Hi
I'm very happy to share with you FastTracker II Clone - AROS port by Farox & Deremon
FastTracker II Clone is a music tracker program.

This port is based on the work done by Marlon Beijer that converted an old 1.05 version of the program source code to SDL1.2 with the purpose to release an Amiga version (i think never released).
His sources are here: https://github.com/MBeijer/ft2-clone/tree/sdl12-bigendian

Original author of this Clone is Olaf Sørensen and his work for Windows/Linux/MacOS is available here
https://16-bits.org/ft2.php

After adapting the source to the version 1.66 i (Farox) was having big problems running it, as the program was only working partially. Then came in help Deremon that fixed many parts of the code that was not working on Aros.

Without him, most probably, i would not be able to have a working program.

The program is working good now, but there are some things that are not finished (mostly related to SDL2 to SDL1.2 convertion).
Fullscreen or enlarging the program window is not implemented (sorry).
Also MIDI is not implemented.

Is possible to change most of the configs in the program but, as stated, the video configs are not working. Also if you (like me) run the program from a FAT32 device there is a bug in AROS that corrupt the FT2.CFG file when you write over saving after changing some options.

Every other function of the program should be working good.
Please download, test and report if you find something strange, or a bug.

Download here https://filetransfer.io/data-package/jqmFHXrW#link

After some days of tests, if ok i will upload the the Archives.

thank you

Very nice! Thank you for your efforts to bring new software to AROS.

Very good work guys! Great to see more people developing for AROS

Do you by any chance plan a 64-bit version? ^^

I'm aware of the bug with FAT32. It's on my (ever growing) list of things to fix.

I tested the build under (non-debug) linux hosted and I think there is something strange with audio. The attached .xm and .s3m were playing "correct", but both attached .mod files felt as if they were playing slightly slower. From time to time there was some crackling as if there was a slight buffer underrun? With audio it's hard to desribe, but something left off with playing .mod files.

Can someone else try on real hardware and comment on this?

On real hardware, I have not noticed anything like this. The attached .mod files are playing correctly