Ok the MP3 is wrong, I'll have to change it.

Edit: Fixed render!

Nice composition! Could see this as the attraction on an Arcade music ^^

some feedback:
The bass sample 'bass.d70.wav' goes past the Amiga frequency range, you may need to downsample it! (bass section gets lonely there on the Amiga..) ;-;
Another thing: there's some sample offset errors where the end of samples goes into the beginning of others, did you export this with Milkytracker? I remember it has some problems with that ><

@Robyn
I used MilkyTracker to write the composition, then I used OpenMPT to convert it to .MOD.

Nice.

This is freaking sweet!

HAhaha damn man you absolutely nailed the vibes you were going for. You are all about the good feelings B!

*This could be my new alarm clock haha

Don't start Over!!!

Please, next time check "Protracker 1/2 Mode" option in song properties menu and eliminate all out-of-range (red) notes when you convert it into .mod. Also, what version of OpenMPT are you using? Since it will automatically silence the first 2 samples on saving if it has no looping. (This is because Protracker can't have a loop length less than 2 and has a hacky way of playing one-shot samples. If the sample's loop start is 0, it will play the entire sample for one time and then loop.)

Since this is Amiga mod category, I'll vote based on what Protracker 2 in Amiga would play.

@pigdevil2010
I see. I used OpenMPT 1.25 for my conversion.

Hm, that version saves it properly.

Anyway, MilkyTracker version 1.0 and up can correctly save amigamod with first two bytes of one shot sample silenced. Maybe you should update yours.