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The difference lies in the interface.  While I generally prefer a

tracker, a sequencer is good for fluid sounding recorded parts, or for

people who are used to traditional music notation.  It's not really a

question of when, but a question of which kind of program you prefer.

If you like to input notes live with a MIDI keyboards, you will likely

prefer a sequencer.  If not, you may want to give Renoise a try.

Renoise also has a very capable sampler integrated into it.
Louis
>  Ok, so the question must be:

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>  'what's the difference between a module tracker and a track-oriented

>  audio/MIDI sequence?'...

>

>  When do you use which app?

>

>  ~dirk

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