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FT2
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The only viable options *today* seem to be renoise (which is slowly approaching "feature creep" status) and reViSiT (which wasn't working at all, last time I tried it with Ableton Live).

As for "back in the day": FT2 and Amusic.

for me, whenever it's about music, it's renoise.

@xrs
why 20% logic? is it a certain genre you prefer the piano roll for or is it the lack of a proper sequencer in renoise that makes you switch for more complex projects?

Recently: LSDj

GoatTracker 2, Psycle

Ah, forgot to mention psycle also. Shame development is going so slowly.

landbouwtrekker

kurkentrekker Pro 2.0

Only one person named BUZZ. I'm not a musician but I like buzz, and the development is going great now.

trackers used in the past:

On Amiga: DOCtracker, Startrekker, Protracker (1991-2000)
On PC: Fasttracker2 (1995-2004), (Skale and MPT on XP until Milkytracker came)

today:
100% RENOISE (just payed my license upgrade today)
(using Renoise since 2004)

...using anything else than a tracker for making music....I failed

what kusma said! tracking notes is so last yesterday!

SchismTracker for oldskool stuff (oh yes, feels like home) and Renoise for serious stuff.

Amiga: Protracker & Digibooster
PC: Renoise

Digibooster, Octamed Soundstudio ... all on AMIIIGAAAA of course

Buzz. GoatTracker occasionally too.

Back years ago, around 2003 / 2004, Ive been testing many different applications to switch from IT2.14... Renoise won.

Tracktion.

skrebbel, how so? i would love to see you actually argue that point.
keith303: i use logic for mixing and recording.

My new favorite: http://blog.ntrq.net/

I guess Impulse Tracker is still the best in my memories, though I really wouldn't want to use it anymore ;)

I guess I have to go for Renoise. I don't really use anything else nowadays.

buzz for 64k stuff
modplug for "oldschool" tracked modules
milky on the pocketpc

IT2 > FT2 anyway.

there are medications for that, dont worry.

trc is een ouwe trekker! :)

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