.DSYM File Extension
Digital Symphony Module
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A DSYM file may also be an audio module created by Oregan Developments Digital Symphony, a professional music sequencer for RISC OS. It contains data that Digital Symphony uses to play a song. While DSYM files are now uncommon, some music trackers and specialized media players can still play them.
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RISC OS was an operating system used by Acorn Computers' line of Archimedes PCs. Digital Symphony was a music sequencing studio available for RISC OS. It allowed composers to create everything from classical compositions to rave music.
Music created by Digital Symphony could be saved in the program's proprietary Digital Symphony Module, or DSYM, format. This compressed audio format is now mostly obsolete, but sequencer enthusiasts and historians sometimes share DSYM files with each other online.
How to open a DSYM file
You can open a DSYM file with OpenMPT (Windows), Extended Module Player (XMP) (Linux), Vitamin/CAIG ZXTune (multiplatform), or Xmp Mod Player (Android). OpenMPT allows you to both play and edit the song a DSYM file contains.
How to convert a DSYM file
You can use OpenMPT (Windows) to convert the song a DSYM file contains to the following formats: