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@29a wrote:

Anyone knows what would be command to change basenote from which slices keyzones will start?
it is not same as (…).sample[1].sample_mapping.base_note, after i change it when creating first slices everything is back to previous settings (c3 in my case)

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@Ledger wrote:

The following code will crash renoise completely. The necessary components of the crash are

• add a new pattern to the sequencer
• render the new pattern (or a portion of it)
• delete the pattern that was just rendered

There seems to be something going on with the :delete_sequence_at() method aswell where the sequence indexes are not properly updated so the next line of code doesn`t work in some cases. I will try to post back a snippet for that too.

--song local song = renoise.song() --final pattern index local final_pattern = #song.sequencer.pattern_sequence --add a temporary pattern local pat = song.sequencer:insert_new_pattern_at(final_pattern + 1) --insert a c-4 in new pattern ----------------------------- song:pattern(pat):track(1):line(1):note_column(1).note_string = "C-4" --render newly created pattern ------------------------------------------ --renoise.SongPos objects for render range ------------------------------------------ local start_pos = renoise.SongPos() local end_pos = renoise.SongPos() start_pos.line = 1 start_pos.sequence = final_pattern + 1 end_pos.line = 16 end_pos.sequence = final_pattern + 1 --update options table ---------------------- local options = {} options["start_pos"] = start_pos options["end_pos"] = end_pos --prompt user for path local file_path = renoise.app():prompt_for_filename_to_write("wav", "Save Wav") --render -------- song:render(options,file_path,function()end) --delete new pattern --------------------- song.sequencer:delete_sequence_at(#song.sequencer.pattern_sequence)

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@jljosh02 wrote:

Personally I like Rotator. I love the way he samples from literally anywhere but somehow makes it all work as a whole without feeling disjointed. And of course Mr. Snares but come on that’s way too obvious.

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@Conner_Bw wrote:

I just noticed that all the PMs I deleted from the previous forum are back.

My replies are all gone, so maybe (hopefully?) my replies were deleted?

Just flagging because that’s probably not cool with the whole new GDPR / right to be forgotten laws going on these days.

Cheers.

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@BrainClaim wrote:

This track that I am posting here is somewhat a mix of dark ambient and house at the same time with some weird stuff going on in it, it was supposed to be a remake of an old dark ambient track of mine but it took different route, I will be glad for opinions, I hope you don’t despise this “song” too much

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@faaramin wrote:

Hello friends
I’m new to the community
Thanks for this active community

I’ve used Audacity for years and never really liked it. It does the job for quick edits, but I find the UI clumsy and frustrating. Exporting multiple clips from a file is an awkward workflow.

It feels very fiddly with all the precise mousing needed to define and change selections.

Just recently I was getting annoyed because I inserted some markers into an audio file, and you would think that clicking a marker would bring the playback cursor to that point - instead it puts you into editing the text of the marker. The varispeed playback is really poor also. You slide a very fiddly horizontal slider to control the speed.

Is there any alternative that’s more keyboard driven and more intelligent? I think Renoise is the only major GUI program I’ve enjoyed using in a long time.

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@Nisto7777 wrote:

I occasionally convert sequenced video game music formats, to do arrangements/remixes and whatnot. But I can’t seem to replicate the exact tempo of some songs (doing a direct side-by-side comparison completely within Renoise reveals a de-sync eventually).

When you import MIDI files into Renoise, it writes the BPM into the actual song pattern (a rounded tempo). Is this the value that’s actually used internally, or is Renoise in fact using the exact MPQN (microseconds per quarter-note) tempo specified in the MIDI files “behind the scenes”?

The tempo may be quite exact in some cases, so just lowering or raising the BPM by 1 doesn’t help.

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@Ledger wrote:

New alpha Channel Strip Buddy:

ledger.scripts.ChannelstripBuddy_V0.5.xrnx (1.9 KB)

A tool to help when you want to use the same plug repeatedly over several tracks, as with a channel strip. However it works with any DSP you like.

1. Load any device in renoise: EQ,Channelstrip,compressor etc.
2. Right-Click on it for menu entry CSB - Set As Target
3. Now use shortcut `CSB` Toggle Target Device

The shortcut has multiple functions:

• You can open and close the target device (if it has a gui) on the current track .
• Go to a new track with an instance already present of the ‘Target Device’ and it will select/open it, while closing all other previously open gui instances from other tracks.
• If there is no ‘Target Device’ on the new track, one will be added and opened in the same way.

Workflow: Choose your target device. Use shortcut while navigating around to use same device in any track. Locating, loading and open/close operations are all in one shortcut.

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There is also a shortcut for the menu entry mentioned in step 2. above:
`CSB` Set Selected As Target Device

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@zooterman wrote:

Hi, currently the line which you select on the waveform as the start point for playback is lost in the waveform background. Where can I find this item to change its color and make it visible?

(Redux)

-Thx

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@2_daze_j wrote:

What happened to status updates!! It was fun Yo!! and I just became a, “normal member,” when I was almost a, “Levitating Member,” omfg that is horrible!! Horrible!!!

10 years I been using renoise… Now I am normal! NO!!!

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@kdgh wrote:

If possible, I would love to send audio signal to itself. So put a send on send and let that send sent to itself to create a feedback loop. I know this can blast some ears for those who are not aware of the effect, but Dub (Techno) is highly keen on this technique. Something I would love to be able to recreate.

So basically; allow to disable the error “Sending a send to itself is not allowed”. Maybe make an “Are you sure you want to send a send to itself? y/n”. Thanks a zillion!

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@PPLo wrote:

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@Rene wrote:

Hello Renoisers,

new track out: Evening Sun. Music is a bit grown-up, very conventional, easy listening and even maybe suitable for your elevator’s ambience ;-).

Tell me, what you think & happy listening,
René

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@queezteen wrote:

Hi!

I’m using the exponential delay tool. What I’m finding is since it writes all the notes into different note lines that each time the voice plays it’s overlapping.

I can’t seem to find out how to turn the instrument in the sampler section to a single voiced instrument. Is this possible? Or is there a work around for this particular instance?

Thanks!

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@Drito wrote:

Hey guys!

So, the last tracker I used was Protracker 3.11 on the Amiga wondermachine (ok, a bit of Madtracker back in 2004., but it sucked), I recently purchased Renoise and in couple of hours did my first song, but honestly, I’m superlost. It’s been 20 years since my last serious tracking and I’m missing some of the things I knew how to do in Protracker.

For instance, the mute instruction. Not the complete mute, but how you’d mute a guitar string. Can’t find that option anywhere in the documentation.

The thing that bothers me atm is that I can’t find the “spread notes” option. I started the song in a very low tempo, and now I’m stuck with 16th’s and i need to double that amount so I thought I’d just double the tempo and spread the notes across the pattern. Is there a possibility for that or maybe Renoise has a more elegant option?

A HUGE bug I just came across. Tried to export the files to separate channels so I can mix the track a bit in Cubase and maybe add a live bass since it lacks in that department and half the channels bounced WRONG. For instance, I have a channel with bells on delay, monotone. What bounced was a 2 tone polyphony that abruptly cuts…and that’s it. Not just that I didn’t get the effect out, but it was 2 tones all of a sudden…What’s going on? Literally none of the sounds with ANY instructions in the pattern or effects exported right. This is insane, to be honest.

In any case, thanks for the answers.

p.s. This is the tune I did to test out Renoise

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@ffx wrote:

Hi,

I tried to indent a big doofer code block, and failed. Is there a way to 4-spaces-indent a selection of text? Also is there a tag like “spoiler” in the old forum, for big code blocks?

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@ffx wrote:

If you go to a doofer’s preset menu and select “Save as” and then press the button “cancel”, it still tries to save the preset.

Maybe I already reported this

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@ffx wrote:

Lot of Renoise file extensions like doofer, chain etc. are not allowed in the forum, also zip is not allowed

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@Land_of_Bits wrote:

hey here its my new song

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@midierror wrote:

I’d like to make my hi hats more appealing by SLIGHTLY adjusting their start time. At the moment I’m using the S command and writing 0-9 in the unit column and 0-1 in the tens column by hand.

So

S00 to S19

Is there a tool which allows you to set a random start time within a selected range?

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