The adlib format is a specific format of the soundchip '[[adlib (soundchip)]. 

'[#[Tools]
- '[[Adlib Tracker II] (Windows, DOS) (*.a2m)
- '[[AMusic v1.12] (*.amd)
- '[[Reality Adlib Tracker] (Windows, DOS) (*.rad)
- '[[Faust Music Creator] (DOS) (*.fmc)
- '[[Scream Tracker 3] (DOS) (*.s3m)
- '[[Schism Tracker] (Windows, Linux, OS X, BSD) (*.s3m)
- '[[MODPlug Tracker] (Windows) (*.s3m, *.mptm)


Scream Tracker 3 modules (*.s3m) are ordinarily sample-based, but the format also supports the AdLib soundcard. Modules that use AdLib instruments exclusively are fair game for submission. '[t[3]THAT MEANS NO SAMPLES. :) '[/t] The same goes for MPT modules (*.mptm).

Schism Tracker: To create an AdLib instrument go to the samples list and press Alt-Z. The documentation for Schism Tracker's AdLib instrument creation is here: https://github.com/schismtracker/schismtracker/blob/master/helptext/adlib-sample

'[#[Restrictions on submit]
The entry must be created using the '[[adlib (soundcard)[adlib] soundcard (emulation). 

'[#[Accepted file format]
.a2m, .amd, .rad, .fmc among many others

'[#[Playback (for voting)]
Use one of the tools mentioned above! or one of these alternatives;
- '[[Droidsound-E (Enhanced version)] (Android)

'[#[Render to MP3]
Create a .wav file and convert it to MP3. How to create that .wav depends on your tool...

'[#[See also]
- '[[adlib (soundchip)]
- '[[adlib (soundcard)]
- '[[Adlib Tracker II]