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I was thinking about this but didnt find a lot of great stuff.

Good conversation:
http://www.fiddleforum.com/fiddleforum/ … xer/32107/

Id love to see a breakout box for audio and arduinoboy midi i/o with a simple db9 esque connector at the bottom of the boy... then I can leave the box hooked to my rack for easier setup.

My rider is now the criterion version of repo man visuals.

Roaches are responding to changes in air pressure, and cannot view light the same way normal people can. Stop pressuring them already.

Is there any intuitive trackers really? Seems like most of them are designed by coders and all have their learning curves and quirks. Ive only tried milkytracker on portable devices and its always felt pretty unsuited for such interfaces.

Im a pretty big lgpt homer, but I also like lsdj which ive grown used to. Coming from using LSDJ for years its pretty intuitive and mega fast using a dpad interface but using on a keyboard for users used to keyboard trackers can probably be a bit bewildering and frustrating. On the other hand Milktracker ports for handhelds always feel crazy unusable for me, so it depends on the workshops focus. Chipmusic for handhelds, chipmusic on your modern computer? etc...

Renoise is "free" and better suited to work alongside modern DAWs, and can use vsts and whatnot. You can do the sample tracker thing, or load chip sounds or other such emulators and easily rewire it into an existing workflows if the person has a casual acquaintance with another music production app. Hell if you have the time you can even throw reaper on the cd-r and load a project that shows full integration.

Lets not get into platform wars and think about stuff a casual person would find useful as a introduction to chiptune esque production/

renoise.

I think people appreciate good intentions, but just do your own thing and if the work is sincere and heartfelt you will eventually gain some traction and be pushing your own movement.