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LMMS is OK, could use Soundfonts (SF2) there but I wish it were more flexible about the beat box. MusE rendering audio in real time is a deal-breaker for me.
Milkytracker copy pattern how to#
unless somebody here knows how to do the same thing in MusE. It wins hands down time-stretching audio. I want to get away from relying on REAPER in particular but to me there's no better program for what I'm doing. It arranges audio well but so could REAPER v2.57. Ardour is maddeningly counterintuitive to me. There's nothing else only for Linux that satisfies me. Anyway their Redux plug-in is getting more attention because it offers XRNI functionality outside RENOISE. But I would have been bewildered by v3.0 and later, if I could pay the high cost of registration. Just really random junk you wouldn't understand. I have created thousands of tracker-instrument files (with XRNI file suffix) out of my BASIC and Lua programming abilities. Then it was downhill for me with that distro and wound up wiping it away in favor of Spiral KDE 64-bit and Slackware 32-bit.
Milkytracker copy pattern update#
Once I ran the 32-bit Windows version on Solus, was getting fancy about it until an OS update broke it. I do have the last registered copy of RENOISE which is v2.8, could do a lot of things with it with the Lua scripting device. Could do it in Audacity now which is nice but it's not preferable for the sake of sound quality. A much longer project will have to be time-stretched. The late end of the audio clip should hit bar #97 straight on. In other words, create a song which is 96 bars long at 120 beats per minute, and render the whole thing and dump the result into Ardour.
It cannot render to WAV in tight sync, like Schism Tracker. Good program but it's another one that I would never be physically comfortable using. Now have to rummage through my backups to find it LOL.
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Recently I picked up a v1.03 in source code and compiled it successfully on Debian "Bullseye". MilkyTracker is a good program, impressed it was bulletproof on Windows, and this was the old v0.90 that stayed not updated for a fairly long time. What a shame RENOISE is payware and still can't do it. I really do like the note randomization from patterns. I can't do "chiptunes" like everyone else, and otherwise only using this program would make me sound like all other people using it. Great program but cannot get a fast workflow from it. It's recommended to create IT files instead in OpenMPT or Schism Tracker. The keystrokes I think could be reassigned because they are too weird, but it could conflict with the hosting application. It does come with a bare host to run it like independent program. The freeware version cannot trigger patterns with MIDI, doesn't have "zoomable" pattern lines, doesn't have multiple outputs and doesn't support surround-sound.
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The v0.9x free beta is quite usable but is very buggy. It looks like it was last updated in 2018. There exists an Impulse-Tracker-compatible VST instrument called ReViSiT but it's payware, for Windows only and it's not known if the author ported it to VST3.
Other people requesting SF2 support and repackaging as VST plug-in. There is one guy working on Lua scripting ability which I don't think would be "officially" supported, which is a shame. In the least it could support customizable keystroke shortcuts. Yes I suppose I could use Schism Tracker but it apes the ancient program too much. I like using freeware trackers, especially OpenMPT, with 32-bit VST plug-ins. I wish one of the apps could become multi-platform. But there are a couple of music-creation applications that I like using and occupy the rest of the time I use the computer offline. threads/why-did-i-abandon-windows-for-good.41484/īut decided to start a new one on this sub-forum because it's one of my favorite subjects. Originally I was going to refer to this topic:
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