SunVox

This piece of tracker homage brings a great way for composing on the go. It's definetly got a learninhæg curve, but is still intuitive once you understand how to do things. Everything has its logical place in the interface and as mentioned by others, this is definetly best enjoyed by those familiar with the tracking environment. I believe this can be an efficiant way of producing great tracks!

Pretty powerful, also using it as sequencer controlling NLog etc. via virtual midi. There is even a free desktop version.

This is a musical program ye olde trackers from the demo scene of the Commodore Amiga will fall in love with, like you did with NoiseTracker and its successors. It was a time when computermusic went through its teenage years. This tracker brings back the former glory and glitter of a golden age, but has now matured into a great fullblown and grown tracker. Even people new to tracking music will find this program great for making music on the train, plane or in the basket of a hot air balloon. I wish this program the best and hope for a stunning success with lots of updates and upgrades...

It does feel a bit cramped, but that's probably because it has a lot of features and I'm trying to use them all on an iPhone. It's really easy to move everything around to make it fit.

I am brand new to the tracker workflow and looked around for some iOS apps in this realm and sunVox is far superior… I expected a basic amiga style tracker and this is pretty much a full-fledged portable DAW… I was already a fan of Alex’s other apps…. I am assuming this only went under my radar because of my previous lack of tracker knowledge… this app is a lot to unpack but just after a few minutes I have been able to get some really powerful sounds out of it… and the price is spectacular… I feel most iOS apps of this caliber in 2023 will cost at least $10-20…

The program seems intimidating at first, but once you learn it offered insanely deep options for sound design and audio processing. It’s also insane that this app is cross platform across devices, so you can work on your projects on whatever platform you’re in the mood for, which is crazy nice.

This is a fantastic app. The best tracker app, by far. My big wish is to have large navigation buttons on the iPad, like the dirty wave M8, with more of a fixed screen view with just the tracker and the larger navigation buttons. I want to be able to rapidly navigate through the tracker to add or modify notes and dynamics. Bottom line: Make it really easy to rapidly navigate through my track columns. Thanks for your great work and constant updates. You’ve created something special.

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Love the app! Have been using it for many years if not decades. It very powerful, deep and stable modular style music making environment with the ability to create a variety of complex sounds. Ability to export stems is great to fine tune the sound in a daw if needed. On top of that it’s available on Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS and more - it’s great to be able to share projects between the phone and computer with full compatibility and the same UX/workflow! A tracker style app may be new to some, but it’s very efficient and quick - if not the best, it’s one of the best!

Thank you, immensely, for all of the hard work and time you no doubt put into this massive new update for the application. I greatly appreciate it and can’t wait to check out all of the new changes and features. Thanks, again, and God bless. iPhone 13 Pro Max iOS 16.3