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Hi. I’m not a new Renoise user. However, I’d like to experiment with live jam sessions, and I’ve not used the sample recorder and other live audio recording stuff that much, so this may seem a beginner question. Anyways…
I’ve figured I can use MIDI mapping to map the “go to next track” to one of my MPK Mini pads. I also mapped “Show sample recorder” and “start sample recording” to pads, so I can do these things on the fly.
My question is: is there a way of recording a “sample” (actually an entire pattern of a guitar line) and as soon as the pattern ends, instead of the sample being available as an instrument, it is automatically put on the top of the pattern at the current selected track?
This way, I could easily jam and record live sessions, and totally fake-overdub some lines together to make a live song.
Is there any way of achieving it? Is there a better way of doing this? Thanks in advance!

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I still need to mix it better.

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Alright, I’ve been able to create a pad from six (6) tuneable comb filters. Here’s the example:

Comb+Digital +Analog Filter Bank.xrni (1.5 MB)

I took a noise sample that I liked, lowered the volume down a lot, and have a really nice ambient noise ‘pad’ that can be tuned into chords with knobs. Great!

Now, what if I wanted to control the tuning of the entire sound?

Say I’ve got a chord going, it sounds great, but I want to drop it a 5th the next time I strike a note? How would I get all 6 tuned comb filters to pitch themselves downward simultaneously?

Is there a way to hook up a keytracker or some other device to trigger such a reaction?

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Hello Renoise Team…over the years we love your program every day a bit more and now we never will think about it to do our works without it.

Here came our idea to build a Livelink ( such as unreal and character creator and Iclone (reallusion ) have to compose picture synced music or soundtracks or fxsoundlines for intros and image films.
It should sync to a videoplayer (mpc-player or similar ) or a videoeditor

We think it must have a function to sync the movement inside Renoise BMP-Speed to the video. If the we scroll forward or backward in the song the video also scrolls synced FW or BW. is this possible to create such a plugin?
we enjoy hearing from you and hope somebody can realize this idea? With best wishes and a good time…gon on with your great wor.
RON 2IDs media:design

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OSX/WIN [free]

https://www.sonicbits.com/exakt-lite.html

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So, this function runs when I move up/down in pattern sequencer, but it usually prints previous pattern position. Am I doing it wrong?

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Rhythm is off in some parts, need to fix that, but otherwise got the starting sketch of the track done.

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Hello, I discover Roland Zenology and I tried to load it in Renoise but I can´t get it to detect the VST.

ZENOLOGY: Software Synthesizer - Be One With Your Sound

Plug-In Formats:
VSTi 3.6 (64 bit)
AU
AAX

Renoise compatible formats (from your web):
VST, AU, LADSPA and DSSI.

Somebody got it to work?

Regards.

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Sorry for the noob question, Is there a way to alter phrase speed or bpm ?
Like having a song run at 90 bpm and the phrase at 120 or more.

Or… is there a simple way to create an arpeggio?

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Hi,

I know I could use samples and forget about this, but just trying to learn a bit.

I am trying to get more into synthesis using renoise only and in particular looking at bass at the moment. I wanted to try to create something that approximated a bass guitar. I came across this tutorial for massive which is exactly the sort of tone I’m looking for.

I realise that renosie does not have a wavetable synth but with the brilliant custom synth and selection shaper tools I feel it might be possible to approximate the ‘bender’ waveform that is used in the massive patch. This gif shows that the bender waveform dials from a pure sine through to a spike with a low duty cycle. The patch modulates the wavetable to deform the sine wave with an envelope. I sampled the patch waveform from the tutorial and can see the underlying form is a sine wave skewed with a 30% duty cycle and another waveform in the 70% half of the wave. I sampled the bass in the intro to Dazed and confused and the approximate repeating waveform is quite similar to that in the massive patch.

Can anyone see how I could recreate or approximate this patch in renoise using more primitive sampled waves + modulation/filter?

Thanks,
Ross

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Hello!
I’ve just released a bit crusher pedal inspired by the tonal qualities of vintage samplers, MPCs and the love of lo-fi sounds.

It comes hand made in a rugged metal enclosure packed with high quality components which include a genuine arcade button.

midierror

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Hi!

I was always annoyed that in linux renoise version you have to always change focus from a plugin window to DAW window if you want to play a few notes and see how it sounds.

So I made a very simple script that uses xdotool to solve this issue. It basically waits for focus change events and as soon as one happens, it switches focus back to the renoise window.

Here’s the script itself.

You can just download it, put it into ~/bin or ~/.local/bin or /usr/local/bin depending on your distro and personal preferences, make it executable with chmod +x and use

permafocus.sh start to fix the focus at currently focused window, permafocus.sh stop to stop it and permafocus.sh toggle to, well, toggle it.

You might have to install xdotool to use it.

Suggested use would be to use your window manager or hotkey daemon to bind this script to some key combination. I personally use win+s to toggle permafocus.

I hope this is helpful to somebody here.

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Hi !

Since my begining of renoise, my music production changed a lot and recently moved toward “Playing” i have now an akai mpd218 and a novation mk3 that i would like to use with renoise.

So i would like to see how you do it, and give my some ideas or thought.

One problem i have right now is renoise do not magnet recorded notes to beat, is it possible to block the delay recording ?

Thank tyou all

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Hello all, I’m hoping that someone might be able to figure out what, if anything, I might be doing wrong when trying to access one of my ASIO drivers in Renoise. To give a quick summary, I’m using Voicemeeter Potato to do all of my audio routing and part of the software is a Virtual Insert ASIO driver, allowing software such as a VST host or DAW (in this case, ideally Renoise) to have access to each of the inputs and outputs of the Voicemeeter mixer. In total there are 34 I/O channels, and the plan was to not only use Renoise for music creation but also to be an effects insert for my mic and instruments before they are even sent anywhere else. However, every time I attempt to choose the driver in question, it fails to initialize, as shown in the following picture:
For reference, I am currently using Voicemeeter’s third virtual strip (labeled VAIO3) as the normal output for Renoise, and using a roundabout method to send my microphone input for processing, but it would be much easier having direct access to each of the strips using the driver. Now, you may notice that in addition to the Voicemeeter Potato insert driver, there is also just a standard Voicemeeter insert driver. That one is used on the previous version of Voicemeeter called Voicemeeter Banana, and to my surprise that one works. Unfortunately, Banana is not as full featured as Potato, and I can only have one version running at any given time, and the standard insert driver only has as many channels as Banana uses anyways (22 I/O). Here’s a comparison:

Currently I have tried reinstalling both Renoise and Voicemeeter from scratch, but nothing seems to get it to initialize. At first I thought it certain that Voicemeeter was to blame for all of this, that the driver was simply bugged, but just to be sure I checked on whether I could use it on other software, and to my surprise it worked. So far I’ve only tested Image-Line’s Minihost Modular and OpenMPT, but it connects to either of them without any issues. (Actually, Minihost Modular only allows me to access 30 of the 34 pins for some reason, OpenMPT shows all possible outputs)

So yeah, at this point I’m at a loss. I’d like to be able to take advantage of this driver but I can’t find anything to help me solve this mystery. Any help would be appreciated on this front. For reference, I’m using Renoise version 3.2.1, Voicemeeter Potato version 3.0.1.3, and Windows 10 version 1903.

Thank you!

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So I made quite a few hip hop beats in Renoise in 2018 -19 and have just got round to finalising them and sharing them online (lockdown life!).
I’ve shared a few previously but thought it would be best to put them all in a playlist on soundcloud so it’s a collection from that time. It was just me having fun riffing on themes from some of my favourite producers but in doing so I think I found my own sound.
I’m working on new music now so feels good to draw a line in the sand and release this set.

And I enjoyed using Renoise. One question though… I use swing a lot, is there a way to add it to individual tracks instead of globally?

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