i can recommend renoise, not sequencer, but a tracker, used for creating demo tracks (the music in cracks) or genres like breakcore, jungle, edm. venetian snares uses it after he used cubase in the 90s/00s.
it's rather customisable, reasonably priced and just works great as a daw for electronic music.
i first learned about it when i was working in an university group and had the task to transform a windowing algorithm already working on matlab to python.
it felt like a modern linter and lsp with additional support through machine learning. i don't quite know why it got comparative small recognition, but perhaps enough to remain an avantgarde pioneering both python and machine learning support for further generations and wider applications.
https://www.kite.com for python
i first learned about it when i was working in an university group and had the task to transform a windowing algorithm already working on matlab to python.
it felt like a modern linter and lsp with additional support through machine learning. i don't quite know why it got comparative small recognition, but perhaps enough to remain an avantgarde pioneering both python and machine learning support for further generations and wider applications.
it's rather customisable, reasonably priced and just works great as a daw for electronic music.
https://renoise.com/download it even comes with a demo and it's own vst for other daw'.