Please forgive me a congratulatory post.
It’s only natural for people to post their concerns about their devices here, but can lead to a negative vibe, at least for me. So.
I think I’m beginning to understand the Tracker workflow after a month or so of ownership. Of course, the more you know, the more conscious you are of how little you know (or whatever), so I realise there is much depth to explore. How cool to be learning something new and making pleasing sounds!
I starting to really appreciate the (OG) Tracker for the box of tricks it really is (idiosyncracies aside, and they are some).
Thanks Polyend!
PS. Big up aal Junglis’!
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Nice one mate. Yes the OG Tracker is the best pure 90s Tracker experience in a single one stop box vibe in my opinion.
Similar to my Amiga 2000 which was fully maxed out Studio machine I had in the 90s.
We produced quite a few Jungle tracks. Most never saw a official release but we had the experience of getting a few Dub Plates cut at Music House in Holloway, London.
We where always made to go ta the back of the queue, Goldie was always at the front. 
I’ve had the OG Tracker for about 18 months. I love her to bits. Currently working on a few EPs. Drumfunk and UKG/Dubstep.
OG Junglist since 1993. Welcome to the family. 
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