Releases: conanizer/pockettracker
Release list
PocketTracker v0.9.3
PocketTracker 0.9.3
The biggest internal change since the first release: the sequencer has been rewritten in C++. Everything that turns a song into sound — timing, effects, chains, tables, grooves, the render — now runs in native code shared with the Linux/handheld port that's being built next.
It is meant to sound exactly the same, and that's checked rather than hoped: the new engine is compared against the old one event by event and sample by sample, and a real project renders byte-for-byte identically through both. If you do hear a difference, that's a bug — please report it.
On top of that, both long-standing export bugs are fixed, along with a round of audio and sequencer fixes.
Export
- WAV exports now keep their tails. A render used to stop dead at the last step, cutting off reverb, delay repeats and note releases mid-waveform (often with a click). It now plays on until the sound has actually decayed.
- Renders are repeatable. The same project exports the same file every time — each render used to start inside the previous render's reverb and delay state.
Audio
- Notes now start at their exact sample, not at the start of the audio block that contains them.
- LFOs are finished: EXP+ / EXP- shapes, RND (sample & hold), DRNK (random walk), and the TRIG modes (FREE / RETG / HOLD / ONCE).
- Deliberate stops no longer click — preview stops, hard kills, table KIL and note-offs all fade out.
- Fast retriggers of the same sample no longer pop.
- Sampler and SoundFont voices share per-track mono properly, so PBN / PVB / PVX no longer go dead after a SoundFont note on the same track.
- Long samples keep their quality past ~6 minutes (interpolation used to collapse to nearest-neighbour).
Sequencer
- Playback state no longer leaks between play sessions: slide sources, retrig memory, RND recall and pitch-mod flags reset on stop, so live playback matches a render of the same project.
- Two GRV effects on one step: the last one wins, instead of the timing pre-scan and the effect resolver disagreeing.
- LAT'd notes no longer double-trigger under RPT/ARP, and CHA-gated notes keep their first retrigger.
App
- NEW project now resets the mixer, master FX and EQ — the previous project's volumes and OTT used to keep sounding until you touched a control.
- Sample editor: START toggles preview play/stop (long or looped previews were unstoppable).
Three deliberate behaviour changes that can affect a project made in 0.9.2:
- LFO TRIG previously did nothing — everything retriggered. With the default FREE setting, LFOs now genuinely free-run.
- SoundFont PBN00 now holds the bent pitch, matching the sampler.
- On the table screen, A + LEFT/RIGHT transposes by an octave (±12), matching chain transpose, instead of ±16.
Requires Android 8.0+, 64-bit. Tested on Miyoo Flip, Ayaneo Pocket Air Mini and Xiaomi 12T Pro. Download PocketTracker-0.9.3.apk below.
GPL-3.0
Bug reports, feature requests and any sort of feedback are all welcome!
PocketTracker v0.9.2
PocketTracker 0.9.2
A maintenance release polishing the first public beta — visual fixes, the correct launcher name, and a large round of internal cleanup with a few small behaviour fixes along the way.
Fixes
- App icon resized so it scales correctly on the launcher
- Removed a white outline artifact on the Amiga theme buttons/bezel
- Launcher name now reads PocketTracker
- CLEAN INST no longer clears grooves or tables that are used only from inside a table row
- Sampler and SoundFont tracks now meter consistently in the mixer
- EQ spectrum lines up correctly on 48 kHz devices
- Smoother SoundFont preset navigation
Plus a large internal code cleanup — dead-code removal and deduplication across the audio, input and UI layers — with no intended change to how the app plays or sounds.
Requires Android 8.0+, 64-bit. Tested on Miyoo Flip, Ayaneo Pocket Air Mini and Xiaomi 12T Pro. Download PocketTracker-0.9.2.apk below.
GPL-3.0
Bug reports, feature requests and any sort of feedback are all welcome!
PocketTracker v0.9.0
PocketTracker 0.9.0
The first public release of PocketTracker — a free, open-source music tracker for Android retro gaming handhelds and phones.
Sampler + SoundFont instruments, eight stereo tracks with per-step effects, a full sample editor, reverb/delay sends, an OTT/DUST master bus, and WAV mix + stem export. Physical-button controls for handhelds; touch layout for phones.
Requires Android 8.0+, 64-bit.
GPL-3.0
Bug reports, feature requests and any sort of feedback are all welcome!