Polyend unveils its new Tracker Mini device, which is a refreshing approach to music creation. The sampling prowess mobile device takes the core workflow technicalities of the original Tracker and compresses it to a smaller look. It weighs only one pound and measures 6.7 by 5.1 inches.
Additionally, it retains its entire compatibility with the Tracker and is able to start a song in the studio all the way to completion, or vice versa as well. It does not have the usual jog wheel, FM radio, or versatile pads, but it goes have a microphone and a battery built-in that helps with the portability. Notably, it actually has more memory and a faster CPU with the ability to hold up to 8 minutes of mono samples.
Portable Miniature Music Studio
The Tracker Mini by Polyend is a Powerful Audio Box
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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