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how do i set up tooltips for buttons, text, sliders or any lua gui objects? so hover mouse over something and you get a line of text shown?

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Hello,
I was a little bored today.
If I already have ReTonic for Reaper, why not make it for PlugData
The base works, I’m going for a beer

Retronic, a ReTonic remake for Renoise into PlugData

update

Retronic with basic midi support

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As we all surely know, resampling is one of the core features in renoise and a great way to explore new territories with sampling and effects. It’s a feature I use heavily and I’m always looking to improve/learn new ways of using it.

One thing that has repeatedly come up is how to use resampling in a track while keeping all samples/tracks tidy. For example, I create Track 1 with a VST synth as its source. Let’s say I add chorus and bit-crush to it and input some notes into the tracker. Now I want to resample that audio and use it as its own instrument. I render to sample and renoise creates a separate instrument slot with the recording. What I usually do is create Track 2 and play the resample there, with no effects as they are already baked in.

My question is, do you guys tend to keep the original Track 1, create Track 2 for the new resample and continue producing? I find myself having a ton of original tracks and then a “mirrored” amount of “dry” resampled tracks with the effects already baked in.

This can get a bit complicated to organize (plus having to mute Track 1 so the original notes do not play, only the resampled ones). I even began deleting the original track altogether and practicing that destructive workflow. But I wonder what other renoise user do.

How do you approach this in your projects? Have you found a workaround?

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Hi, so I downloaded the Renoise demo around 40 minutes ago, and I’m trying to sample a drumbreak, and so I added the folder with the drumbreaks to the sample file in my file explorer, but it isn’t showing up in Renoise. How do I make a file appear in the samples tab on the right? Sorry if this is a really dumb question, but I can’t figure it out.

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Let’s say I’ve got a song that includes around 100 instruments (incl. samples) and I need to lower the volume of every single instrument by for example 4.5 dB. I’m talking about the volume values that can be found in the Sampler tab (Sample Properties) or within the Plugin tab. Is there a way to adjust ALL instrument volumes at the same time? Or do I need to adjust the volumes one by one? Never needed to do this, but in this case I do. Thanks!

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is there any plan to issue redux as a VST3 ? i disabled vst2 in my daws as most are supporting vst3 well, and the dupes are noisy (incl. renoise).

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If I write 1001 or 1000 in the global FX column, I can enable/disable the effect device for that track, but what is the simplest way to make this work probabilistically and exclusively?

Specifically, I would like to control the activation of Repeater by probability, and I thought I could do that by putting Y00 or something in the Global FX column, Group FX column, etc., but it still doesn’t work.

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hi is it possible to have a midi knob or a button or a slider set up that does something in Sample Editor, and something else in Pattern Editor?

i.e. “read state, do something”?

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Would like to change username to BlueTail, thank you

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How can I make a render plugin to instrument sound exactly the same as it would in the VST, the modulation, effects, reverb, note range, ect

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Hi there,

My main monitor is a 4K 27 inch . To its right I have placed a Standard HD 1920x1080 27 inch with a vertical orientation. The idea is to keep Renoise pattern editor on the vertical monitor. Unfortunately the pattern editor doesn’t work when in fullscreen, meaning that the play button would not respond. You can see the UI freezes in some weird way too. If I exit full screen while still keeping the renoise’s pattern editor it on the vertical monitor all works as expected. I’m on macOS Monterey 12.7.3 on a Mac mini (M1,2020). Does anybody know why this would happen? Is this a bug ?

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My new lobit/lofi/alternative/pop/rock album made with Renoise was released today on Sub65 Media.

It’s free to stream and download
https://archive.org/details/s65148

Here’s a music video for one of the songs

Origami Repetika - Conversation Town

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hi, i wanna know how do i access the current Renoise KeyBindings.xml? it is stored, on macOS, at:

but i wanna get to there with a script. i mean, get the “path to KeyBindings.xml”.
cos i wanna show something from it.

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I’m passionate about horticulture and cannabis cultivation. I recently moved to Placentia, LA for work and have been diving deep into home gardening. Looking forward to connecting with you all!

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Anyone here still into 3.5e I find version 5 way too simple. I’m old school lol. I have every guide pre 2019. Loads of characters drawn up. I personally like defense rolling vs 10 for ac. I need an online group to join but everyone seems to be on version 5 now

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Hi guys,

Does anyone have any tips/systems in place to finish tracks ?

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does the lua gui allow for a method of showing the current sample’s waveform and modifying it?

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hi, i’m running around with a bunch of dialogs and would love to be able to, upon close dialog, somehow retain their positioning, and then make sure that the dialog opens in that position when reopened. is this possible, or does every lua dialog always start solidly in the center of everything?

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It’d be cool if Renoise was a bit more MS Excel like by letting us set custom colors for different effect automations. Like, if I use an inst. macro, it’d be nice to know which device controls them instead of remembering “this macro is controlled by 2xxx on this track”. I keep mine minimized.

Adding to this, a comprehensive filtering would be great. E.g., Press Filter Button > Filter for Tracks > w/ FX example_text (delay, inst. macro, whatever). Then Renoise darkens the other tracks so you can easily identify which tracks are using them, or highlights them somehow.

Then it’d be even cooler if we could customize other things, like filter for all tracks containing the name “Bass” and solo or mute them.

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