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FastTrackerII: It's basically acting as the title bar, displaying the NAME of the application (title bars weren't a big thing back then)
Famitracker: Logo is in the title-bar, with the name of the application displayed under the
Renoise: Logo is in the title-bar, with the name of the application at the bottom
MuseTracker: appears to be just a generic "Window" icon with the title of the tracker once again.

I guess I should have clarified that by logo i meant logo-graphic. That's the difference I'm seeing. All the others just use text.

But like I said, it's no real biggie. As you have shown me, most trackers have a large unused space for app identification purposes, and I think it is a neat tradition. Don't worry about it I can get used to it and over it, hehe. Not trying to tread on your artistic vision here.

It's really just a matter of what the artist intended for the music to be, and who is the intended audience. Oft times you can tell that a person is intentionally playing with tonality from an educated and deliberate stand-point as opposed to someone who doesn't really know what they're doing or why, and to many people the latter is displeasing to the ears.

*Disclaimer: I have not listened to the tunes.

ucollective.org, battleofthebits.org,

Hey, you know... Maks (this is what I call the Maskman who looks down upon all) is pretty cool, but kind of creeps me out a bit sometimes. Workspace environment mood is kind of important to me, and that guy staring it me kind of kills it. Do you think you could have some kind of option to modify the look of him, or to hide it if one so desires? Maybe have an alternate mood-flipped skin where he's like a smirking Japanese tanuki mask or something?

Or if not that, if you made Maks a bit smaller you might even be able to increase the user-friendliness of the interface, i.e. have the buttons big enough to have actual words on them to make it easier to tell what they do, or just have it less cramped to make it easier to work on other things like instrument creation or what-not.

Other than that, I'm actually one of the people who really likes the way things are set up. Being able to modify the skin (besides Maks) is a plus - so I could for example make it look less pillow-gradient shaded and more pixel-art stylish or what-have-you - and I like how you have the note, effect, and volume columns spaced out to make it less confusing. Good job with that. I always have trouble with like, milkytracker, openmpt, famitracker, where it's merely color-coded. I like things to be segmented off.

I mean, Maks is a cool dude, but he just gives off a weird vibe that makes it difficult for me (and others) to work. I love the customization options so far. It'd be great to be able to give it just that little extra touch.

Edit: also is there a way to change the background color of the pattern editor?

It's so s/bizarre/unusual I don't know what to think. The melodies are all over the place, likewise with the progressions, almost in a parodic nature at times. I find it very interesting how much breathing room there is in this work. A lot of empty space. I don't think I ever really got a good grasp of what was going on

Will listen again when sleep deprived.

Haha stargazer (-w-) it's not like this will take away any "activity" from the #chipmusic channel

It's a great way for us to get up close and personal with nitro2k01 in realtime away from the non #LSDj #chipmusic regulars and just talk about LSDJ, eh?

Or just chat in the #chipmusic channel >_> or both!

Real-time! You can ask all questions that would normally be considered "clutter" in real time and get real time answers or non-answers ^_^

voice recorder apps can cause annoyance to those around you who don't want to listen to your off-tune whiny voice humming into a microphone. Sometimes you have to strap on some headphones and load up midiseq or riff studio

yes -_-! someone actually called me out on "would've" when I called him out on "would of" -_-