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@Raul wrote:

This topic is about Plugin Options window: Auto-scale external editor on HiDPI screens (W10).

As of version 3.2.0, in the Plugins Options window there is a checkbox called Auto-scale that appears activated by default for all plugins (or that is what I understand).

Is there any way to change it? That is, the Auto-scale is never activated for any plugin. Is this checkbox in the preferences.xml file?

It turns out that in most of the plugins I use, scaling does not work correctly. I always have to deactivate the Auto-scale and reload the plugin. I know that the specific configuration of each plugin is saved individually. But it is annoying to have to do this one by one.

It would be very nice if Renoise had a plugin manager, who could enable or disable all those plugin properties in a single window.

I’m obviously using UI scaling in Renoise preferences, specifically 125% and 150%.

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I have reviewed the API does not mention the plugin escalation option. So it’s not possible to create a tool

class: InstrumentPluginProperties properties: alias_fx_device_index alias_fx_track_index alias_instrument_index auto_suspend auto_suspend_observable available_plugin_infos available_plugins channel channel_observable midi_output_routing_index plugin_device plugin_loaded transpose transpose_observable volume volume_observable methods: __STRICT load_plugin

auto_suspend is available It seems that the latest features have not been added in the API. If we had read / write access and _observable to all the properties of the plugins, it would be possible to build a centralized manager, to pre-configure each plugin and be able to launch it, even showing a small image of each plugin that could be editable (add image) by the user. It is a pity that tool programmers cannot do these things because these properties are missing in the API.

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@helltrack wrote:

I would like to see better Midi Import in Renoise. Idealy dragging a midi file onto a track would import the notes to the current pattern. there’s a lot of great new Midi composing vsts that let you drag out midi, like the captain plugs for example and would make it easier to import notes from DAWs like Ableton or Bitwig.

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@13_2 wrote:

SEAL MEAT - W E I R D

Seal Meat - W E I R D (psst. click me)
Made a new song today! Hope ya like it.

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@valankar wrote:

How can I get past this error in OSX? I tried clicking ‘Open Anyway’ in Preferences -> Security & Privacy. But it is not an app. It is a VST. Clicking that button doesn’t seem to do anything and the VST still can’t be loaded.

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@Kaao wrote:

Economics and Mastering are the two things that need to be addressed properly.

Facebook seems to be working on a netcurrency for GNU. Which is interesting, maybe things will work out better in the GNU camp aswell. Renoise is ofcourse quite good on GNU aswell. The whole sequencer thing that happened in 2000, with plugs etc, KvR related etc, is ofcourse redunant. The compact tracker format is much better. And mastering can be tweaked if it needs, on playback.

And I think the typical “standardized mastering” would solve a lot of mastering oddness. A good OS can solve both, and potentially support a streaming type economy for tracker files.

A Fir RMS and Knee 4 band would sound optimal, and IIR bandsplits can be psychoacoustically optimized for similar sound in/out. (an optimal sound between IIR and FIR), and limiter release can have threshold, or atleast hold. One should take care so that the releasetype does not sound too brutal, but is generalized. Really in this case just to even out the impulses for held release.

And as stated earlier, the original Amiga had no interpolation, but rather variable rate DAC. No interpolation = no interpolation error. However the “aliasing” should be filtered out. Which is the polyphase “interpolation”.

So indeed support for netcurrencies in trackerformat, and a standardized good 4-band mastering preset (experts will no doubt tweak it), will solve much. Maybe the trackerformat will be seen as superior because of its flexibility, and updatable sound, with updated DSP etc.

Peace.

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@ArturRembe wrote:

Hi. I think to render a vst synth as “Instrument” is a good Alternative to bounce / freeze a track.
For example:
Yesterday i use repro 5 in hq mode to do a Pad.
So i play a accord and you know this take a lot of CPU.
Then i render it to a Instrument with 1 step, 3 octaves and long during and tall times.
I want to loop foward-backward the middle Part of the Sound while Pressing a key.
Is it possible to do it One Times and not 36 Times for every single waveform / key?

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@lain wrote:

Going to work on this idea for a future song

https://soundcloud.com/lainvolta/she-lain-volta-just-say-youre-mine-2013-raw-demo

Edit: i forgot how to add soundcloud embeds xD

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@jochknoch wrote:

Hey.
So ive made a rather long song using a lot of large samples and autoseek.
But it started crashing and then continued doing so more and more to the point that i cant play it from about half of the song anymore without it crashing.

Errorlog says:

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Player: Constructing…
Player: Creating slave threads…
Player: 4 threads enabled. 4 CPUs are available.
Player: Start running…
GUI: Creating the Document GUI…
GUI: Successfully constructed
Application: Loading ‘drevv2crash2.xrns’.
MIDI: Loading MIDI actions from file ‘C:\Program Files\Renoise 3.1.1\Resources\Scripts\GlobalMidiActions.lua’…
Osc: Loading OSC actions from file ‘C:\Program Files\Renoise 3.1.1\Resources\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\LXM-DrumPadSynth.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\LXM-DrumPadSynth.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\DrumBurst.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\DrumBurst.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\SQ8L.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\SQ8L.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\Opus_8\Opus8.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\Muon Software Ltd\Tau.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\Muon Software Ltd\Tau.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\iZotope Vinyl.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\iZotope Vinyl.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\Chrysalis-Son of a pitch\Son of a pitch.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\RescueMK2.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\RescueMK2.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\TAL-Vocoder.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
RemoteAudioPlugin: Instantiating ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\Musik\in\jb_ferox.dll’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating pipes…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Launching plugin server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Connecting to the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Creating plugin instance in the server…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Initializing plugin instance…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Successfully initialized
Player: Constructing…
Player: Creating slave threads…
Player: 4 threads enabled. 4 CPUs are available.
Player: Start running…
GUI: Creating the Document GUI…
GUI: Successfully constructed
Application: Successfully loaded ‘drevv2crash2.xrns’.
RemoteAudioPlugin: Closing ‘Son of a pitch’…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Stopping server thread…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Shutting down server process…
RemoteAudioPlugin: Disconnecting pipes…
CrashLog: Handling Exception! Code : C0000005
CrashLog: 0000000140DA93DC: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +BCACEC
CrashLog: 00000001409225BB: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +743ECB
CrashLog: 00000001409171BB: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +738ACB
CrashLog: 00000001408E7775: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +709085
CrashLog: 00000001408CFE2E: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +6F173E
CrashLog: 00000001408C4A74: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +6E6384
CrashLog: 0000000140911126: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +732A36
CrashLog: 00000001409114B8: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +732DC8
CrashLog: 00000001408C687E: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +6E818E
CrashLog: 00000001405073D2: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +328CE2
CrashLog: 00000000777E556D: BaseThreadInitThunk +0000D
CrashLog: FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF: ??? +00000
Application: Caught an unhandled fatal exception (Thread: AUDIO SLAVES)!
Application: Saving a backup…
Audio Plugins: Timeout while waiting for the plugin device to suspend!
Audio Plugins: Timeout while waiting for the plugin device to suspend!
Audio Plugins: Timeout while waiting for the plugin device to suspend!
Audio Plugins: Timeout while waiting for the plugin device to suspend!
Audio Plugins: Timeout while waiting for the plugin device to suspend!
Audio Plugins: Timeout while waiting for the plugin device to suspend!
Application: Terminating…
ASIO: Stop Polling…
ASIO: Timeout while waiting for ASIO to shut down!!
ASIO: Releasing ASIO4ALL v2…
MIDI: Shut down: Closing all acquired MIDI devices…
MIDI: Shutting down MIDI server…

I am running Windows 7, but the song crashed under Linux aswell.

Would be great if someone could help!
Thanks and greetings,
Jochen

Edit: So the thing seems to be autoseeking all these samples… Does anyone know how to fix this or what the most comfortable way to work around this would be?

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@Raul wrote:

It seems that I am questioning nonsense here, but no.

If you have a function called: func ()
How do you check if it exists or not? Actually, I am interested that, when executing a function that does NOT exist, does not return an error.

That is, imagine that you execute a function that does not exist. How do you avoid getting an error back?

I have seen checks within _G, I have seen conditions matched to nil. Nothing works. If you invoke a function that does not exist, it will always return an error. Any ideas?

Check that a function exists or not, can be very useful in specific cases.

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@Chainwallet wrote:

Hey all, new to the forums but started using renoise early this year and wanted to know what y’all think of the stuff I’ve been working on and if anyone makes music they thing I would vibe to based on mine please link! (Breakcore/Gabber/Terror/Noise, probably most inspired by Nasenbluten, The Satan, FFF and 90’s freestyle)
TOTAL NOISE FUCK

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@cupcake wrote:

Hi, i’ve run across a problem while writing my recent Push script, which i thought at first must be due to my script and poor coding of it. But i have disabled all the tools on my laptop and can reproduce the behaviour there also. What happens is this:

Select any empty pattern higher than pattern 0 (1,2,3,4 + etc)
Change its length but do not add any notes.
On the same sequence position change pattern to another one, probably the next higher empty pattern.
Change back to the pattern whose length you just changed, it is now set at the default.

This happens reliably whenever a pattern length has been changed but no longer has an active instance on a sequencer position.

Looks like there’s some over-efficient garbage collection happening, or am i doing something wrong? Is this expected behavior?

I only noticed it when i was adding controls to my script to change pattern length and pattern number from encoders. If i set the pattern length but then changed pattern again the changed length on the previous pattern would reset if i went back past it by whizzing the encoder about.

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@sawtoothpulse wrote:

Does anyone know how to assign and switch phrases using the midi controller, BUT without using the keymap function. The fact is that when working in keymap mode, phrases switch and sound simultaneously with the sound of the track, while switching phrases in program mode changes the sound of the track itself. It is difficult to explain in words, but the point is that is it possible to simply assign a separate key in the midimap to each phrase on the MIDI controller, as this is done with the mouse when the phrase is turned on in program mode? Or how to make sure that in keymap mode, the inclusion of a certain phrase changes the sound of the playing track at the time of pressing. For example, I want the barrel to play triplets at some point. When you press the phrase in which the triplet rhythmic preset is set, the triplets will play simultaneously on the track and it sounds awful. Or, for example, if I’m playing a track with a synthesizer giving out a certain note, and I want the phrase with an arpeggiated chord to sound at the click of a button, in keymap mode everything will sound at the same time, and you get a terrible horror from the sounds. In program mod its ok, but you cannot assign phrases to specific controller buttons in midimapping in it. Or am I just doing everything wrong?

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@stoiximan wrote:

A bit too early but i just couldn’t help my self.
Merry Christmas To All!!! i hope you are doing well.

Lyrics
i guess its time this time of year again, when we all put on our good faces
Outside is snowing and the cold is hard but inside its warm and cozy
I wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart
Lets live and celebrate once more like its the last time

No matter who you are,no matter where you are
I wish you a merry christmas

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@cent_gr wrote:

Does anyone have the Elgato Stream Deck and if so, does Renoise recognize key combinations sent from it? I have tested the stream deck ipad app and if I remember well, it didn’t work. Now, I have purchased the Metagrid app, with intentions to map kay combinations I have already assigned for so many tools inside renoise.
Problem is, Renoise doesn’t “see” the modifier keys…
Is this a problem on Renoise’s end?

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@Neuro_No_Neuro wrote:

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@brainslayer wrote:

sometimes i use multiple audio tracks for dubbing and overall mixing in renoise and i run quickly into the problem that the xrns zip file format is restricted to 4 gb. it saves correct. but shows up a error after saving. it would be good if the zip64 extension could be introduced for the file format to fix that limitatoin

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@TwoThreeZero wrote:

now that i can use the wonderful new detachable mixer window on my second monitor, i move across there a lot to change parameters, which brings the keyboard focus to that the mixer window, which i don’t want.

it’d be great if i could keep the focus locked to my pattern editor instead.

it’s pretty jarring to press a key and expect results in the pattern window, only to have the mixer window be affected instead.

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@Fabrice wrote:

Here is a little tune with a gentle nostalgic mood…

I added some various fx (phone ring, street sound, girl speaking…) at 1’00 to create some anime/film-like ambience but not sure that completly fit.

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@braisremeseiro wrote:

Hi,

How Can I record automations with this MIDI controller?. Also, Can I asign one button of the row to one section in a pattern?.

Thanks.

/B.

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@afta8 wrote:

I’m wondering if there are any tools out there that assist with importing and working on stems? I have a load of stuff done in mobile apps and hardware, either as long stems or short loops and I think it would be interesting to work on these inside Renoise.

I was about to make one but thought I’d look for what else is out there first?

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