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@TheDamnChicken wrote:

… and the only perscription is yet more brass!

I needed something simple for a change, so I tried to make a trumpet solo thing which you often hear in movies. Wchatcha think of it?

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@NoiScale wrote:

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@rockfistus wrote:

Being able to add more sections for notes so you can use the same track with its FX for one instrument. Holy shit I’ve been doing this the hard way for over ten years adding more tracks and matching the FX in each one!

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@sock wrote:

I am new to renoise, and am wondering if there are any easy means of using microtonal scales in renoise 3.2.1. I found this tool, but when i loaded it in it wouldnt work properly, which i assume is because it was intended for older versions.

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@EatMe wrote:

EatMe - Music to Listen To (2020-02-29)
YouTube: http://eatme.pro/youtube/music-to-listen-to
all 50 mp3’s for $0.29: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/eatme4
all individual tracks as flac and mp3 for $0.00: http://eatme.pro/music
in Spotify - http://eatme.pro/spotify - EatMe

EatMe - Good Music (2019)
YouTube: http://eatme.pro/youtube/good-music
all 50 mp3’s for $0.29: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/eatme3
all individual tracks as flac and mp3 for $0.00: http://eatme.pro/music
in Spotify: http://eatme.pro/spotify - EatMe

1. Penthouse New Mexico 4:46 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
2. Sweet Love 6:06 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
3. 1 4 Pi 5:11 (Renoise, Acoustica Pianissimo, played on M-Audio midi keyboard)
4. 1 Love 3:30 (Renoise, various plugins, bass guitar by EatMe)
5. Alpha 5:18 (Renoise)
6. Begin to Be Happy 3:42 (Renoise)
7. Credit of the Impossible 6:00 (Renoise, Acoustica Pianissimo, played on M-Audio midi keyboard)
8. Do You Know I Love You 8:52 (Renoise)
9. Eclectro 4:42 (Renoise)
10. Eighty Me 2:57 (Renoise)
11. Freedom in the World 4:15 (ModPlug Tracker)
12. Fulltime Lover 4:59 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
13. Funk Inn 3:24 (Renoise)
14. Girls (Beautiful Women) 4:30 (Renoise)
15. Golaxy 7:00 (Renoise)
16. He Loves Cheeseburger 5:37 (Renoise)
17. Het jazzcombo begint een beetje nerveus te worden 2:32 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
18. Het jazzcombo wou graag nog zo’n liedje spelen 2:31 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
19. Honey 2:33 (Renoise)
20. I Need Somebody Onverstaanbaar 6:44 (Renoise)
21. Just for Fun 12:01 (Renoise)
22. Level Up 2:54 (Renoise)
23. Like This 7:57 (Renoise)
24. Love2 5:47 (Renoise 3.1)
25. Lushary 6:50 (Renoise)
26. Maker 4:52 (Renoise)
27. Miss Me 5:42 (Renoise)
28. Mooh 5:29 (Renoise)
29. On 4:28 (Renoise)
30. Pt. 7 (Version 2) 3:43 (Renoise)
31. Play Again 3:21 (Renoise)
32. Please Sing (Instrumental) 3:48 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
33. Proud to Be a Starving Artist 4:36 (Renoise, on mic EatMe)
34. Ready / Go 5:24 (Renoise)
35. Ready to Flow 2:54 (Renoise)
36. Ride My Fluffy 3:51 (Renoise)
37. Still You 5:00 (Renoise)
38. Thank You M 6:40 (Renoise 3.1)
39. That Gave Me the Hump 6:06 (Renoise)
40. Tips 3:09 (Renoise)
41. Tuna de la Piano 4:16 (Renoise)
42. Up 5:36 (Renoise, Band-in-a-Box)
43. Waves 8:26 (Renoise)
44. Where and There 3:40 (Renoise)
45. Woopi 2:19 (Renoise)
46. Dictata (feat. Spaan) 4:13 (Renoise, Spaan on saxophone)
47. Juice (feat. Spaan) 4:00 (Renoise, Spaan on saxophone)
48. Ques (feat. Spaan) 4:15 (Renoise, Spaan on saxophone)
49. Wha (feat. Spaan) 4:11 (Renoise, Spaan on saxophone)
50. Tantze Knut - 5 Years (EatMe Remix) 5:18 (Renoise, samples from original soundtracks)

1. 2013 (4:12) (Renoise)
2. A Gift 4:57 (Renoise)
3. Aerotrain 5:14 (Renoise)
4. After Progression (Remastered) 5:01 (Renoise)
5. Air 2:25 (Roland JV-2080, played on M-Audio MIDI keyboard)
6. Ante 5:49 (Renoise)
7. As You Used 4:51 (Renoise)
8. Ash (Final) 11:41 (Renoise)
9. At Celes 8:42 (Renoise)
10. At the Piano 5:09 (Renoise, Acoustica Pianissimo, played on M-Audio MIDI keyboard)
11. Bellyflop 2:49 (Renoise)
12. Best for Living (2hi) 7:56 (Renoise)
13. Bomz 2:56 (Renoise)
14. By the Night 4:55 (Renoise)
15. Cacanny 4:02 (Renoise)
16. Choose Freedom 2 (Remastered) 6:06 (Renoise)
17. Cloud 4:09 (Renoise)
18. Coconut 5:36 (Renoise) * Renoise video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5phws1dwaM
19. Creating Chances for Greater Luck 4:32 (Renoise)
20. Deoscule 6:26 (Renoise)
21. Destiny 2:57 (Roland JV-2080, played on M-Audio MIDI keyboard)
22. Don’t Stop My Love 4:09 (Renoise)
23. Flax (Remix) 5:23 (Renoise)
24. Flax (Remastered) 4:19 (Renoise)
25. For Good 4:58 (Renoise)
26. For You 5:34 (Renoise)
27. Got It for You 4:43 (Renoise)
28. Here 5:57 (Renoise)
29. Het Is Feest 4:04 (Renoise, Acoustica Pianissimo, played on M-Audio MIDI keyboard)
30. Hold On 7:17 (Renoise)
31. Houston 3:57 (Renoise)
32. I Am Open 3:57 (Renoise)
33. I Thought I Did Not Need a Click 4:14 (Renoise)
34. Insert 2:41 (Renoise, EWQL Silver orchestra)
35. It’s Hot in Here 6:32 (Renoise)
36. It’s Your Move 6:39 (Renoise)
37. Jack the House 4:08 (Renoise)
38. Just Do It to Me 3:28 (Renoise)
39. Meow 4:15 (Renoise)
40. Mjam 5:33 (Renoise)
41. Need Dreams 8:56 (Renoise)
42. Pick-Me-Up 4:44 (Renoise)
43. Power Pop 7:41 (Renoise)
44. Roll Together 5:27 (Renoise)
45. Shine 7:53 (Renoise)
46. Sunkiss 8:15 (Renoise)
47. Tape 4:01 (Renoise)
48. Whoosh 6:37 (Renoise)
49. Yours 5:02 (Renoise)
50. Octopolair Neutron (feat. Spaan & Olga Z) 3:46 (Renoise, ft Spaan on sax, Olga Z on vocals, EatMe on vocals)

by EatMe - http://www.eatme.pro/music

2x50 tracks - YouTube collection

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( C ) ( P ) music by EatMe - www.eatme.pro (CC) (BY-NC-ND 3.0)
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@stoiximan wrote:

This is not my song its my cousins,
Christofer Lamproy a very talented person.THis is all his work everything played and arranged by him exept the lyrics written by Alexandra Koligioti .

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@OlafFerguson wrote:

Hello! I’m new to Renoise and its so far the answer to all of my musical needs.

Is there a way to double the pattern length without expanding the pattern?

If I have:

C04
C04
G05
C04

is there a quick way to make it:

C04
C04
G05
C04
C04
C04
G05
C04

Or is there a better way to work with Renoise?

Thank you

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@KR1SP wrote:

I finally figured out how to use the glide and vibrato commands. I’m pretty happy about the outcome.

What do y’all think?

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@phobium wrote:

Hello

My latest ambient album, all made in Renoise using only FM8, Valhalla plugins and some of the native effects. Post prod done with some helpful help from Ted’s mastering template.

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@AntonioCole wrote:

I’ve made all my stuff with just my mouse and keyboard, but I’m a keyboardist and constant finger-drummer and want to start playing around with Renoise in a more natural and seat-of-the-pants way, even if it’s just recording small sequences at a time. Are there some good, relatively idiot-proof tutorials on using controllers in conjunction with Renoise?

Renoise is the only DAW I’ve ever really used, so I apologize if the question seems dumb or weirdly-worded.

I own an MPC500 that for whatever reason I have never touched, and this would likely be the controller of choice since I’m short on cash right now.

Should I learn the ins and outs of it before I start using it together with Renoise? Or are the two uses completely different?

Thanks!

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@XanderMish wrote:

Is there a way to manually enter the CC number when setting MIDI controls in Renoise (i.e, not using the “Learn Mode”)? I am sending MIDI out from TidalCycles to Renoise so whenever I try to use Learn Mode it just picks up the MIDI notes/other CC values. My current solution is to add a bunch of Hydras with the correct MIDI CC controls, and then save that as the Template. It works but its pretty gross and not very easy to edit live.

If there is no way atm, would it be possible to make a tool to do it? I know a bit of Lua but have yet to try it in Renoise.

Update: found out that you can control a ton of stuff using OSC, so I’ve written a lua script to deal with the information coming in from TidalCycles.

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@charlizesen1 wrote:

I am new to renoise and loving it. The only thing that’s limiting me is that all the shortcuts to selects instruments and ovtave up and down are on the numpad. I know i can remap them but was wondering if there is laptop mapping somewhere that people use and everybody knows about.

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@RyanIzaguirre wrote:

I see a suggestion from back in june 2017. its feb 2k20 iOS has grown incredibly along with the power of iOS devices. I love korg gadget, its sick, and demonstrates even an iphone XR is a device capable of legit high quality audio production. Gadget is the best available but if i had access to the capabilities of renoise along with all the great iOS audio units on the go it would revolutionize creation for myself and surely quite a few other people. The touch interface could be utilized in fun and interesting ways and thus increase the potential for renoise as a live performance tool considerably. Is it time for this yet in anyone else’s minds ?

Lets brainstorm on how to best add touch controls to renoise for the better and see what this community can come up with. obviously time shouldn’t be wasted on an android port, they just don’t pay for stuff on that platform, not a comment on quality just the behavior of users.

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@rainydayshirts wrote:

Ordered a Razer Blade Stealth with the 4K display. This little guy is great! $1699.99USD (on sale $300USD off right now). Surprisingly good battery life. Renoise runs great on this rig. As does Reaper. I used the “Artificial Bell” builint instrument as a benchmark, as this instrument uses an insane amount of CPU on all of my older rigs. On my Core2 QX9300 overclocked to 2.8GHz, that instrument will cause 100% CPU usage if you play anything complex with it. On this rig it maxes out at around 30% CPU usage. The display is beautiful. I’m looking forward to doing some “untethered” sound design, courtesy of this little beast.

All in all I’d have to say I can recommend this unit to anyone looking for something portable with decent power and minimalist aesthetics.

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@toimp wrote:

I’m using my typical Master chain as doofer, which i’m sometimes disable to save cpu. But the VSTs inside the doofer stays active, there is also latency compensation applied. Is it possible, that disabling a doofer disables all nested VST plugins, too?

Renoise 3.2.1 64bit, Windows 10

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@Strotch wrote:

It would be great to have the option to collapse down sections in the pattern sequencer, with only the patterns in the current section showing. Similar to how in the pattern editor you can hide every track but the currently selected one.

This would make it a lot easier to keep track of sections and patterns in expansive modules. Attached a mockup below.

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@lrmoniz wrote:

Hello forum,

I have a question:

Since Renoise’s stock samples are FLAC, will there be any issue with mixing different file formats into my project? Am I actually supposed to convert Renoise’s samples to WAV? Are there technical consequences to not doing so?

Thanks! I’m still checking out the demo version of Renoise, and would like a little clarification on this.

LM

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@ineedsomeluck wrote:

As the title says , i would like to have a custom tool created , which would be a piano roll.

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@Raul wrote:

Probably, many of you don’t know anything I’m going to comment on here…

Currently, Renoise v3.2.1 has a small problem with the icons for scaling of 125%. It is a subject, say, “hidden.”

When the Renoise executable is loading a new instance, it need to read the BMP icons in the folder (Windows 10): C:\Program Files\Renoise 3.2.1\Resources\Skin\Icons

Focusing attention on a icon, for example the first one, called AdvancedEdit:

• AdvancedEdit@4x.bmp (with @4x at the end of the name)
• AdvancedEdit.bmp

Renoise use this icon for scaling between 350%, 300%, 250%, 225%, 200%, 175% and 150%.

Actually, @ 4x is the actual size for 400% scaling, which is not available. Therefore, the image size of each icon is always larger than the scaling size. In all these cases (except some), the icon is reduced in size, and it looks good.

This icon is used for scaling of 100% and 125%.

This case is different. The icon size for 125% scaling is the same as 100% scaling. So, for Renoise it takes the size of 100% for the scaling of 125% without increasing it, causing imbalances everywhere in each icon, in addition they look 25% smaller. If you increase the size, it would look worse, so use the original size of 100%, without scaling it to 125%.

The idea is, I ask, if the community is interested in taking the icons from the folder "C:\Program Files\Renoise 3.2.1\Resources\Skin\Icons"and converting them 25% larger.

An example to do it correctly:

Take the icon AdvancedEdit.bmp, with dimensions 15 x 32 pixels and convert it by multiplying the dimensions by 1.25. The resulting icon should be edited so that it looks visually perfect, with the dimensions of 19 x 40 (always rounding up):

• 15 x 1.25= 18.75 pixels --> 19 pixels
• 32 x 1.25= 40 pixels

The resulting icon should be named like this: AdvancedEdit@1.25x.bmp (with @1.25x at the end of the name). Repeat the process for all BMP icons.

In fact, Renoise can load specific icons for each specific scaling like this:

• AdvancedEdit@3.5x.bmp for 350% scaling. Ok with @4x
• AdvancedEdit@3x.bmp for 300% scaling. Ok with @4x
• AdvancedEdit@2.5x.bmp for 250% scaling. Ok with @4x
• AdvancedEdit@2x.bmp for 200% scaling. Ok with @4x
• AdvancedEdit@1.75x.bmp for 175% scaling. Ok with @4x
• AdvancedEdit@1.50x.bmp for 150% scaling. Ok with @4x
• AdvancedEdit@1.25x.bmp for 125% scaling. No ok!
• AdvancedEdit.bmp for 350% scaling. Ok without @a.bcx

The intermediate values of 350%, 250%, 175%, 150% and 125% are the most conflictive (they can be blurred if they are not built well). But Renoise does a good job on most icons with @4x to cover the range of 350% to 150%. It would only be to create the new icons for the 125% scaling with @1.25x.

For them to work, you only need to enter the new icons in the folder: C:\Program Files\Renoise 3.2.1\Resources\Skin\Icons

The 125% scaling is suitable for monitors with resolutions between FullHD and 2K.

Does anyone want to have fun building icons for 125% scaling? The idea is to create a package to be installed by any Renoise user if need it…

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@sun wrote:

Sun - Synthoids

Renoise + Omnisphere + Stylus RMX + Icarus + Saurus + Hive2

Sun@LBRY

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