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Releases, the stories behind the themes and the sound, and what is coming next. Written by the one person who makes Modulo.
Modulo is coming to the Mac Next stop: the Mac. A native Mac app with the same engine and library as on the iPhone, in one window you can make as big or as small as you like. It is coming to the Mac App Store as version 1.2.0. Modulo 1.1: 50 visualizers that play along Fifty visualizers that move with your music, from copper bars and vector bobs to little games that play themselves on the notes. Plus Play all and Shuffle, playlists from every track and three new demo songs. 
Finally on Android! At launch I said 'Android will follow later'. Later is now: Modulo is on Google Play, with everything the iPhone version has. Not a cut-down version, the same app. 
Modulo 1.0: tracker music, the way it was meant to sound A module player for your phone: sample-accurate playback, the sound of a real Amiga, a live pattern and loops that end where they should. From your own archive, without an account. 
Thank you, beta testers Modulo 1.0 is better because a group of people tried it on TestFlight first and told us what they ran into. Here is what changed along the way. 
Why I made Modulo There simply was no really good module player on the iPhone. What started as a little experiment grew into a real project, and along the way I found my love for mods again. 
Why Amiga modules sound different on headphones (and what Modulo does about it) On an Amiga, two channels go hard left and two go hard right. Through speakers that sounds wide, on headphones it sounds like two songs, one per ear. Here is why, and how Modulo fixes it without touching the music. No posts on this topic.