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[[Image:digitracker.gif|thumb|320px|Screenshot of Digitracker, showing the sample editor]]
'''Digitracker''' was the first music program for the Amstrad CPC, which was based on digital instruments (samples) instead of [[PSG]] (chip) sound. Out of wave tables it mixed three 7 bit channels into one 4 or 8 bit channel, which has been output via the CPCs' internal PSG or the [[Digiblaster]] (printer port) DAC-extension. Later a version came out supporting the AMDRUM port / LambdaSpeak DAC instead of the Digiblaster.
As Digitracker was able to convert original Amiga MOD files into its own CPC format, it was possible to generate hundrets of song modules. The player has been used in the intro part of the [[Digital Orgasm]] demo. Digitracker got a "big brother", when [[Prodatron]] started to develop [http://www.prodatron.net/digitrak.htm "Digitrakker"] on the PC in 1995.
