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Radium Music Editor

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239 points ofalkaed | 7 comments | 08 Jul 25 17:44 UTC | HN request time: 1.027s | source | bottom
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drannex ◴[08 Jul 25 18:59 UTC] No.44502930[source]▶
This is almost exactly what I've been dreaming of: a tracker with a linear composition timeline and automation/modulation effect guides.

Last year I even thought of just making my own, then got sidetracked. Hope this works as well as I dream.

Not sure how I've never come across this one before.

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1. GuinansEyebrows ◴[08 Jul 25 20:01 UTC] No.44503519[source]▶
Does Logic Pro or Ableton Live not fit your bill? Not a pointed question, I’m genuinely curious. I don’t know enough about trackers mainly coming from a sequencer background.
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2. nartho ◴[08 Jul 25 20:19 UTC] No.44503693[source]▶
Not OP but none of those have native linux support.
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3. TheRealPomax ◴[08 Jul 25 20:41 UTC] No.44503894[source]▶
Neither have anything remotely similar to a tracker interface. The closest "current" DAW would be something like ReNoise, but it lacks a bunch of the ideas that Radium uses, like working graphically inside the tracker UI.
4. ta988 ◴[08 Jul 25 22:29 UTC] No.44504615[source]▶
Bitwig does and it works really well. pretty much a replacement for live.
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5. bigyabai ◴[09 Jul 25 01:25 UTC] No.44505510{3}[source]▶
I'll second Bitwig. It's not often I pay $400 for something and regret nothing, let alone software. But Bitwig has proven its worth.
6. bane ◴[09 Jul 25 02:05 UTC] No.44505715[source]▶
I put an answer here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44505703
7. gbraad ◴[09 Jul 25 07:31 UTC] No.44507211{3}[source]▶
Bitwig is great, ... and works on Linux (flatpak!)