Can't find it...checked out youtube and tracker forums most of it is chiptunes otherwise amateur stuff.
Personaly, I am trying to make it happen with OpenMPT with VSTs but am really curious about others who have succeeded.
I know it can be powerful I just need a bit of inspiration and would really like to see it work.
I know Renoise is probably used by some big names but I just can't locate it.
Any ideas?
Thanks!!
Any really good music made with trackers?
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- Pick Me Pick me!
- 10242 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from a state of confusion
There was a wealth of quality music made with trackers some 20-25 years ago... and a whole scene with 'teams' or 'groups' of musicians who would compete at large compos/expos of sorts. IRC channels up where they would discuss.
When Windows and Mac based audio hosts became more available at the turn of the century, I think trackers took a backseat for many of these artists. While others started families and the sort.. just moved on.
Of course sample quality was usually rather poor back then.. but you can hear the music within..
(1995 - fav tracker song, still gives me chills)
(1997 - complex goa trance, 16.5 minutes long but gets more involved the further you stick with it. Sadly this recording of it is hugely clipping but you get an idea)
(1997 - B side of the goa trance release just above this one over 20 minutes long.)
(1998 - Triphopish vibe. I was a big NOiSE fan back then - lots of talented musicians in that group)
(1998 - Ambient/Chill.)
(1999 - Techno)
I think the heyday was back then in the late 90s for tracker music.. not that it isn't still around, but I think it was stronger back then.. more vibrant community back when the internet was still new and it was amazing to communicate and share music with other like minded people across the globe. Wonderful time.
Ironically, I only got into music production due to me looking for sound libraries to introduce sound into my ramshackle game project. I found SEAL (Synthetic Audio Library) and it came with a few mod songs as demo. I became fascinated by the MOD songs, forgot my coding/programming, and started writing (terrible) music.. years later went back to school for programming. Still haven't made a game.
When Windows and Mac based audio hosts became more available at the turn of the century, I think trackers took a backseat for many of these artists. While others started families and the sort.. just moved on.
Of course sample quality was usually rather poor back then.. but you can hear the music within..
(1995 - fav tracker song, still gives me chills)
(1997 - complex goa trance, 16.5 minutes long but gets more involved the further you stick with it. Sadly this recording of it is hugely clipping but you get an idea)
(1997 - B side of the goa trance release just above this one over 20 minutes long.)
(1998 - Triphopish vibe. I was a big NOiSE fan back then - lots of talented musicians in that group)
(1998 - Ambient/Chill.)
(1999 - Techno)
I think the heyday was back then in the late 90s for tracker music.. not that it isn't still around, but I think it was stronger back then.. more vibrant community back when the internet was still new and it was amazing to communicate and share music with other like minded people across the globe. Wonderful time.
Ironically, I only got into music production due to me looking for sound libraries to introduce sound into my ramshackle game project. I found SEAL (Synthetic Audio Library) and it came with a few mod songs as demo. I became fascinated by the MOD songs, forgot my coding/programming, and started writing (terrible) music.. years later went back to school for programming. Still haven't made a game.
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- KVRian
- 804 posts since 18 Apr, 2011
supposedly Aphex Twin used a tracker quite a bit on druqks. called playerpro.
but who knows if that's accurate
but who knows if that's accurate
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- KVRAF
- 2429 posts since 11 Jan, 2009 from Portland, OR, USA
Mitch Murder! (Renoise)
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- KVRian
- 528 posts since 27 Oct, 2004
If you are like me and do not really feel those Venetian Snares and Aphex Twin experimentations, here is some more musical stuff made with trackers (Renoise, to be precise):
1) Everything from B-complex (soundcloud.com/b-complex)
Example:
2) The instrumentals from Pete Philly and Perquisite (petephillyandperquisite.com)
Example:
3) Keith303 (keith303.de)
Example:
1) Everything from B-complex (soundcloud.com/b-complex)
Example:
2) The instrumentals from Pete Philly and Perquisite (petephillyandperquisite.com)
Example:
3) Keith303 (keith303.de)
Example:
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- Banned
- 454 posts since 30 Apr, 2013
from the Hangable Auto Bulb EP - find it in better quality though, youtube sucks.
Also m-ziq, Bogdan Raczynski (he also has some mods you may be able to find with Soulseek - search for "Bogdan mods" archives), IDM of the 90s and breakcore of the 00s... check some of Rephlex and WARP discography
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- KVRian
- 1290 posts since 28 Sep, 2012 from Norway
Alexander Hallberg makes great music with madtracker:
https://soundcloud.com/booback
https://soundcloud.com/booback
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- Banned
- 307 posts since 30 Sep, 2015
Try this baby. If you want to create music real fast, use Fasttracker II. It's literally that simple 
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RBZXI-7xzXs
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RBZXI-7xzXs
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- KVRian
- 853 posts since 3 Nov, 2006 from Poland
I don't know if you consider it "good" music nowadays, but this track got me into music 