Yep I recently tried it. It now has a built-in sampler, very simple but quite useful.
It’s fun but not as useful as an actual tracker, unfortunately 
It keeps growing from time to time, though, so let’s see!
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Usually not making promises, but I’ll do my best to get MIDI out added to the next Redux update. It’s a pretty obvious thing and a low hanging fruit…
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Hell yes!!!
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why are you celebrating? you better pack your stuff and book your flight to europe cuz you’ll have a long year ahead of yourself once that update comes out
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I’m flying there like Mary Poppins, fam
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I’ll buy it twice.
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I would hang a photo of you next to my mother above the fireplace, and tell the kids stories about how you gave humanity endless wonders in even the bleakest of moments.
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Downloaded the Redux demo hoping it would have specifically this feature, because I’ve recently been spending a lot of time monkeying around with Max/MSP, which while otherwise great, its native solutions for entering music compositions are utterly lacking (“just use multislider, bro”). I thought I saw a tracker interface in Redux’s marketing video but I guess that was just the phrase editor. Having a familiar UI, being the Renoise-like tracker+sequencer interface, in the Redux VST which would output MIDI events that Max/MSP can capture for its own processing, would be absolute bliss.
Being that Redux was the plugin that led me to Renoise and subsequently the best music I ever made. I still have it and for quite some time I used that bad boy in FL, Live, Phrazor, EnergyXT(jbridge) before fully hopping on the Renoise train.
That being said, much like Renoise it’s IMO technically the best .wav sampler out there so +1 for midi out. Even it is just sentimental 
Guess i’m that guy asking for more. 
Would it be hard to port into Renoise so i can record the output of midi plugins without loopback drivers, assuming this is a somewhat similar task? Adding midi out to hosted midi plugins.