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AlbumOriginalName: se-after.xm Imported: 2022-09-24 (TERN-Sept2022-06).
Tracker TypeFasttracker
Duration04:01
Total plays232
Added2022-10-25 13:22:31
Track ID#13108
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- 🕘 2026-10-02 05:57:27
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Additional data from ModArchive
Title on ModArchive
-Afterlife-
Module format
XM
File size
1.56MB
Added to ModArchive
Fri 6th Aug 1999
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Sample & instrument names
-Afterlife-
by
Serafeth
Something Else
# released: 9810??
# ett gammalt
ihop plock.
# Multichannel compo.
Visst.
this one's to englund
who sadly passed
away around 4 weeks
ago.
lenght is 4.04
# Special Thnx to
Sculptor,Nexuz
Nicotine,Aztech,
Asu,ArchAngel
Chris,Mindfire.
Meox,Velocity.
Mail me :
elf303_hotmail.com
tell me what ya think
about this release.
Style : a Sad-Dream
BMP.varies.
group : Something Else
se Homepage :
http://home6.swipnet.
se/(wave)w-69736/
Greets to :
Something else,
Velocity, Meox,
Zane:Dx-String 1
k303.trance.pad
djunique.yeah
effected with
ALESiS MiCROVERB 4
clap.reverb
tr909.crash
trace
Jungle
Halopad
Good Bass
WindFX
Spaceslide
bass
Data from modarchive.org, last checked 2026-08-25 17:08:11.
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- 4:05
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- 151 BPM
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- 4.3 LU
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- −16.8 dBFS
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- 1.11 dB
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- −15.3 dB
- ordinary stereo
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