Digital trackers
Digital trackers are trackers using samples and sometimes soundfonts, audio plugins (VST, AU or RTAS), MIDI...
Note : if you want to create chiptunes (8-bit sound) using no sample, go to Woolyss Chipmusic.
Show list of audio trackers for each plateform.
All | Windows - MS-DOS - Mac - Linux - VST - Modular - Amiga - Atari - Nintendo - ZX - iPhone - GP2X - PSP - FreeBSD | Commercial - Free
NoiseTracker [amiga/atari]
Free 
 | The final version of Noisetracker, which many considered to be the most important tracker developed since the ultimate soundtracker (until Protracker came along). Import : MOD | Export : MOD MIDI support : no |
The Ultimate Soundtracker [amiga]
Free
 | The Ultimate SoundTracker (or Soundtracker) created by Karsten Obarski was released as a commercial product in mid 1987. After few months, the source-code was released to the public domain where it was hacked, debugged and spread across the burgeoning Amiga underground. Historically, it is the first tracker. Audio plugin support : no Import : STK | Export : STK MIDI support : no [mp3] audio demo by Karsten Obarski (The first module of tracking's history !) |
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Tags : tracking, audio trackers, digital trackers, sound editors, DAW, MAO, soundtrackers, soundtracking, demoscene, samples, video game sound
