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@milkyheart wrote:

very excited to show these to you! these are the first demos for the 8th milkyheart EP, ‘hyper level’. i was mainly exploring the sound design of extreme walls-of-sound compression.

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@aeswaprod wrote:

I have a bunch of plugins that I was using before on a different distro that did work on that. I’ve since changed to Debian, and installed all the plugins, but now a bunch of them either do not show up at all, or they have errors loading. And when I test these plugins in Bitwig, most of the show up, and all the ones that showed up work.

I’m not sure what the error here is, wondering if anyone can help, thanks.

Also whenever I’m opening my old projects, the BPM is getting randomly changed…

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@angeleena wrote:

Hi All! I am new to here!

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@Neuro_No_Neuro wrote:

Working on getting deeper subs and better kick definition while remaining soft, warm, and feathery. All while maintaining my love for Max/MSP-ish clicks and chattering.

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@Neuro_No_Neuro wrote:

Being a fan of mesaelechtele’s Max/MSP projects, I found one that does a method of pattern rotation that I just cannot figure out how to do in Renoise. The bass-line in the video is what I’m looking to do (see example video below).

I can do this manually per pattern, by rotating/wrapping the pattern down by 1 or more steps using the tool called “Pattern Rotate”. In one way, that is really excellent for making sure the patterns in the song sound random, but are truly controlled in the end.

what I’m looking for is a pattern rotator that can do this automatically, as an effect, versus a tool. Is there such a method to do this in Renoise, for version 3.1?

I’ve got the sounds down, now I’d just love to get the patterns to react in a similar manner.

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@PPLo wrote:

Hi guys,

Here is a “soft” track that I made.
I gave my soundcloud link for professional purpose but I realised it was filled with hardcore and violent stuffs. So I quickly made a chill track to not scare the unprepared people.

Here it is, enjoy!

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@toimp wrote:

Its pretty useful in Bitwig, would be in Renoise, too. (For effects and instruments)

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@dspasic wrote:

Hi all,

i’m looking to buy some good-quality portable recorder for pairing it with renoise
recording ambient noises, recording instruments, everyday sounds that i could eventually turn into instruments, and alike creative paths.

I was looking at tascam dr40/dr05 at the moment

Any recommendation, from owners?
Thanks

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@EETTEE wrote:

I use FM8 FX a lot and it has a lot of parameters so it doesn’t let you use track commands for the plugin outside of a certain range. Instead of then resorting to automation you can:

1. Bring up an LFO in the track
2. Set the LFO to control the out of bounds parameter
3. Set Amplitude to 100 and Offset to the center
4. Hit the “custom” button and draw an env that is just a straight line in the middle (50)

Then you can control the parameter with the LFO’s offset slider.

Here is the LFO preset:

THE OL’ WRANGLER.xrdp (798 Bytes)

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@Gilli wrote:

Hello everyone,
I happened to use Renoise in more live situations.
With a real-time-kernel and a good audio interface I can work with descent ~3ms on Linux.

To overcome the nature of added latency when using limiters or compressors, I thought it would be useful to have a 0-latency-limiter.

Signal path:

What it basically does, is to apply a signal follower on a gainer. That alone wouldn’t really limit the signal in time unless we used the lookahead-feature, which in turn would introduce latency again. So we accept trade-off to have an initial clipping until the signal follower finally reduces the volume. The clipping is achieved through a distortion effect at the end of the chain. This way we get a zero-latency brickwall-limiting that only distorts in little (hopefully unnoticed) moments.

So what is it good for? Live processing (e.g. guitar, vocals or even a mix) where any added delay is not acceptable and you still want to avoid a lasting distortion caused by loud signals.

Ther doofer’s macro-knobs represent a basic limiter-funtionality: Input gain (pre-gainer), Threshold (Signal follower’s sensitivity), Release and Output (Distortion’s wet-volume).

Zero-latency-limiter.xrdp (7.1 KB)

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@Medito wrote:

I have a problem with my ES-8 audio interface in Renoise.

It can never be initialized in ASIO mode, only in Direct Sound, which is useless to me since it only support two audio in and outs.
I Have three other DAWs I use (Reason 10, Bitwig 2.5 & 3b, FL Studio 20) and it works like a charm in every single one of them, even in Windows 10 as a Primary sound card, just not Renoise.
I tried various sample rates, reinstalling the driver but none of it helps.
Any ideas or am I just out of luck?

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@Del_Monte wrote:

Hey!

A Psytrance track made using Renoise:

All the best to you, Renoise fellows! ॐ
Tonio

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@Jonas wrote:

Perhaps it already exists somewhere? But I’m looking for a tool (keyboard shortcut) which can render a pattern editor selection to sample, but turns off all trackdsp beforehand and turns them back on after rendering finishes.

Right now you have to manually do this, if you want to achieve a seamless sound, using the pattern renders back in the original track, not sounding like the fx are stacked.

I know I can use pattern renders in a new track which doesn`t have any fx, but sometimes you want to keep things in the same track for better oversight.

Would save a bunch of mouse clicks .

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@nasser wrote:

Hello all! New to renoise and really enjoying it.

I am wondering how to set the local fx of a note column via the Lua API. The documentation covers setting a track’s master fx, but I can’t seem to find how to set local fx. Is this supported?

Thanks

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@lilith wrote:

Stupid question: Renoise is located in ~/rns_3_1_1_linux_x86_64 on my system. I can execute it with ./renoise while being in that path. But how can I execute it from everywhere with just the command renoise? I tried to include the folder in my path variables, but it doesn’t work.

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@milkyheart wrote:

opener track from my upcoming mixtape.

since first uploading, i’ve had more sessions with this track and made improvements based on listener feedback. it’s maybe 80% done at this point, the biggest issue is the lack of bass frequencies. the length has stealthily climbed over 3 minutes in the process…

now’s a good time to check it out!

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@LofiMat wrote:

Strip-o-mat was moddelled after a discount plugin which i buyed cheap online and what didnt seem to special at all. It is pretty decent after I tried to recreate this in Renoise it turned out the limititations of renoise/doofer too.

Here the description of the idea-giver:

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Space Strip is a multi-effect plugin featuring 6 modules: Contour, Vibe, Slapback, Ambience, Ensemble, and Stereo. The modules can be arranged in any combination by simple drag-n-drop. Space Strip will add depth and space to your sounds, especially synth and keyboards. The plugin is optimised to be lightweight on the CPU._

Here my new (simple vers.) Doofer:
#STRiP-O-MAT.xrdp (10.0 KB)

Also STRiPPED down to only 5 (makes more sense ins.Renoise) MODULS:

• ViBE , stereo vibrato
• SLAPi , short echo module
• AMBi , short reverb module
• ENSi , multi-voices chorus//flanger
• STERi , stereo manipulation

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@joule wrote:

“Render Song to Disk”
“Render Plugin To Instrument”

Other than that, the GUI seems to be working great

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@djnick wrote:

I really love Renoise Sample editor. In past few months I am using it daily for clearing vocals for videos, cartoons and composed songs and before I add compressor on whole sample track / song, I create all peaks to be nearly the same height.

To make “non-clickable” volumes, I enable “snap” icon and then select sample, part by part and each time I raise or lower volume by hitting “F10” key which will bring me “Adjust Volume” window where I either RAISE or LOWER sample selection for + or - 0,500 or 1 dB.

I’ve also configured CTRL + SPACE to “Silence Selection” (much faster than previously: hit F10, set volume to -INF dB and hit enter for process)

I have question:

1 - Is there easier way to adjust volume for default 1 dB without need to hit and oper F10 window? It would be fantastic if there will be buttons to + or - sample selection directly in Sample editor. Maybe it would be possible to create (and add short-cut key) macro or script that would speed up working with samples a lot?

2 - I have one more question: when I zoom sample (with middle mouse button wheel), would it be possible to set “middle mouse button” key to act as “hand tool” (or “Alt” + “Middle Mouse Button” for scrolling zoomed sample left/right? The only way (that I know) is - zoom sample and watch it left/right by holding “LEFT ALT” and “mouse wheel”?

3 - Is there possibility to enable helping “guide lines” in background of the Sample instead pure black background, as seen, for example, in old WaveLab software. Those guide lines are 50% below and 50% above sample’s central line (which represents “0” / Zero. Above is +100%, below is -100%. Guide lines are on 50% and would help a lot for clearing and fixing samples volumes - matching guide lines height, for example.

4 - And finally - Are there possibility to open “Modulation” tab OVER “Waveform” tab so we can easily make for example - volumes on samples (that would be non-destructive), as seen in WaveLab or Adobe Premiere (where you can see wave below video in time-line where you can add volume, reverb, compressor and many other basic effects)? If yes - how?

Modulation tab is not very useful as you work on “what you hear” instead - “what you see” (as expected), for more precise work. I guess - there is some “hidden” button to show sample in the background of “Modulation” tab

Cheers!

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@svenfux wrote:

Hi!

I’m having a bit of trouble getting the Arturia CMI V VST to work with Renoise.
it USED to work, but I suddenly got an error-message when trying to load it.

The Renoise log tells me the following:

VstPlugs: Trying to instantiate C:\Program Files\VstPlugins\CMI V.dll
VstPlugs: Instantiate FAILED (caught structured exception) !!!

Audio Plugins: Failed to open plug VST: CMI V

Exception: Failed to initialize the plugin ‘VST: Arturia: CMI V’.

Error Message: Failed to initialize the plugin ‘VST: Arturia: CMI V’

• I uninstalled the plugin through Arturia’s Software Center and did a fresh install (The version that is installed now is a newer version that the one I had installed previously).
• I reopened Renoise and Rescanned previously failed plugins, but now it disappeared from the list of Plugins.
• I double checked that the DLL was indeed in the installed location (the location that is scanned by Renoise).
• I renamed CachedFailedVSTs_x64.db and CachedVSTs_x64.db and they were rebuilt, but the VST is still missing from the list after restarting (and rescanning) Renoise.
• I tried, as a test, to load the VST throught Ableton Live 9 and it works perfectly fine. It also works to run it as a standalone.

The weird thing is that it’s only this VST that doesn’t load. All the other Arturia V collection VST’s load without any issues.

I’m using Renoise 3.1 64bit with Windows 10.
The VST is question is also 64bit (32bit version does not exist).

Has anyone else experienced this issue?

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