svartracker v.1.22

svartracker v.1.22

size 7.99 MB

Advanced music creation tool. Next generation of trackers. Modular virtual studio.

FEATURES:

  • Compatibility with thousands of virtual instruments – can load VST, VSTi, and DirectX DMO plug-ins.
  • Integrated sampler. Support for up to 15 typical tracker effects:Note/channel stereo pan, stereo shift, volume tremolo, volume slide up/down,
    frequency shift up/down, pitch set
    Note delay, reverse, chord play, vibrato, resonance filter,
    Note retrig (2 types), glide, panbrello
    Sample offset (2 types), sample zone selector
  • All internal operations are 32-bit floating point, except calculations requiring 64-bit floating-point precision.
  • Can import the following types of song modules:
    IT, Impulse Tracker module
    XM, Fast Tracker 2 module
    S3M, Scream Tracker module
    MOD, ProTracker module
    MID, MIDI file
  • DirectX wave and MIDI driver output.
  • Renders wave file (PCM16 PCM32 FLOAT32 at 22100-196000 Hz).
  • Standard Windows interface

SVArTracker is provided as freeware for private (non-commercial) or educational (including non-profit organizations) use.

http://www.svarsoft.com/

svartracker_1_22_free_inst ( 7.99 MB )

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