based tracker module music format. Unlike most tracker modules, the instruments are not contained within the file. Instead players look for individual instrument files in the parent directory in a folder called 'Instruments'. Instruments are usually a pair of files, meta data in a InstrumentName.instr file and actual sampled audio in InstrumentName.ss.
There appears to be two conflicting IFF SMUS formats, one from Deluxe Music and one from Sonix?
Identification
Files begin with 'F' 'O' 'R' 'M' ?? ?? ?? ?? 'S' 'M' 'U' 'S'.
