What is MOD?

A group of digital music file types produced by a variety of software applications (trackers). Mod files include sequencing information and waveform samples, and may be compared to XMF files. It is more a music than a sound format. Files of MOD formmat store digitized instruments and contain a musical score which produces a lengthy composition with a very small amount of data. There have been various extensions to this format, but SoundApp only supports a subset using two different drivers. Among them are Amiga SoundTracker, NoiseTracker, Protracker, Amiga StarTracker (4- and 8-track), Oktalyzer (4-8 tracks), Amiga MED/OctaMED (4-16 tracks, MMD0/1/2 formats), IBM FastTracker (4-, 6- and 8-track), IBM TakeTracker (1-32 tracks). Using the ZSS driver, SoundApp also supports S3M (ScreamTracker 3), MTM (Multitracker) and IT (Impulse Tracker). Playback of XM or 669 files is not currently supported by either driver

Total Audio Converter supports the following conversions with MOD format files:

• MOD to MP3
• MOD to WMA
• MOD to WAV
• MOD to OGG
• MOD to FLAC
• MOD to AAC
• MOD to MP4
• MOD to MPC
• MOD to APE

Another supported audio formats

• MPEG Audio Layer format (MP3)
• Windows Media Audio format (WMA)
• WAVE audio format (WAV)
• OGG file format (OGG)
• Real Audio format (RA, RMM, RAM, RAX, RPM, RM, RMVB)
• Audio Tracks format (CDA)
• Free Lossless Audio Codec format (FLAC)
• Monkey's Audio format (APE, APL)
• Advanced audio coding (AAC, M4A)
• Musepack formats (MPP, MPC, MP+)
• MPEG-4 international standard (MP4)
• OptimFROG (OFR)
• Speex (SPX)
• True Audio codec (TTA)
• WavPack (WV)
• MOD music (MOD)