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grennouille
Registered: Jul 2008
Posts: 222 |
I want to start composing music
so please what is the best and simplest tracker for a newbie like me? |
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Frantic
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1646 |
@Mace: Searching is not necessary when people like you list all the search hits. :) |
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encore
Registered: Aug 2010
Posts: 67 |
I'm also quite new to composing on the SID, although I've used trackers for 15 years (mostly Screamtracker 3, Impulse Tracker 2 and Renoise). I remember trying to compose on the C64 in the late 90's using Future Composer 4, but I just couldn't get creative with it. Seems I wasn't alone, when I read the last thread Mace linked to. :)
For now, I found out that using a combination of Goattracker 1 and 2 works best for me. Goattracker 1 is easier to get going with the tune and I love to be able to use the arpeggio-effect. Then in GT2, I can refine all the sounds to a greater extent (and it creates those arpeggio-wavetables and speedtables for me automatically) ;) |
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SIDWAVE
Account closed
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 2238 |
6581 R4AR 3789 in VICE is 95% close to my C64, thats why i use that model. |
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SIDWAVE
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Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 2238 |
Quote: I'm also quite new to composing on the SID, although I've used trackers for 15 years (mostly Screamtracker 3, Impulse Tracker 2 and Renoise). I remember trying to compose on the C64 in the late 90's using Future Composer 4, but I just couldn't get creative with it. Seems I wasn't alone, when I read the last thread Mace linked to. :)
For now, I found out that using a combination of Goattracker 1 and 2 works best for me. Goattracker 1 is easier to get going with the tune and I love to be able to use the arpeggio-effect. Then in GT2, I can refine all the sounds to a greater extent (and it creates those arpeggio-wavetables and speedtables for me automatically) ;)
so... where are the tunes ? :) |
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NecroPolo
Registered: Jun 2009
Posts: 231 |
The most straightforward ones I've seen so far were Odintracker, John Player, Music Studio 2 or the lil' bro' of GoatTracker: Ninja Tracker.
Are you new in composing in general or just with SID? |
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MC
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Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 71 |
I heard 'Voice tracker' has a REALLY good player routine! ;)
Polonus did a good job (and no I don't mind).
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encore
Registered: Aug 2010
Posts: 67 |
Quoting Jan Harriesso... where are the tunes ? :) I've only released Family Guy Theme so far. I'd rather release less and unique tunes than just lots of crap. :)
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booker
Registered: Jul 2003
Posts: 334 |
Quoting MCI heard 'Voice tracker' has a REALLY good player routine! ;)
Polonus did a good job (and no I don't mind).
But composing with it is a pain :)
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MC
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Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 71 |
I find that each disadvantage has its advantage... Each editor tickles your creativity in a different way.
Of course I always stuck to music assembler, Afterall I was used to editing in length based mode and found that I never could really get to grips with anything tracker style. To each his own I guess.
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booker
Registered: Jul 2003
Posts: 334 |
99% of the stuff I done in 90s was in .DUR style editors. I have no I idea why I was so cruel to myself. Or if it wasn't still the editor was FC legacy (like HardTrack is, for example (marvelous player btw)) And yeah, I felt mostly annoyed by first attempts for anything on a tracker ....and now can't be bothered with anything else, really :D
It is as you say MC - everyone got to find an editor/player best for themselves.
Or even better - write own one!
(can't do that :P ) |
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