Oh cool, I stumbled across this site a few years ago but couldn't remember where it was. Glad to see you're still working on it!

Looks like you're still missing Ztracker BTW. To be fair, it's at the end of the alphabet. 😜

Is there any way to sort sections alphabetically?

On the other end of the alphabet, here are some screenshots of All Sound Tracker (final v1.62.) Feel free to use 'em!

I remember this site, nice. I do have the font its very hard to read tho.

xjas wrote on 2020-05-07, 17:25:

Oh cool, I stumbled across this site a few years ago but couldn't remember where it was. Glad to see you're still working on it!

Looks like you're still missing Ztracker BTW. To be fair, it's at the end of the alphabet. 😜

Is there any way to sort sections alphabetically?

Thank you for pointing out a new stuff, will put information to queue.
Sorry, no sorting at this time.

BloodyCactus wrote on 2020-05-07, 17:44:

I remember this site, nice. I do have the font its very hard to read tho.

Hmm.. this is oldschool Amiga font.

xjas wrote on 2020-05-07, 17:27:

On the other end of the alphabet, here are some screenshots of All Sound Tracker (final v1.62.) Feel free to use 'em!

Thank you so much!!
Don't know about this tracker anything.

Yesterday I was searching for a DOS tracker that would support both OPL3 and external MIDI. Wikipedia clued me in to All Sound Tracker, googling that name landed me on your site, then after that I found this thread where you had just learned about it and added it. One of those funny coincidences that was interesting if you were there.

Anyway, good work @spacedrone808

^^ RADTracker 2 can also do this, although IIRC I couldn't get MIDI out working on my DOS machine. It might only be able to do it under MacOS/Windows where it emulates the OPL3. Still worth checking out though: https://www.3eality.com/productions/reality-adlib-tracker

(BTW there's another one for the database - the original RADTracker ended development in 1995, but the devs picked it back up and released RADTracker 2 in 2017.)

Pierre32 wrote on 2020-05-11, 22:25:

Yesterday I was searching for a DOS tracker that would support both OPL3 and external MIDI. Wikipedia clued me in to All Sound Tracker, googling that name landed me on your site, then after that I found this thread where you had just learned about it and added it. One of those funny coincidences that was interesting if you were there.

Anyway, good work @spacedrone808

Thanks, trying to do my best!

xjas wrote on 2020-05-11, 23:07:

(BTW there's another one for the database - the original RADTracker ended development in 1995, but the devs picked it back up and released RADTracker 2 in 2017.)

Thanks, for clarification!

Smashing great site, filled with wonderful and interesting info 😀

WolverineDK wrote on 2020-05-13, 00:14:

Smashing great site, filled with wonderful and interesting info 😀

It's not finished though. Planning to finish it this year.

spacedrone808 wrote on 2020-05-14, 04:18:

WolverineDK wrote on 2020-05-13, 00:14:

Smashing great site, filled with wonderful and interesting info 😀

It's not finished though. Planning to finish it this year.

Still a beautiful site.

WolverineDK wrote on 2020-05-14, 23:52:

Still a beautiful site.

Glad you found it useful!

project is terminated to permanent g ban.
Hope you've catched the moment.

spacedrone808 wrote on 2021-02-16, 17:58:

project is terminated to permanent g ban.
Hope you've catched the moment.

Damn, sorry to hear that man. Cool while it lasted.

Now I wonder why in the hell they would ban that...

Unfortunately, that illustrates the problem of having these trigger-happy centralized platforms controlling your content. 🙁

spacedrone808 wrote on 2021-02-16, 17:58:

project is terminated to permanent g ban.
Hope you've catched the moment.

You should probably demand a valid reason why they terminated your hosted site.

I also recommend, if you've been keeping backups locally yourself, to setup a self-host if you're not behind a ISP that blocks TCP port 80 traffic. lighttpd is really easy to configure and you can stringently limit bandwidth on it too. I used to self-host a website from a beaglebone that way.

VileR wrote on 2021-02-17, 11:37:

Now I wonder why in the hell they would ban that...

If I had to hazard a guess, there was probably some music using "copyrighted samples" even though they'd be in fair use because:
A: Well under five seconds in length.
B: Very low audio quality in comparison to original.

Going from post history, it sounds like some mischief on YouTube got the account killed. That could be content strikes or I've heard it can even happen if you get too feisty in the comment section.

It only reinforces the point about these centralised services. Gotta tread very carefully, especially if you're connected to your primary Gmail account.