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Posted on by Robin Ding Leave a comment Composition, Editors
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NOTE: This is a legacy sourceforge project. Please download the software from https://openmpt.org/ instead. The official code repository can now be found at https://source.openmpt.org/browse/openmpt/

OpenMPT is a Windows-based audio application used to produce music. The application was initially a private project developed by Olivier Lapicque and is a popular ‘tracker’ used by many musicians. OpenMPT is available as both a 32-bit and 64-bit application. For more information and downloads, see https://openmpt.org/

libopenmpt, a cross-platform module playback library, is based on the OpenMPT project. Up-to-date libopenmpt downloads and documentation can be found at https://lib.openmpt.org/

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Website https://openmpt.org/
Tags
License BSD License
Platform Windows
Features
  • Native and fast Windows GUI
  • VST effects and VST instruments supported, low latency ASIO output
  • Support for multiple sequences ("songs") in one file
  • Support for custom tunings
  • Suitable for live performances: Queue patterns, automate VST parameters using a MIDI keyboard, start and stop your modules with MIDI messages...
  • Fully configurable keyboard layout
  • True multiple document interface - open many modules at the same time and copy&paste between them!
  • Many module formats supported
  • 32-bit and 64-bit versions available, including a plugin bridge (64-bit version available from the official website, https://openmpt.org)
  • Decimal tempos (e.g. 123.45 BPM)