New BeRoTracker version, and the big new thing: you can now program your own sounds right inside the tracker.
The language is called Aulan, and it came from my other older tracker project called CreamTracker. It is small and statically typed, and BeRoTracker compiles it to native x86-64/AArch64 code when a song loads. With it you can write a sample that is computed instead of recorded, an instrument with a voice of its own on every channel, effects and instruments for the modular editor, and global code that hears every channel before the master. The programs are saved with the song, so it sounds the same everywhere. Shift+F12 opens the code editor, Ctrl+Enter applies a change while the song keeps playing, and the complete language reference is in the built-in help.
There is more: you can now draw samples by hand in the sample editor (Alt+D), start from an empty sample of any length (Alt+B), and one instrument can play its sample, an FM voice and an Aulan voice together.
BeRoTracker is free, runs on Linux, Windows and macOS, and needs no installation: download the ZIP, extract it, run it.
