LANCE:
Lance!v4.ump and
Lance!v8.ump. Lance!v4 is an 4 channel 50kHz ump and
the v8 is an 8 channel 50kHz. Of course with full volume
control and frequency range. It is a true 50 kHz replay
me are talking about. No Multiplexing. No AntiAliasing.

.. cięcie

The four channel version gives quite high sound quality with
7 bit sound. But I don't know (yet) how good sound quality
the 8 channel version gives since it is just 6 bit sound.

..cięcie, czyli tutaj przy 8 kanałach jest strata na jakości (1 bit w plecy) przy odgrywaniu

ANGELICA - This is a new 50 kHz 4 voice player that replaces TERMODY,
           which was delivered with the earlier versions of Octalyser.
           It's based around the same Algorithm as Termody and plays
           four voices in REAL 50 kHz (no 25 kHz multiplex as in
           Protracker's `Hi-Speed 50').
           The main differences between Angelica and Termody is that
           Angelica supports CIA-timing (The B-flag in Octalyser can
           be set), takes a lot less memory, is Falcon-compatible and
           gives better soundquality. Besides, it's also a lot slower
           than Termody but still fast enough for Octalyser.
           I really recommend you to use this player as your premiere
           player for 4-voice modules since it gives the best possible
           soundquality and supports everything in the Octalyser.
           It uses the blitter, which will make the lower border
           and 8-channel-editor flicker when used in 60 Hz.

TAMMANY - This is a 25 kHz Multiplex 8 voice player taking a maximum of
          about 95% CPU-time, but it varies a lot depending on the
          amount of voices actually playing and effects in use.
          It takes quite a lot of memory and distorts the sound a
          little bit, although it is very hard to hear.
          Falconcompatible and uses the blitter. Does not support
          CIA-timing. Can't be used together with the 8-channel-editor
          (not even in 50 Hz) since the blitter is called anywhere during
          the first 200 scanlines, making the screen flicker since it
          disturbs a very important interrupt.
         
CATHRYN - This player was meant to replace Tammany fully. It takes
          half the amount of memory that Tammany does, it supports
          CIA-timing, it doesn't disturb the 8-voice-editor and takes
          a maximum of a little more than 80% CPU-time. Unfortunately
          it takes more CPU-time in average than Tammany and it also
          sounds a little bit worse, especially when using very high-
          pitched samples since it's not using Multiplex. The sound-
          difference should be about the same as between Protrackers
          normal 25 kHz and 50 kHz Hi-Speed.
          If you're low on memory or using the 8-channel-editor I
          recommend you to use Cathryn instead of Tammany.
           
NAISHEE - Is a 4 channel 16-bit 50 kHz Falcon-only player. Since I can't
          program the DSP yet, this runs on the 68030, taking nearly half
          it's processortime. The reason that it's this slow is that I
          have used the slowest kind of replayroutines in order to increase
          the replayquality as high as possible. It doesn't distort the
          sound at all and the 16-bit output makes sure that it takes
          use of all eight bits of the samples even when playing at low
          volume. Supports CIA-timing. Takes almost no memory at all.

BANSHEE - This is an 8 voice version of NAISHEE. It's slow, but plays
          eight voices at highest possible quality.