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| − | The SAM |
+ | The SAM sample file format originates from the era of MOD trackers from the Amiga. |
| − | It is a headerless 8-bit signed sample file, used for building MOD files. The Sample Rate is typically 22.05 kHz, and of course is editable. |
+ | It is a raw headerless 8-bit signed PCM sample file, used for building MOD files. The Sample Rate is typically 22.05 kHz, and of course is editable. |
Latest revision as of 21:06, 25 March 2016
The SAM sample file format originates from the era of MOD trackers from the Amiga.
It is a raw headerless 8-bit signed PCM sample file, used for building MOD files. The Sample Rate is typically 22.05 kHz, and of course is editable.
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