Dungeon Tracker

• Four tracks play FM drums, two-operator FM voices, Ambika style wavetables, a C64 chip voice and sampled kits.
• The tracker sequencer writes steps as rows with velocity, chance, ratchets, nudge, locks and SPEED, LOOP and PITCH commands.
• DICE rolls whole sounds and VARY rolls pattern variations, and you hold the dice you want to keep.
• Each track is played by a class that sets its voices and the sounds it can load, twelve points in all.
• Six patterns live on the white keys and arrange into a song, with REC capturing a live pattern jam.
• Switch on DUNGEON and the song fights the corridor, cutting a track from the mix when its adventurer falls.
• External keyboards and sequencers play the four tracks over USB or the TRS input, with clock sync and a web editor.

Its modes

HOME

You watch the first-person dungeon corridor while the party walks one square per beat with your song.

EDIT 1

You set the first four knobs of the track's engine, such as TONE, KIT, WAVE or OSC.

EDIT 2

You set the engine's second group of four knobs, such as BODY, FEEL, FLTR or MOD.

DICE

You roll each part of an FMTONE, FMKIT or CHIP sound, holding the dice you want to keep.

MORPH

You blend the track's sound toward another preset of the same engine by amount.

TRACKER

You write steps as rows top to bottom, with note, velocity, chance, ratchet, nudge and command columns.

VARY

You roll variations of the selected track's pattern with dice for hits, notes, shift, ratchets, accents and chance.

PATTERNS

You hold ENV to pick, copy, queue and clear the six patterns on the white keys.

SONG

You arrange the six patterns into sections per track, or record an arrangement by jamming pattern switches.