Tracker for Linux
category: music [glöplog]
Is there any tracker like Renoise for Linux? Some people invited me for teaching some basics of digital music composition and I'd like to have a free software running at a free plataform.
There's Milkytracker of course!
There is Renoise for Linux that's pretty much like Renoise.
Yeah, well, he asked about free software... :)
Hey! Milkytracker is fine. Thanks for helping. :)
Tomoya: The demo version of Renoise is free!!!11
Saga: He probably means Free Software (as in speech, not beer)
Use Renoise pipe the output via Jack into Recording SoftwareX Profit ?
If you want a classic FT2 style tracker, then Milky is your choice.
Otherwise, try Wine+OpenMPT+possibly (free) VSTs, maybe? Yeah, you're going out of your way to run Windows software in a free OS, but at least the whole chain is free and open.
Otherwise, try Wine+OpenMPT+possibly (free) VSTs, maybe? Yeah, you're going out of your way to run Windows software in a free OS, but at least the whole chain is free and open.
Joghurt, no shit :) (mind the "!!!11")
Do not forget Protrekkr.
Also SchismTracker (for Impulse Tracker fans), Klystrack for chiptune-like sounds.
howabour Sondtracker? quite compatible FT2 clone (replay engine based on OCP), some new features albeit with all FT2 constraints and drawbacks
And yes -- SchismTracked, bug-to-bug compatible with IT
And yes -- SchismTracked, bug-to-bug compatible with IT
I would also recommend taking a look at Linux Multimedia Studio (LMMS). It resembles Fruity Loops and seems quite powerful.
LMMS is not a tracker.
