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4-track sampler / sequencer for iOS

naive tracker is a modern, minimalistic implementation of the vertical sequencer concept known as "tracker", designed specifically for small screens with touch interface and optimized for a fast and easy workflow.





(Android version coming soon)


features
  • single screen editor: immediate access to everything
  • sleek monochrome UI
  • ready to use: comes with a collection of synthetic lo-fi and acoustic instrument samples
  • sample browser: load / play samples super fast from anywhere in the file system
  • record samples
  • sample editor: select, trim, normalise, reverse or draw the raw wave form
  • random: shuffle parameters for new inspriration
  • pattern list: switch patterns live, chain patterns in a loop or arrange a song
  • export / re-sample: save complete songs as wav file
  • Ableton Link: plays in sync with any Link enabled app/device



support

user manual

email: [email protected].


is naive nanoloop?

since it lacks nanoloop's defining 4x4 structure, naive tracker is not named nanoloop, although it shares the general design principles and some functions of the original nanoloop versions.


what about the nanoloop app?

the nanoloop app will soon be updated to a similar UI in 4x4 format with functionality that complements naive tracker.


can it play .mod or other tracker formats?

naive tracker only implements a subset of traditional tracker features (16 step pattern length, no sub-patterns or phrases, 8 samples etc) but also introduces new functions that are not part of these formats. hence it can only handle its own .nve format.






(c) Oliver Wittchow

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