i’m in france now… for about another 2 weeks… in troyes and compienge… anybody from france wanna give me some tips? 
1/4 from Napoli
1/4 from Sorrento (near Napoli)
2/4 from Zeta Reticuli (near Orion)
…but I live in Milano, Italy, since 1671
…and at the end we make a Renoise Allstars track and sing along in a big choir.
No, I’m just kidding though I’m beginning to like the idea in a serious way
Anyways, I really enjoy this what’s-your-nationality-talk. I love the fact that the community is seemingly spread all over the world. We’ve got the power!
Before you even notice, the entire globe will be one huge renoisecratic country with Renoise devs in the government and registered users in the Parliament. 
I’m from Poland by the way, just registered recently.
poland / waszawa
germany since many years. same like pulsar hog
this is the nicest thread at all : )
Born in Hölland!
50% Deutscher!
jawohl!
you live in holland now ? or where you forced to come to germany ? (because I only know people moving the other direction, hehe)
Born in Holland with a German identity because my parents thought they would move to germany after my birth (but they didn’t).
On my 18th I got the official Dutch identity for free! 
Mam = dutch
Dad = german
I live in holland but i’m a lot in germany because of family and stuff…
I don’t really feel dutch or german. A real pain in the ass when it comes to european / world football championships 
…at least not from german http://rotti.23c.de/Rotti_vs_Haiducii01.avi
muahahhahahaha…
Oh
my
god!!! 
He reached the Renoise Forums
…scary 
ontopic:
ah… I´m from Germany btw
born in helsinki, finland. living at hyvinkää, finland since 1986
Stockholm, Sweden. Registered my copy of Renoise just about a month ago. I used Impulse Tracker when i was a tracker and trying to get smooth in FT2 stylee.
Other swedish Renoise users should visit #swe.electronique @ EFnet xD
I am from germany. I track since 1992 and started on Startrakker on Amiga. Then I used Octamed (still with 4 chn) and later I moved to the PC. There I used Whacker-Tracker and later X-Tracker. After that came FT2 and when Windows decided that DOS-Tools do not run anymore I moved to MPT. MPT became open source and I wrote some extensions for it (which are really extremely buggy and totally lame) to make editing easier for me.
Now I am using the Shareware-Version of Renoise. I haven’t registered yet, because I had to pay a lot of money for my car But registering will be my next step… I guess, my boss has to pay me more… Or I have to get famous very soon
I’m from Israel
I’m 1/2 Morrocan, 1/4 Bulgarian and 1/4 Romanian, but I know all sides of my family originated from Spain hundreds of years ago!
I just came back from living in Chicago for a year and a half. I met only one tracker there, and I got him into renoise. Here I don’t know anyone who still uses trackers… There were allot of demoscene people but they all moved to Logic! Idiots
from Paris, France.
From the United Kingdom - County Durham in the North East part of the country.
First got into tracking in 1987 when I saw SoundTracker running on my friend’s Commodore Amiga. I had an Atari ST myself so I started using the SoundTracker clone NoiseTracker. Over the years I used NoiseTracker, TCB Tracker, ProTracker, Octalyser, probably a couple of others, too. As well as using things like ProTracker and OctaMed while visiting my Amiga buddies.
In 1995 I moved to PC and started using FastTracker 2. Experimented with ScreamTracker and ImpulseTracker but didn’t get very far with them. Also experimented with an AWE32/64 tracker which I don’t remember the name of (maybe Adlib Tracker?). Used MadTracker 2 for quite a while. Checked out Renoise when it was NoiseTrekker but thought it was still a bit too buggy to use permanently. Checked out Renoise again at version 1.26 and registered somewhere around 1.26/1.27.
Gone through quite a few trackers in my time, hehe. I’ve also very briefly checked out other applications such as Cubase and Logic, but they just don’t feel right after tracking for such a long time.
Dutch
Anyone keeping track on the statistics?