Is it really that much less unfriendly-looking than the original Soundtracker? http://kestra.exotica.org.uk/files/screenies/59000/Soundtracker23b.png http://ke

Is it really that much less unfriendly-looking than the original Soundtracker? http://kestra.exotica.org.uk/files/screenies/59000/Soundtracker23b.png http://kestra.exotica.org.uk/files/screenies/59000/Soundtrac... I am not a musician by any stretch of the imagination, but I fooled around with Soundtracker on my Amiga back in the late eighties, and most of that screenshot makes sense to me: upper left is a pattern being edited, with some graphical display of the waveforms added in along with some lines showing the envelope of volume/effects/etc (instead of having to type in hex numbers), upper right is some effects, and most of the bottom is a sequence of patterns, with extra tracks layered on top of that, which is a pretty neat addition to the traditional tracker way of working - make a sequence of patterns as usual, then add in other stuff in a horizontal format based on timeline-based DAWs.