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Welcome to the OpenMPT Wiki.Edit Template:Main Page/Welcome This wiki is the source for the official OpenMPT manual and provides a comprehensive overview of the software. You can use this wiki to share new tutorials, or help improve the manual by working on the list of articles that have passages that still need some work.  ManualEdit Template:Main Page/Manual TOC Introduction Acknowledgments About OpenMPT System Setup Basics Loading and Saving Module formats Saving and exporting Setup Window General Soundcard Mixer DSP Samples Keyboard Display MIDI Paths / Auto Save Update Advanced Wine Main Window Menus Tree View General Patterns Samples Instruments Comments Display Features Other Windows Song Properties Macro Configuration MIDI Mapping Edit History Cleanup Manager Channel Manager Clipboard Manager Find and Replace Go To Pattern Properties Chord Editor Parameter Editor Note Properties Quick Channel Settings Amplify Keyboard Split Time Stretch Calculator Raw Sample Import Resample Sample Crossfader Sample Tuner Sample Map Tuning Properties Scale Envelope Points Tempo Swing Settings Plugins Plugin Manager Plugin Window Parameter Control Events Known Issues Unsorted Compatible Playback Effect Reference Zxx Macros MIDI Reference SFZ Implementation Tunings Module Merging Keyboard Actions Hidden Settings Command-line Parameters Frequently Asked Questions

NewsEdit Template:Main Page/News 28 April 2017: German article versions are now linked in the left menu bar (“In other languages”) if available. 8 July 2012: Tracker compatiblity test cases have been added to the development category. 27 April 2012: The wiki has gone official.  TutorialsEdit Template:Main Page/Tutorials TOC Getting Started with OpenMPT Microtonality in the IT format Write a tutorial and add a link in this section.  ResourcesEdit Template:Main Page/ResourcesTOC Download Getting started with OpenMPT development More development-related articles Useful links  HelpEdit Template:Main Page/Help Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software Style Guidelines for editing and contributing articles.