ModExplorer NG

As the Name already implies, ModExplorer was made to explore the world of music
modules.
Therefore, the philosophy behind ModExplorer is not to be just another
audioplayer, to listen to your musicarchives. There are really enough tools for
this purpuse, and they do their job very well!
ModExplorer goes a step beyond and provides you with mods, you've never heard
before. To do so, ModExplorer downloads modules from the web randomly and plays
them for you. Also these mods won't be saved permanently. ModExplorer will
create a playlist instead, which contains internetlinks to those musikfiles. So
You can replay them lateron.
The ModExplorer project was startet in 2015
As a simple tryout, which randomly enjoyed you with Modules, never heard before,
ModExplorer grew up to a powerful tool.
ModExplorer is completely based on PHP- and SQL-technology. This means, that all
functions get their informations from a german host-server.

For example the search-function is done by the server. As in the first versions
of ModExplorer a search took about 30 secs on slower systems, you'll now get the
results at your finger tip!
ModExplorer was primaly developed for AmigaOS on AmigaOS4
Due to the many hardwareplatforms around, it is now divided into several
versions:
ModExplorerNG for Next generation Operating Systems: AmigaOS4, MorphOS and Aros.
It also runs on OS3. So this is the first choice on UAE or the vampyre system,
too.

But as classic amigas might get overloaded with some of ModExplorers functions,
there exists a special version of ModExplorer for these platforms: ModExplorerCE

As a first non amiga platform, ModExplorerME supports the Android platform. Due
to usage reasons, it's also a function reduced version of ModExplorer.

I wish you much fun while exploring the world of modules!
ModExplorerNG is the most functional version of the ModExplorer series!

It includes the following features:

The search function includes more searching features. So you may search not just
for artists and songnames, but also for genre, production year, overall ratings
and even for instruments!

You even might rate the modules or give them a thump up, to share the best mods
with the community.

You can create as many playlist as you want. Even uploading them is possible.
Conversely of course, you can also download playlists which where uploaded from
other users.

This version includes an extensive ARexx-Port, which lets you control
ModExplorer throughout other tools.

ModExplorerNG brings you some more mod-feelings with its visual plugin!
View the modules the protracker way, with patterns and equiz!

And against boredom ModExplorer includes a little Trailblazer like game.

The GUI of ModExplorer uses MUI, which adapts perfectly to your desktop
environment.
It was designed to meet the needs of the users. So, for example you can
individually hide different parts of the GUI to get your best
exploring-experience.

New features in this version:

ModExplorer can be controlled by Joystick now.
Many functions can be set individually. Up to 4 buttons are supported, each can
be used with all directions. So use your (wireless) game controller as remote
control for ModExplorer

This version includes (AFAIR) all feature requests of ModExplorer's users and
myself.
That's why this will be the final version of ModExplorers. Bugfixing will be
done offcourse.
But that doesn't mean, that development of ModExplorer will stop now!

As some of ModExplorers functions overload Classic Amigas, a specialized version
of ModExplorer for Classics is planned. And that's just one of my ideas :)
So check back soon!

V3.82 fixes a small bug:
When ModExplorer was iconified, ARexx-scripts didn't open new songs in some
cases. Fixed.

V3.81 fixes some bugs:
When opened a non-protracker title and afterwards enabled the Visualizer in the
settings, ModExplorer crashed. Fixed.
Graphics for the rating (the stars) were displayed as "Next/Prev" Icons. Fixed.
Reviewbutton was not disabled, when no Title was opened. Fixed.
Updated some ARexx-Scripts
I wish you much fun while exploring the world of modules!

Best regards