🚀 go-pugleaf

Here's the deal.  I'm almost finished writing my difinitive guide to
writing music MODules (titled, in the spirit and tradition of newbie
manuals everywhere, "MODs for Morons"), and I've added in a section
detailing where to get all sorts of stuff on the Internet pertaining to
MODs.  It's not by any means an exhaustive list, but it's enough to get
anyone going with anything they need from Internet locations close in or
around any country.  What I need is to compile a list of FTP sites and WWW
pages featuring the following:

- Music MODs (XM/669/S3M okay, but my guide covers only 4 track PT MODs)
- Sound Samples (Any kind, but with special emphasis on musical instruments,
  including public domain MIDI patch sites such as the Kurzweil site at
  ftp.uwp.edu)  Any format will do.
- MOD editing/playing prorams for Amiga, IBM PC, Apple Mac and PowerPC
  (I already know pretty much all 'trackers/players for Atari machines)
  and where to get them
- Sample editors for the machines listed above

List your favourite MOD editors/players and sample eitors and your reasons
for them being your favourite.  Feel free also to list your favourite
MODs while you're at it.  :-)

Please don't list any Aminet sites, as I already have all of those, the
major ones being included in my manual.

Answers in E-Mail, please, as I actually don't frequent all of the
newsgroups this is getting posted to.  Credit will be given in the guide
for your assistance.  Once finished, the guide will be available on my
homepage (URL in my .sig) and on many FTP sites.


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