The ahx format is the format used by '[[AHX Tracker].

This format supports four channels of synthesized sound similar to the Commodore 64's SID chip. Please note that this format does not actually emulate or play back on a real SID chip, it only attempts to sound like it.

'[#[Tools]
'[t[b1]Recommended editors'[/t]
-'[[AHX Tracker] (Amiga)
-'[[HivelyTracker] (Windows; be aware that not all functionality is allowed!)

'[t[b1]Recommended Players/Converters'[/t] 
-'[l[http://dhost.info/pieknyman/html/plugins.html[xmplay plugin] (Windows) '[b][dead link]'[/b]
-'[l[http://www.petergordon.org.uk/files/replayer_linux.tgz[command line player] (Linux/SDL) '[b][dead link]'[/b]
-'[l[http://hivelytracker.co.uk/downl.php[command line player v1.8](Windows, Amiga OS4, Mac OSX)
-'[l[http://hivelytracker.co.uk/downl.php[HVL2WAV command line converter](Windows, Amiga OS4)
-'[l[https://github.com/droidmjt/Droidsound[Droidsound] (Android)

'[#[Render to MP3]
-'[l[http://hivelytracker.co.uk/downl.php[HVL2WAV command line converter](Windows, Amiga OS4)

Use your converter of choice to convert the output from WAV to MP3.

'[#[See also]
'[[AHX Tracker]
'[[Format]
'[[Commodore 64]
'[[sid (format)]