MikIT for Windows95/NT - Installation Instructions

To play the music files, which are called MODs in general, you need several things: a
player, WinZIP/PKUnzip, and the songs themselves. The following player can be
found at MikMak's webpage, or you can download it below.

Installation/Configuration

To install the program, use WinZip or PKUnzip to extract the files from the two
archives, putting them all in a single directory. (aka C:\MIKIT) Just click on the
mikit.exe, and you should be ready. Configure the player by clicking on the little tool,
which looks like a hammer. Make sure the ZIP archive support works, as well
as any other options you choose to tinker with. The screenshot below should look
similar.

Playing the Music

Once finished, click on the file manager, which looks like this:

Click on open archive (or open file, if you have an unzipped module) and pick the
song you wish to play.

FastTracker 2.09 -- Make your own music

So, you think you're ready to start composing music? Well, below you'll find a list
of links that will help you start off to tracking in the scene. You can download Fast
Tracker 2.09, the program that I first started using, on my site, and you can click
on the links for tutorials and resources that will explain the basics and more!

(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

Voila! You should be listening to tunes in no time! For more music, click on the link
below or try some of my links! Click here to take you back to the main page...



Last updated: 3/10/99 2:50 PM (PDT)