Most of the negative reviews are people saying that it was "too hard" These are likely from people who either didn't know what they were buying or were too incompetent to look up a tutorial, it is ironic that they leave a negative review for software that works exactally as it is advertised.This is an excellent piece of software, I have had no problemsAnd- just as a note$0.99 cents is literally nothing, you could get some stranger on the street to give you a dollar, or better yet, find one some where.

This app is pretty simple and straight to the point (It’s a chiptune tracker) but that’s pretty much it, I know that this is mobile and it isn’t very easy to make an interface that works on mobile without cramming many random functions on screen, but that’s kinda what it’s lacking, I cannot find any way to edit instruments, and sure the custom wave exists but not custom in the way you’d expect it, it’s like you’re locked on a primitive system that isn’t capable of much sound differences. Even though it does miss some things I mainly use in your average tracker, it does the things it has greatly and in a very neat and organized way, and I can make some sick tunes on there, overall I would recommend it if you’re looking for a (Mostly free) app for on the go or if you don’t have access to a computer.

I just started trying to learn how to create 8-bit music and I found this tracker which is an awesome app! I’m not quite sure how to change the length of a single beat though??

A stealth classic, absurdly deep and elegant. For trackers and chip enthusiasts this is the real deal