Re: Learning to use a tracker

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tim hall wrote:

On Friday 10 February 2006 21:22, Jeremiah Benham was like:
I am sorry for the stupid question but I am interested in learning to
use a tracker. [snip]

Well, if it's docs you want:
http://www.agnula.org/documentation/dp_tutorials/soundtracker/
The principles probably apply to other species too.
I appreciate the link, but I'd suggest heading over to the United Trackers site and checking out the tutorial material there

   http://www.united-trackers.org/

Jeremiah, here's a breakdown for you:

   seq24 - loop-based MIDI sequencer
   Rosegarden, MusE - track-based MIDI sequencers
SoundTracker, Cheesetracker, SkaleTracker - native Linux sample-based trackers
   KMidiTracker, ShakeTracker - hybrid MIDI/tracker architectures
   Buzz - Windows tracker-on-steroids that runs under WINE

All have their purposes and best applications. I love tracking, but I haven't kept up with it since Michael Krause left off development of SoundTracker.

You might also check out this page:

   http://linux-sound.org/mod.html

Best,

dp


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