what is musictracker fr?

WebTracker is a music making tool that runs entirely in your web browser. It brings back the style of classic Amiga music trackers like ProTracker and OctaMED, letting you build songs out of short looping sound samples arranged in a grid, the same way musicians did on the Amiga computer decades ago. You can try it instantly at the live hosted link with nothing to install, or run it locally with a small dev server included in the project. The core idea is a pattern editor: a grid where each row is a moment in time and each column is a channel playing a sound. You place notes, samples, and effect commands into this grid, then play it back through an audio engine built to sound like real Amiga hardware, including its distinctive stereo panning and filtering. There is also a toggle called Paula mode that switches to a rougher, more authentic low fidelity Amiga sound instead of clean modern playback. WebTracker can open and save the classic MOD file format, and it can also load OctaMED and FastTracker XM files, converting them so they work inside its own system, though some advanced features from those formats do not survive a full round trip. It has its own project file format that keeps every detail, including custom synthesizer instruments you can design yourself using waveform and envelope controls similar to old game console sound chips. Beyond the traditional grid view, the project includes alternate ways to see the same song: a drum machine style step grid, a standard musical notation view with staff lines, and a three dimensional visual view built with the Three.js graphics library. It also supports recording live from a keyboard or MIDI controller, sampling audio from a microphone, and exporting finished songs as WAV audio files. This is a passion project for anyone curious about retro computer music or wanting a free, browser based way to make chiptune style music without installing software. It requires no account, no payment, and no server beyond a static file host.