mid and there are users that use MIDI sequencer to create module format with help from conversion tools like MID2XM or Renoise. Because I heard there are user that use OpenMPT for composing. it are just specification, Sekaiju and OpenMPT are some of the tools, so no matter where the tool come from, as long as it can create valid format then it can be used. It seems the reason for VST and DLS/SF2 support in OpenMPT is because of their usefulness for easing tracker creation or music in general no matter where the tools originally come from. I don't think VST also come from tracker world nor supported in any module formats other than MPTM or XRNS. Since OpenMPT is not centered around General MIDI, so I am not going to package a General MIDI soundfont with it just because some people think that OpenMPT would be a good tool to listen to MIDI files or even convert MIDI files to modules. So replacing GM.dls with GMGSx.sf2 is something like replacing MFC with Qt.
AFAIK Qt is the candidate for MFC replacement. OpenMPT also does not distributed with MFC because it is part of Windows, but to make it cross platform I read somewhere you will replace it with another toolkit. OpenMPT does not distribute GM.DLS, so why (how) should be replace it with anything else?
Quote from: Saga Musix on September 17, 2017, 14:22:47
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