Normally for that kind of stuff you would run 200 even 300 BPM at like 3 LPB it sounds complicated over this forum but honestly you probably pick it up quick if you decide to buy the renoise software. LPB is essentially clock division it’s very helpful for making asymmetrical sort of pattern or really fast stuff like break core and gabba. Individual effect commands for pan delay and velocity on each track which means you don’t need to create a pattern effect for these.Able to enter multiple notes per track so chords end poly synth stuff is possible. The main difference in the two is that with the PT there is no LPB just BPM. The following shortcuts are added: Pattern Editor/Mixer/Sample Editor/Sample Keyzones: switches to these views, if the center view is already there: if only top or bottom view is active, cycle that one, if. I own the polyend tracker as well and I’m really happy with it. Best Views is a simple view keyboard shortcut add-on/enhancement especially targeted at laptops and other smaller / widescreen resolutions. I’ve used renoise for a long time it is much more in depth and there is a lot more you can use but it’s pretty much the same principle with the sequencer as the polyend tracker. I don't use mine much because I simply don't like the workflow, but if you do, that's awesome, too. I don't know much about Polyend, not being in the modular/synth communities, but they seem to genuinely care about their product, as well as the 'traditions' around tracking, and they've done a hell of a job with the Tracker, in terms of updates and whatnot. I've reported two, and they were fixed in the next minor version. However, the devs are good at what they do, and extremely responsive to bug reports. I bought in 2012 at 2.8, and we're just at 3.3.

The devs effectively do this as a hobby, so updates are slow, but that also means you'll get to keep your single-version license for as long as a decade. If you want to use VSTs and like the tracker workflow, Renoise is really the best way to go these days, if not the only still supported way to go. Having both, Renoise is far better to be completely honest, but there's something to the limitations Tracker provides.

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