kin
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I'm lookin forward for someone to port it.
I like the idea making music with the handy keys and nice screen on the pandora.
I like the idea making music with the handy keys and nice screen on the pandora.
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gruso
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"It"? More details, link?
Well, Milkytracker is GPL and already has a GP2X port, so I assume that'll be an easy port.
I guess there are Linux-based MIDI sequencers as well, but I don't know of any offhand.
I guess there are Linux-based MIDI sequencers as well, but I don't know of any offhand.
Pleng
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Even if none are ported (which is unlikely) you will be able to run Octamed Soundtudio under Amiga emulation. Hopefully an AHI driver will exist for direct access to the sound chip, rather than relying on 14-bit emulated sound!
Alternatively there are another load of trackers that should run fine under DOSbox.
Alternatively there are another load of trackers that should run fine under DOSbox.
torpor
hack hack hack, the little machines fight back
I'm pretty good friends with the author of littlegptracker (piggy!), and I for sure will help with a port of that to the Pandora if he asks for it - far as I know he's not getting a Pandora (already did the GP2X dance) yet, so maybe I'll just help him do the port with mine when it arrives ..
http://nitrotracker.tobw.net/
This is my favorite one.
This is my favorite one.
kin
Member
Yeah I noticed that the gp2x has a tracker.. with keyboard support it would be great and userfriendly!
aconsumer
Still Fresh
LSDJ
It would be great to see something like an LSDJ http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/port, I would even buy a copy of it on a SD card if it was available, for larger programs Renoise http://www.renoise.com/download/renoise/is pretty amazing and there is a linux version but that might be too big a program to run on Pandora.. with the screen and memory constraints...
Here is a post with some videos of both of them
http://www.microvintage.net/2008/02/13/chip-tunes-tutorials-using-renoise-reason-lsdj/
I would be happy with any music sampling program or Synth.. one with some similarities to something like a module based program like Reason would be amazing though...
there is definitely an 8 bit scene building though.. I think the Pandora would be great for that..
It would be great to see something like an LSDJ http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/port, I would even buy a copy of it on a SD card if it was available, for larger programs Renoise http://www.renoise.com/download/renoise/is pretty amazing and there is a linux version but that might be too big a program to run on Pandora.. with the screen and memory constraints...
Here is a post with some videos of both of them
http://www.microvintage.net/2008/02/13/chip-tunes-tutorials-using-renoise-reason-lsdj/
I would be happy with any music sampling program or Synth.. one with some similarities to something like a module based program like Reason would be amazing though...
there is definitely an 8 bit scene building though.. I think the Pandora would be great for that..
sinoth
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I've been looking for a tracker that has MIDI-out support, and the only one I've come across is Renoise. I love Renoise to death, but I doubt we'll ever see an ARM port of it. Does anyone know any other Linux trackers with MIDI-out?
as muh as we'd dream to see it, the current renoise is out of the question for appearing on the pandora. now, if the pandora community really showed interest in the app then maybe the renoise devs would be willing to consider a 'lite' version. but even then we should not expect anything cheap, even less so free (for those unfamiliar, renoise is a commercial DAW - digital audio workstation - app, in the <100usd range).
torpor
hack hack hack, the little machines fight back
Little GP Tracker (the piggy) has MIDI out capabilities, and is a very popular tracker ..
