By John Gall (Because there wasn't any to begin with.)
1. SoundTracker opens up these type/creator combinations:
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(Note: ANY creator with type "TEXT" will work.)
2. More than one MOD can be opened. Just open the MODs in the order you want to hear them. SoundTracker will play them in that order until it gets to the bottom of the SoundTrack list unless the "Repeat" box is checked.
3. While you are listening to your favorite MOD, you can watch a simulated oscillioscope image of the music by pressing the 'Oscillioscope' button. The 'Spectrum' button shows an alternate display of your music. The graphics can be turned of with the 'Off' button.
4. The volume for each track of the song can be modified by clicking in the volume rectangles at the desired level. The fifth rectangle is for the overall volume of the song.
5. Changing the frequency from 11 to 16 or 22 often improves the sound quality.
6. The Tone bar works like the volume rectangles, the left side of the bar is for lower tone and the right is higher.
7. The Tempo bar also works like the volume controls, left is slower and right is faster.
8. You can skip to the next song by pressing the button with the graphic of two arrows pointing toward a line.
9. You can fast-forward the song by pressing the next button to the left.
10. The Play/Pause button is the second from the left.
11. The Stop button makes the music fade out and returns the song pointer to the top of the SoundTrack list.
12. To see the sax icon on your MODs, change the type to ???? and the creator to STrk.
13. Most multi-platform bulletin boards that support the Amiga or the Atari ST will have more MODs available for download.
