Song profile for nanas tired white
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AlbumOriginalName: viraxor_-_nanas_tired_white.mo3 Imported: 2026-09-22 (TERN-sep2026-04).
Tracker TypeMO3
Duration07:34
Total plays2
Added2026-09-24 22:09:30
Track ID#16147
Integrity
- MD5
f90613cc0d36eb5e37bcb77a068e8aaa- SHA-1
ad17293e2902d50a4b68de2d451e8334c6e107b8- SHA-256
c8b69b1fe6a6f53d07f010fde8f9753465b155c022a7f2a49bdd8d036fd23fba- SHA-384
02c62779708af3adc8846fa62a726ea920080fb1f606f722a4f16a488df9d908f2802edfd5c5138ea9905b05d6ce59f1
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- 🕘 2026-10-06 19:06:58
- 🕘 2026-09-24 22:09:30
About the artist Viraxor View all tracks ›
A Serbian artist, whose real name is Bogdan Markovic.
🎧 1,107 plays on ericade.radio
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Title on ModArchive
nanas tired white
Credited on ModArchive
Viraxor
Module format
MO3
File size
13.89MB
Added to ModArchive
Mon 7th Sep 2026
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by Viraxor, Mar-Sep 2026 (some sections are from earlier on)
play in sinc! not sinc+lp!
(because of the saw wave lead in the beginning)
(yes, that's why I upsampled the square at 83 so much,
although it still sounds ehh at some notes
but upsampling it past this point makes the sample
unusable... E-10 is not a very practical root note)
last song for the album
I made a bunch of sections that felt similar
and then I stitched them together
section names are how I named the files
<section name> <time>
accept yourself (0:00-1:16)
spacey (1:16-2:02)
accept yourself (2:02-3:11)
DIRTY (3:11-4:34)
the world is a fish tank (4:34-6:52)
nice start (6:52-7:46)
[ironically the end]
"the world is a fish tank"
had this in the song comments:
what if our world is just a big fish tank,
the higher beings' version of a fish tank,
and these Highers buy us in world shops
in these little plastic bags filled with air,
and they just drop us in space or something?
what if our whole universe is designed to just
roam around and do something in the background
while the Highers are having a nice dinner with
their dates?
that was much needed
whatever
(at least) the others had absolutely nothing
now is the time to fix a few tracks
and the album is basically finished
to be released in September.
or maybe even October.
but definitely after the 10th of Sep.
because that's when I'll be turning 18
this fucking dumbass is 18 soon
who isn't 18 these days...
I want to have the credit card or whatever
so I can receive some money
if some absolute mor(M)on decides to
pay for it on bandcamp
I still have to get the cover art done...
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