VoodooTracker
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What is VoodooTracker?
The current source base of VoodooTracker is abandoned, this page is proveded as a reference.
For information on VoodooTracker2, continue to watch Icebreaker.Net
VoodooTracker was a project that aimed to create an ultramodern “FastTracker 2 style” music sequencer. Additionally VoodooTracker carried the ambitious goal of designing an interface made for live performances via the Internet or a DJ booth.
Final Features
The final version of VoodooTracker provided the following features:
- Strict Gnome compliance
- Session management
- XM and MOD support
- Sample editor
- Instrument editor with support for:
- Volume envelope
- Panning envelope
- Vibrato (sine, square, and saw tooth)
- Volume and vibrato sweeps
- FastTracker2 shortcuts
- OSS and ALSA support
Previously Planned Features
- Support for all module formats supported by Mikmod (including IT)
- Midi support
- Cd ripping of samples
- DJ Studio with virtual machines for mixing, x-fading,
filtering, and distorting (flanger, echo, reverb, delay, etc.)
patterns, tracks, instruments, and samples. - Virtual Synths for creating plucked string, MC-303 sounds, TR-808 beats, etc. for sample editor.
- The ability to record a session to mp3, wma, or realaudio.
- Plugin support for the edition of other virtual components and special effects.
Download
Requirements:
Gnome 1.2
Gtk+ 1.4
A working OSS or ALSA sound setup
Source:
Voodoo Tracker 0.2.6 TGZ Source Code
Linux Packages:
Voodoo Tracker 0.2.6 SRPM
Voodoo Tracker 0.2.6 RPM
Voodoo Tracker 0.2.0 DEB
Voodoo Tracker 0.2.0 PPC RPM
Voodoo Tracker Samples:
Voodoo Tracker Samples TAR/BZ 60 Megs
If you compile VoodooTracker for other platforms or in other package formats please contact the page maintainer.
Links
If you find VoodooTracker interesting check out the following links:
Voodoo Tracker Source Forge Page
Soundtracker - The original gtk+ based tracker and the origin of most of Voodoo Tracker’s early work.
FunkyTracker Gold - The FIRST tracker ever created for UNIX!
United Trackers - If you are interested in the digital music scene go here. A MUST see for aspiring computer musicians.