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People want the ease and quickness of a tracker program but incorporate modern production methods which they obviously weren't made for. As soon as your production endeavours go beyond that it can indeed get troublesome. Conclusion: Trackers are extremely good at making Jungle or any other breakbeat and sample driven music. Renoise or trackers in general were originally designed with the use of samples in mind. He says that 'trackers will never sound like a DAW coded for Pro Audio usage'? Well, how about he informs the following artists about it: Paradox, Equinox, ASC, Infest, FFF, Venetian Snares, Enduser, Bizzy B, DJ Hidden, etc. He doesn't care to provide proof or sound examples to backup his claims either. He (deliberately?) doesn't indicate what tracker he used but he's lumping together all tracker DAWs and bad mouths like an offended 10 year old boy about them. Get past the learning curve and you'll have yet another cool tool in your toolbelt. If you haven't tried a tracker give it a try but be prepared for frustration. Some tools will work best in one scenario but others will work even better and you will be more efficient in another tool. Really finding out which tool is right for the job. It would be best to just use any other DAW.
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If you want to record audio, some trackers can do that, but recording full verse, chorus, bridges, multi-tracking, etc can become such a chore and pain that now only will you slow way down again, it will not be worth the trouble. I still can lay out a structure of a track very quickly in Renoise than I can in Ableton, Logic or Reaper.
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You will be blazing fast at not only chopping breaks, but laying out ideas.
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But as you work with the tracker, learn the key commands (a must) your speed will improve greatly. Trackers, you will start off being slower than molasses.