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Play MOGGs on iOS

ecstaticaxecstaticax
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Is there any app that can natively play MOGG files?

Comments

  • PhilWPhilW

    I've never heard of a MOGG file, I thought you had misspelt Moog.

  • ecstaticaxecstaticax

    MOGG stands for Multi Ogg (I presume), it's a multitrack ogg file. Audacity, on desktops, can read them.
    It's a way to play STEMs.

  • PhilWPhilW
    edited September 2016

    Yeah, I looked it up after it was clear I had misunderstood!

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @ecstaticax said:
    MOGG stands for Multi Ogg (I presume), it's a multitrack ogg file. Audacity, on desktops, can read them.
    It's a way to play STEMs.

    Reaper reads them as well. I believe it anak exports them because it was the DAW that was used to prepare the tracks for the guitar hero games.

  • null____voidnull____void

    i put 'MOGG support' on the gadget feature request wish list, it's in this cubicle, feel free to annotate or add your own.

  • ProcessaurusProcessaurus

    The rock band MOGG's are extensive, you can find all of the stems to all of the songs used on the game. It's kind of an eye opener for production, the individual tracks often sound kind of rough around the edges, or eq'd weird, but then you play them all together and you have bohemian rhapsody...

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