Truly A Classic Music Tracker Experience In Hardware Form

[@maarzt]

I really honor the good and positive energy you bring to this and really all your reviews/tutorials.

[@EZBOT_]

Thank you!

[@chambre466]

I have the mini and I don t touch it that much. When I bought it was for recording capabilities, recording length, mic built, long battery life, only to learn that I have to wait for un update to take advantage of all that. Now it records 12 min mono or 6 min stereo, it is something. As for the tracker itself is very menu diving as your workflow shows it, but I m sure that for someone who gives in, the machine sounds very good

[@BIG1TOWER]

The tracker mini is my main music production tool. I have a Mpc one plus and a mc 101 and other stuff as well but i put all of that away so i could focus on the workflow of the Polyend tracker. I love it.

[@EZBOT_]

That’s awesome!

[@EZBOT_]

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[@LoveMeBack]

The Tracker+ can do so much, but you can’t even simply move selected notes up or down.

[@Koettnylle]

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[@connormorgan4681]

Copy, del, paste. That's what I do, easy enough

[@tubeMonger]

Thanks for sharing thoughts on modern tracking. The deal with trackers for me has been to make songs (modules) to demos (realtime audiovisual presentations) for a subculture called the demoscene. Trackers allow for making music that aligns with the resources of older computers. From this perspective Polyend tracker doesn't connect the dots for me while trackers for older computers (Protracker for Commodore Amiga) will.

[@EZBOT_]

Thanks for sharing!