I purchased this VividTracker and i like it, it is a very long time i left Amiga scene (1998), but i composed in Protracker 2.3 maybe 100 mods including some videogame music, but loading samples only from mods is a little bit bad idea, because i have huge library of amiga iff/svx samples so i have to prepare modules to load samples from?

BTW, graphic design on this one should be really better, or some customization of pallette of colours, even PT 2.3 looks more profi At my time with A1200 was maybe topnotch system-UI in OctaMED 5, one funny thing is that if you play sample, and change in sample editor loop range, in this VividTracker it is same as in PT2.3, it is changing loop in realtime, but in that OctaMED it was not updating, so i have had to play again and again that note until loop was perfect, and after 25 years even in PC MED Soundstudio it is still same, loop is not updating in realtime, maybe for compatibility

Hello VividTracker users. I just want to let you know that version 1.2 is now on App Store. Version 1.2 brings better bluetooth keyboard support (most of the Protracker shortcuts are there, albeit not always with the same keys), and better Protracker mod compatibility (mods like black_queen.mod finally work).

I can also give you a little hint on what's coming for version 1.3: AutoChord Keyboard. As you may know, AutoChord is a feature already introduced in v1.0, which allows you to auto transpose a track to another track from e.g. C-major to A-minor (using the effect command 8, which is not used in Protracker). The idea with AutoChord keyboard is that you choose a scale (for instance the pentatonic scale) and the keyboard will then adjust to only show keys from that scale given the last played AutoChord. Thus, say that the last played chord was A-minor. The keyboard will then only show notes from the A-minor pentatonic scale (A, C, D, E, G). If you later down the pattern play the chord F-major instead, the keyboard will change to the F-major pentatonic scale (D, E, F#, A, B). This makes it easy to build patterns that are in harmony with the currently played AutoChord.

same but with Substance & Ashley mods !!!
Really cool Jungle/DnB/Breakbeat stuffs !
http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?detai … view=11195

same, but also with ctrix mods!

was looking at a lot of old 4mat Protracker modules w/ vivid tracker.  time to start hitting the Amiga!

Well yeah, there's a bunch of open source stuff on Android. As far as brand new, quality music software, it seems to be lacking on Android. As far as I know. It seems like Android users are always saying that anyway.

I agree though ios needs more trackers.

But to be on topic, VividTracker looks like it owns. At the very least for enjoying watching some MOD playback!

I remember watching Inverse Phase actually tracking at animalstyle's house once using MilkyTracker on Android.

My mind was blown. Dude is brave.

good point, I use it with my usb keyboard and mouse on an OTG usb cable on it...the tablet version is kinda cool !

Android port of Milkytracker and "decent" should not be together in the same sentence. Unless you have a usb dongle to connect a keyboard and mouse to it.

Android have lots of good emulators and Milkytracker...so it's more a "AHHHH FINALLY we can have a decent tracker that is not Sunvox !!!"

btw vivid, cool to see you on the forum and thanks for this awesome app !!!

I think Android is fertile ground for any music app that can work in it. There's a supply shortage. But anyway, I just bought it. It seems pretty cool, scrolling is more intuitive than sunvox anyway. Look forward to writing something with it.

yea but latency doesnt really matter for a seqeuncer, if all the sounds are latent at the same rate the end user wouldnt care. Death to keyjazz though.

The simple fact is Android has a lot of latency.  The way it handles audio causes far too much latency for music apps to function, so you will always miss the best music apps simply by owning an Android device.  While latency doesn't really matter to a tracker, there is next to no incentive to put music apps on the Play store.  The market is already less robust, you are immediately limited by the lack of things like AudioBus, and piracy is rampant.  If you want decent music apps get yourself an iPad or computer.

Like always, a big "fuck you" to android users