A little note about this MOD player: 

    þ It was written entirely by Draeden in his early years of programming
    þ It was written without ever seeing code for a Modplayer
    þ Little knowledge of how MODs worked existed in his head at that time
    þ It was not written well, kind of a hack job
    þ It works on about 60% of the MODs out there
    þ It crashes when used to play another 15% 
    þ Just plain doesn't sound right on the remaining 25%
    þ It tries to support the following commands:
        þ break pattern
        þ jump to pattern
        þ volume slide?
        þ frequency slide (up or down) not done correctly
        þ set volume
        þ And possibly something else

    You can use this code to:

    þ Write your own, probably much better MOD player
    þ Look at and have a good laugh
    þ Fill up hard drive space for no apparent reason
    þ Use it as a reference on how to do DMA/DSP transfers 
        (at least THAT works)
    þ Upload to some other board to get file points

    The only requirement set on this code are:

    þ If you learn anything from this, greet VLA in your next production
    þ Don't try to use it as a mod player for a demo or other thing and
        give us credit for the sound system, unless you get it to sound good
    þ Don't remove this message from the .ZIP


    Included in the .ZIP should be:

    þ ModPlay.EXE - a PKLITEd version of ModMain.EXE
    þ ModMain.ASM - The source to a program that actually uses the ModPlayer
    þ DMASub.asm  - has all the DMA/DSP related commands/ functions  
    þ ModSub.asm  - The program that does all the MOD related stuff and is 
                    actually the heart of the ModPlayer
    þ Make.bat    - Compiles and links it all together to make MODMAIN.EXE
    þ MClsub.asm  - A generic command line grabber
    þ ModPLay.TXT - This file that you are reading
    þ ACB.MOD     - a mod that this player plays correctly (I think)

    And that's it.  Enjoy.