DigiBooster 3 is a music tracker. Its history has roots in ancient times of Amiga. Amiga was the first popular
computer having stereo PCM audio output. Then it had a potential to be used as a device for making music. This potential has been fully exploited.
The Ultimate Soundtracker was the first in 1987. NoiseTracker was the second in 1989. ProTracker had beat'em up in 1991. Amiga was getting faster
processors. Multichannel software mixing was a logical step forward. Tomasz and Waldemar Piasta have done this step in 1998 creating DigiBooster
Pro 2. It has been later bought by APC&TCP. Development stalled after version 2.21, but has been ressurected in 2007 by APC&TCP in cooperation with
Grzegorz Kraszewski. It has been decided that DigiBooster 3 will be rewritten from scratch in C. Now, after 4 years of development, DigiBooster 3 reached
public beta stage.
The Public Beta 22 of DigiBooster 3 Released
12 Jan 2012
After almost a year since the previous public version, APC&TCP
releases the next public beta of DigiBooster 3 music tracker. Beta 22
is available for immediate download for AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4 and
MorphOS operating systems in the
Download Zone. Key features of this release are:
- Basic sample editor with format conversion (can load and save AIFF,
WAVE, 8SVX and 16SV formats), cut, copy and paste including system
clipboard, realtime loop editor.
- ARexx port with 22 fully documented commands.
- Improved player engine, better backward compatibility with DigiBooster Pro 2.x.
- User configurable track scopes.
- Unique feature of single step (and step back) playback with all effects and autosynchronization.
- More documentation, extensive descriptions of DigiBooster effects.
- Many small improvements listed in the changelog.
The released beta is a demo version. The only limitation of demo is disabled module saving.
DigiBooster 3
MorphOS
(PowerPC)
AmigaOS 4 (PowerPC)
AmigaOS 3 (M68k)