I've gotten impulse tracker to work with this program in windows xp.
http://www.ece.mcgill.ca/~vromas/vdmsound/
quoted 83 lines Back when I used Impulse Tracker I would load up random files as samples
> Back when I used Impulse Tracker I would load up random files as samples
> and get some crazy good sounds. if Impulse Tracker would only work on XP
> I would hammer out ideas in no time.
>
> --kev/entitee
> http://www.entitee.com/dnb
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> on 7/18/02 3:48 PM, Brian Redfern at bredfern@calarts.edu wrote:
>
>> Well, I don't know if anyone here uses mod trackers, but I get a lot
>> of mileage using mod trackers like Soundtracker, I use the computer
>> keyboard to sequence sample triggers and then edit them and set up
>> insanely messed up micro loops. I've got some examples up at
>> http://brianredfern.com , I get some strange rhythms that I wouldn't
>> come up with using a midi sequencer or something like protools. I do
>> use hardware and software multitracking as well, like I have the korg
>> em1, asrxpro, I mainly use them to generate loops that go into the
>> tracker software, which I use to make more loops, which I can them
>> turn into ogg vorbis files and scratch like vinyl from within
>> terminatorX. I use all linux software cause I'm not a big fan of the
>> mac/windows interfaces. The problem for most people is that you need
>> to learn some c/c++ to use linux well, but since I program for a
>> living this isn't a problem for me.
>>
>> On Thu, 18 Jul 2002, Thomas Millar wrote:
>>
>>> on 7/18/02 5:02 PM, Chris Dooley at DooleyC@firstcharter.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hey guys i am looking for another software sequencer/arranger, etc
>>>> than what i
>>>> am used to.
>>>>
>>>> Forever i used acid and logic, but i was wondering if there are
>>>> other programs
>>>> that i could use to arrange music just to try at least?
>>>
>>> I'm gonna throw in my eight nickels even though it's not a good
>>> answer. For my time and money, all the SW audio and seq apps I demo'd
>>> started to look the same. Even Reason wasn't what I was looking for.
>>> With SW I was always getting stuck right at the very beginning
>>> because there never seemed to be any spontaneity to it. I got tired
>>> of having to plan my tracks out in my head loop-by-loop, and, well,
>>> computers crash. AAAAARGGGH. We'll not discuss timing issues.
>>>
>>> If you're looking for something other than what you're used to I
>>> suggest looking into hardware production stations. Sampling seqs such
>>> as the Akai MPCs and the YAMAHA RS7000 (fanfare) (I own one) are so
>>> much more fun I don't think I could ever go back to software. Of
>>> course you can't really get a good demo in a store, but (total)
>>> prices (assuming you're intending to pay for the SW, which is
>>> probably a dumb assumption) are about the same for the features.
>>> Buying the Yamaha changed my whole perspective on music making.
>>> Unfortunately as with many 'dance/remix' workstation products it's
>>> very easy to fall into genre traps, but that's where you have to
>>> start fucking around. The RS7000 has a lot of excellent IDM beeps and
>>> FX. Put it this way, 'Geogaddi' was really boring to me because most
>>> of that kinda stuff I can cook up in about ten minutes now. See also
>>> '*-house'. I am not exaggerating.
>>>
>>> Plus, the Yamaha is less RSI inducing and easier on your eyes than
>>> any SW I've ever used. Chopping and rearranging samples is also
>>> extremely simple, in case you cared.
>>>
>>> Tom
>>>
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