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		Prometheus-3 
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			 Posted: Sat Mar 17 2007 03:53     Featurez? | 
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			 I was wondering recently... comparing MT2 with Renoise and other programs... if I could get lots more features! (Yes Yannick, I'm sorry for increasing your workload!) All this would be nice!
 
If you wanna list of the advantages of each program, here:
 
MT2
 
Much nicer VST support
 
Mixer
 
Simpler interface
 
Ogg Export
 
MIDI export (TGF uses MIDI files for music   )
 
ReWire
 
Free ASIO support
 
IRC
 
Spectrum Analyzers
 
DirectX, ASIO and that other one  
 
 
Renoise
 
Multiple DSPs/track
 
Extra DSPs
 
Nice themes  
 
Stereo Master scopes
 
Subgroups
 
Up to 32 Bit sample depth
 
 
I would drool for a combination of both! Will MT3 support all this, Yannick? | 
		 
		
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		Sunbuster 
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			 Posted: Sat Mar 17 2007 09:22    
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			 Out of those you listed under renoise, I would absolutely love to see subgroups. That would make adjusting e.g. drums compared to leads so much easier. | 
		 
		
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		Psalm 97 
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			 Posted: Sat Mar 17 2007 20:19    
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			 About the "nice themes" in Renoise, that is a minor reason I decided to register MT instead of Renoise.  Just too much flash.  I hate showy graphics eating up my valuable compute cycles.  Also, you have to have your screen set to 1024 x 768 minimum before it will even run.
 
 
 
 
Reasons (in no particular order) I chose MT over Renoise:
 
1. Straightforward GUI style, no flashy junk.
 
2. Easy to understand GUI layout........ or at least as easy as a tracker gets. :/
 
3. Slightly cheaper
 
4. Straightforward VST loading through the Windows Explorer, not the VST list Renoise presents.  I want to be able to look through my organized folders, NOT have all the VSTs thrown into one big honkin list!
 
5. Yannick, a real person, made this program, and he is usually on the chat or forum.  This is much to be preferred over trying to weasel tech support out of a corporation. | 
		 
		
			
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		Prometheus-3 
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			 Posted: Mon Mar 19 2007 09:26    
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About the "nice themes" in Renoise, that is a minor reason I decided to register MT instead of Renoise.  Just too much flash.  I hate showy graphics eating up my valuable compute cycles.  Also, you have to have your screen set to 1024 x 768 minimum before it will even run.
 
 
 
 
Reasons (in no particular order) I chose MT over Renoise:
 
1. Straightforward GUI style, no flashy junk.
 
2. Easy to understand GUI layout........ or at least as easy as a tracker gets. :/
 
3. Slightly cheaper
 
4. Straightforward VST loading through the Windows Explorer, not the VST list Renoise presents.  I want to be able to look through my organized folders, NOT have all the VSTs thrown into one big honkin list!
 
5. Yannick, a real person, made this program, and he is usually on the chat or forum.  This is much to be preferred over trying to weasel tech support out of a corporation.
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Well, I rarely use Renoise because of CPU crashes   And no Ogg export, or non DirectSound or ASIO drivers | 
		 
		
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