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Main product URL: https://polyend.com/tracker/ https://polyend.com/tracker/ (it's out of stock directly from Polyend, but check with music stores, local and o
by gregsadetsky 5y ago
Main product URL:
https://polyend.com/tracker/ https://polyend.com/tracker/
(it's out of stock directly from Polyend, but check with music stores, local and otherwise)
Just got one too and still learning about it (and really really like it). Have you seen this great video? It's a good high level tutorial of most features (it's a tiny bit dated when compared to the latest firmware, but it's still mostly the same UI)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQufJBVvAtY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQufJBVvAtY
Also... the Tracker supports .mod files..!
https://help.polyend.com/944600-Is-the-Tracker-able-to-import-and-export-classic-mod-files https://help.polyend.com/944600-Is-the-Tracker-able-to-impor...
- S_A_P 5y agoThe Loopop video definitely had me interested at the time but I think I kind of just got busy and forgot about it. Then happened to have a conversation with one of the guys at Sound on sound and he sold me on it. Right now there is great kit out there for samplers. Also check out the Isla s2400 if a more 1980s sp-12/1200 workflow interests you. Both are essential gear for me now.
- gregsadetsky 5y agoThanks for pointing me to the Isla S2400! Just wanted to make sure, when you say "Right now there is great kit out there for samplers", I'm not sure what you mean? Are you referring to the Tracker, the S2400, or something else?
- S_A_P 5y agoBoth the Tracker and the 2400. :) They do things differently, but each is great and produce results that the other would not. And honestly the new MPCs are pretty good too, just not my preferred way of working.