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next, someone will add renoise and buzz...

and then, visual studio and notepad

well, fasttracker and impulse tracker are on pouet too (and screamtracker) so why not all trackers then? I installed renoise.. it made me happier than working with skale.. sorry skale.. i still like you though..

let's add all trackers then!! including the famous BASS TRACKER!

nice. VST support but no global volume slide? :D

A nice tracker!

nice tracker

it helped me out in win2k times until milkytracker came. but still buggy and insufficient.

quite nice but sometimes the buggyness makes my eyes bleed :)

i really like this one.... its got a nice interface, and i like the feel of it.. this and milky tracker

nice

The mixer is the coolest thing! Never saw such nice mixer (with EQ, sends, panning on effects and subgroups) in trackers before.

I like fasttracker II, but this is a bit too much.

Never used it really, but this it's a nice prod.

Anyway it's OK

was it created by scene people?

Awesome (well, Awezoom nowadays) is apparently one of the creators and i remember he was in some groups, maybe razor 1911 (?)

:)

Hailed as a quasi-FT3 back in the day, development was slow and finally stopped. I guess renoise ate its lunch.

But apparently, they have a new online version going.

Yes, of course. The graphics by Awesome/Wild Bits (now Awezoom) and the code by Baktery/Chanka.

They did a fantastic work. A pity that never got finished.

What dipswitch said but with piggie. I remember losing my nerves with something regarding volume controls.

This was a great software at that time. I made few tunes with this one. I thought the sample quality was just great, as it was not limited..

Probably would be a good idea to opensource this at this point.

bad luck for Skale that Renoise came along. still, a great step between FT2 and RNS and I found it cozy (never used it extensively though, only tried).

I like this and used many times. Will there be a way of getting a version on android please.

Looks like the new version of FT2. Probably it's FT3! I love the newer versions!

agreed with gargaj about open sourcing

feel I have to give this tracker some cred.
sure it was ugly, buggy, slow, never finished and crashed a lot. But I still used it extensively during several years both as a normal tracker and as a midi sequencer for various stuff where FT2 wasn't an option and a normal DAW was overkill. For someone with a very close relationship with FT2, it had the edge over Renoise in a lot of use cases. Too bad development stopped.