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@humanthomas wrote:

Hi. New to Renoise.
I make a lot of NES soundtracks, and was hoping renoise could simplify making modern sounding adaptations of them. Finding a way to import this data has been far more difficult than i’d hoped . Implementing a FTM or NSF Import function would be incredible . I can’t be alone in wanting this , can I ??

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@NoiScale wrote:

Need to pay to be able to download my own sounds … MF !!!
Impossible with free account !!! INCREDIBLE !!!
(after disable premium account )

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@foma wrote:

Hi!
Please take a look at video comparison between 2.8.2 and 3.2.1 where I quickly bash chords:
https://youtu.be/Vk6jAnV2TNw
Both apps have “open in low-resolution” ticked in Finder properties and have identical settings.
3.2.1 simply fails to register notes. UI feels less responsive in general as well.
I’ve tried everything: low- and high-dpi modes, auto/manual scaling, fps limits on/off, windowed/maximised/fullscreen mode.

Note that 2.8.2 is also laggy when “open in low-resolution” is not ticked.

My machine is MacBook Pro 15" 2018.
Any ideas?

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@humanthomas wrote:

Hi. I’m new to the forum and to using Renoise.
I do a lot of composition for NES games in Famitracker, and I was hoping to find an easy-ish way to import song data from Famitracker in order to make modern sounding versions of my soundtracks. Has anyone done this?? HELP!

Thanks in advance

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@midierror wrote:

Using the Circuitbenders Harmonic Engine with a Moog Werkstatt to create some glitchy undertones, chiptune-esq bleeps and all round analog fatness! An amazing little effects unit which is a clone of the E&MM Harmony Generator, which outputs a squarewave based on the input signal, at variouys harmonic intervals.

Used here with the super powerful Moog Werkstatt, with no talking and absolutely no effects on top of anything you see here.

Enjoy!

midierror

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@billyed wrote:

I am located in Ireland currently, and I have notices that a lot of the shows have shuffled here, maybe they are showing me shows based on that region. I want to watch Amazon Prime of US, which is why someone suggested Amazon Prime VPN too, but I want to know if it’s a viable solution? Kindly help.

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@midierror wrote:

Hi
This seems like a simple idea, and totally possible in redux. A friend and I took hours to set it up and it wouldnt work!

We have one drum break, and have sliced it up in different ways using 8 patterns. We want to trigger each pattern from one specific MIDI note.

Is this possible???

Thanks

midierror

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@Jalex wrote:

News, Infos & Update rund um Sequencer, Synthesizer & DAWs - jetzt reinschauen auf sequencer.de

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@stoiximan wrote:

As the title says where to put vst so Renoise can find it?I made a folder in my home directory named Vst but renoise dont show the vst

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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)
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EatMe - Good Music (2019)
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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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download Renoise:
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( C ) ( P ) music by EatMe - www.eatme.pro (CC) (BY-NC-ND 3.0)
some rights reserved
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Yours trölly,
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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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