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| Downloads:6,817 |
| Version Downloads:4,791 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Free |
| Date:30 Mar 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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chelsabian reviewed on 15 May 2012
Well no, no it can't play UMX files like it says in the description.
Very disappointed.
+1
kevinbrighton reviewed on 02 Apr 2006
The author has made some baffling choice when designing the interface, for example not being able to load a file via the file menu, and the standard red close window button being disabled, but overall it's pretty staight forward and does the job soundly.
The price is good too :)
+76
Not gonna do it.
+1
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Mar 2005
Next thing: why there is no pause icon above big left round button?
And third: I have a folder (for example ~/Music/) with mod files and in that folder there is a subfolder (~/Music/Music2/) with other mod files. I am selecting ~/Music/ for a playlist. Everything is OK until playlist comes to subfolder. I get a "Invalid song format!" warrning:( Ohh! I have now noticed that there is a "Choose a folder with only(...)" warrning. But I think You should make possible to use for playlist folders with subfolders.
That is all. Once again: good job.
Cheers!
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 26 Feb 2005
in the download page ( http://ximplemod.sourceforge.net/download.html ) there are some links at the bottom where you can download hundreds of songs for free.
http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/aminet/mods/index.html
They have some good tunes there too and all are free last I looked.
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Feb 2005
That said, there's a few oddities...
Please add more ways to load a file. Currently the only way is to click on the 'Load' button - I'd like an Open option in the File menu, as well as the ability to simply drag a playable music file onto the app's icon in the Finder or the Dock.
Consider placing the play triangle and and pause double-bar inside the two circlular buttons to make their use more obvious.
The additional panels for Sound, Channels and Instruments don't need to float above all other apps, just be on the same level as XimpleMOD's main window.
The Repeat button's use seems kind of counter-intuitive. It currently states "Repeat" and doesn't. Yet when I have it set to "No Repeat" the music does.