I know Tracker’s onboard radio is a bit of a gimmick, but once in a while I can’t help myself. (:
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Hello all, love your tunes, and I love my Tracker Mini. Been using it for all kinds of sonic experiments – here’s my latest:
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Not exactly ‘my tune’ as this is a cover, but here is ‘Thru the Vibe’ by Omni Trio. This is my first time messing with the built-in synths. They are quite capable!
Stay warm all!
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Made this with the OG Tracker and Electribe 2. It’s nice having the 4 additional tracks for midi!
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Really lovely! Thanks for sharing
Hello, I just released a New EP, and this is the first videoclip. Very intense I think. Is a song that I’ve posted a live performance here and now this is the official video. Hope you enjoy. All drums with Play+. If you like it you can subscribe to the channel for more music.
This is something very special to me. A full session composed only with Play+. Performed this session live and people danced the entire set. 64 patterns full of music, lot of songs inside the session, and all inside Play+. Is an absolutely amazing machine for composing.
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Hello, this is a video from my New EP. 100% Play+.
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Hey everyone!
I don’t usually share songs here, but I decided to make an exception for 2 reasons:
1. Before picking up the Play+, I watched tons of demos. Most of them lean toward drum 'n bass, glitch, ambient, or electro — and while I enjoy those genres, that wasn’t really the direction I wanted to go. I knew I wanted to make vocal songs rather than instrumentals. So I’m posting this as a showcase of just how versatile this machine can be.
2. This song is about as “Play+” as it gets. It features 3 “Dirt” synths (the bass is from the minifreak). It was also an experiment though: the loops are super short, the melody repeats all the way through, the core beat is basic… Honestly, it should be boring after 30 seconds! BUT I leaned heavily into the Play+'s randomization features — subtle octave shifts on the melody, random filter and random trigger on the hi-hats, pads octave changes, and so on. In the end, these settings “feed the ear” and I don’t feel like the song ends up as repetitive as it should be. ( ┐( ∵ )┌ )
This machine is fantastic — incredibly versatile, and most importantly, it’s a whole new way of thinking about composition.
To my past self (and anyone on the fence): best addition to my setup, hands down!
Soooo… Here we go!
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I wish Polyend would implement program changes on the Tracker. In the mean time just rolling with it and having fun.
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Here another Polyend tracker experimental techno/idm (i guess).
It’s called Stchekilla, cause its name of place where we recorded samples of this track 
And I found Korg Kaoss works nicely as master processor for some random bulps and glitches and “risingups”. What do you think?
And here’s streaming, etc links: Teodr - stchekilla | BandLink
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Wow. Sounds awesome!
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Heyho!
I thought I’d share a little recording from my live set where I’m making music on 6 Tesla coils using the Polyend Tracker! It’s explained a bit more in the video description.
Thanks, Polyend! It was an awesome 1 hour of fun with a full house! ^^
Thanks if you check it out, and happy button-pushing to everyone!
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Hey, sharing some tunes for the first time. Love the scene I see going on here, so many different ways people play/create/perform.
I’ve played a number of shows using the tracker mini and I’m constantly thinking about ways to perform and transition between tracks (with other gear). The song mode on the trackers is excellent, but I really enjoy just performing the arrangement live (like I do here).
Keep on creating
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