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A simple device idea
It work in 3 modes

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Trying to use the M-Audio included ASIO driver and it gives me this error. (M-Audio M-Track Duo Interface)

ASIO: Initializing
ASIO: Trying to open ‘M-Audio M-Track Solo and Duo ASIO’
ASIO: LoadAsioDriver … FAILED
Error Message: Failed to initialize the ASIO driver. Please make sure that the device is properly connected and that the driver is not used by another application.
ASIO: Init FAILED! DriverError :
Error Message: ASIO failed to open. Trying to open DirectSound instead…

Things i tried so far:

• Installed newest version drivers from M-Audio
• Check that msconfig → startup → All else stopped from starting but firewall
• M-Audio Asio driver works in Sound Forge but closing it and trying Renoise fails.
• Asio4All works (But cannot use this to watch video at same time i’m composing to).
• FlexAsio (Pretty much the same)
• Disabled allow application to take exclusive control of this device
• Closing most stuff from task manager by hand

Version : Renoise V3.3.1 (Jan 11 2021)
Date : 2021-03-23
Time : 23:23:12
OS : Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (x86_64)

Any tips or things to try how to get M-Audio included Asio driver to work would be appreciated.

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order pure #ketamine# 3mmc# #mdma##etizolam# skype: kerrychemltd wickr: kerrychemltd

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Renoise & Nexus 3.

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Well, my first attempt at actually putting together an project ever slightly more complex file than a couple of patterns with 3 tracks simply won’t load. It just beachballs at 100% CPU and never completes, I’ve given it 15 minutes to think about it. I have a couple of EW Play and Kontakt instruments in there (I was planning on sampling later on), seems likely they’re the culprits.

How do I get this loaded? Is there a safe mode where I can stub ithe instruments until I figure out what’s bust?

HALP!

(Things were going swimmingly in the initial session!)

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Hi there,

i found this programm from a youtube video of Hoffman.
Im into Protracker on the amiga and also want to use real midi synths over a MPU-401AT on my Win98SE system. Is it possible to download the V1.5 (latest for win98) when i buy a actual license?

regards
Chris

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I use Tracktion 7 as master and Renoise as slave

If I render to a file at 32 bit 176.4Khz with tracktion,will Renoise use the same parameters?

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Renoise & Nexus 3.

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Probably a new user issue, but e.g. I am recording in A2 notes from my synth (shows as A2 in the Instr. MIDI pane) but its recorded at A1 in the pattern, and shown as A1 when being sent back out MIDI. What have I missed?

Side question. My synth documents banks in msb,lsb format but I can’t seem to type that into the box (though it seems I can select the send order). Do I have to always manually multiply out to get the 14 bit bank number?

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Hello!

I’m kinda new here, I suppose. I mean, I bought a Renoise license like 10 years ago, hoping to start using it, but I found it too hard to make it work with my Reason-based setup back then, and didn’t persist past a pair of songs.

Nowadays, Reason can be used as a VST3, Renoise added VST3 support, and somehow my Renoise license is still valid, so I knew what I had to do:

Soundcloud version if you prefer:

Let’s see who cares to talk shop!

So, all sequencing was done with Renoise and the odd Reason player device, while all sounds and effects come from Reason.

It’s probably my 4th song ever finished with a tracker, I’m not super comfortable with the whole “making a song in microsoft excel” thing yet, a few things tripped me up, and I intentionally left in a pair of classic noob mistakes happy accidents, such as the long drone starting around 1:58 being a note off I forgot to send lol.
I tried to use Renoise close to its default settings for now, I want to give it a fair try before I reconfigure things too much.

I tried out a few Renoise tools too, Chord Lord is very neato. I also like how the tracker interface lets me see all harmony at once.

To integrate with Reason, I found that the simplest consistent way would be to use Reason Combinator in every single instance, to program its macro controls, then wire that Combinator to a Renoise Doofer. Otherwise, there’s way too many unsorted parameters to program the one I need. I assume it’s the way most people go about it?

I tried out using Reason player devices, they work pretty well, except I can’t toggle them on the same tick, gotta wait about 3 ticks for it to work reliably, I used the note delay for that. Ah well, musically imperceptible, but annoying.

I found myself using tricks I wouldn’t have bothered with in other DAWs because it’s be too much of a pain. For example at 1:13 I automate bringing down the volume of the reverb and delay send returns to 0 in perfect sync with the notes for a split second, the effect is subtle but interesting.

Reason’s sequencer is a neglected antique breaking at the seams, so I’m desperate for more inspiring options. I dunno if I’ll make many more songs with Renoise, but I definitely want to add it to my frequent roster of music tools now that it has VST3 support. It works particularly well for my style of synth modulation micro-edits. I’ll hear advice if you got any!

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I always have Auto Capture Instrument From Pattern enabled. This simplifies the cumbersome connection between the track you’re working in, and the sample you use in that track.

But. If you’re on a pattern where no notes are entered, instrument is not selected.

Please, please. Make the Auto Capture Instrument read the track in song. Not just pattern. Or add an option for this alongside the one that is already there.

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Hi! This is somewhat a “Tool”, but not a traditional Renoise tool since it’s not a LUA or Duplex thing.

I bought a used LK mk2, for all the sliders, buttons and pots on it. And thought that I could make it better fit for Renoise. Since I’m no coder and havent time to learn Lua or get into Duplex, I decided to make it with the only coding language I know. So it’s a Windows only tool.

What can it do then?

• Put colour on the pads to help remember what you have mapped in Renoise
  You may save different profiles with different colour setups.
• Also add a little Text label for each pad. These 2 point whas the main feature for this “tool”
• Added a page to view all the mapped controls on the keyboard - not just the colored drum pad.
  Select a saved Renoise MIDI mapping file to view,
• See pictures:
  
  
  

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…of tonal harmony…
JS Bach is 336 years old today. First day of spring!

midis for your enjoyment:
http://www.jsbach.net/midi/
http://www.bachcentral.com/midiindexcomplete.html

super quick remix of bvw 1062:

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Here’s a cool thing that I contributed to the trailer for.

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Sun - Goaa

Nexus 3 & RMX.

very electronic as usual ^^

feel free to enjoy.

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Forgive me if I’m blind - but I can’t seem to find an option anywhere which lets me turn off phrases/Prg as default, when loading instruments (xrni). When browsing through the instruments, it’s a annoying to hear all those phrases and manually have to set it off each time. But I have a feeling I’m missing something

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God, I cannot begin to tell you how long I’ve waited for VST3 support, side-chaining, and some of you have probably seen some of my posts. The hours spent EQ’ing and compressing, weird partial workarounds with DDMF or other tools, trying desperately hours after hours after hours trying to rip the mud out of some deeply amazing piece.

And tonight, after an OS refresh and finally getting through installs, weeks after stumbling across news of this update and nearly having a heart-attack … spending an hour throwing a quick base together, drums side-chained into sub-base, side-chained into a grungy bassline, trailed by wandering chord strikes, and everything just so … bloody clear.

I want to say thank you, and thank you is deserved for this work, after years and years and years of begging pleading for this attention, I’m finding a stalemate of balance in this.

But it’s like … I can breathe. It’s all here. It’s all right here.

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Have you some reference MIXs?

mines are for example:
. Audio-Control freak
. Cossfire-Hydra
. Dom & Roland-Parallax

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Hey there. When you download the demo version of Renoise, you are reminded every couple of hours to register your copy, and you are provided a count of how many hours you have used Renoise for. Does Renoise count your hourly usage, even after you’ve registered your copy? If so, how would one find out what the count is?
(Here is one of my screenshots from before I had purchased Renoise showing what I’m talking about.)

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R3.3.1 Win10 x64
I am experiencing precision issues with the timer to run a function repeatedly. When using:

renoise.tool():add_timer(func,time)

I can’t get the timer to run below 60-62 ms. This could be used to create a repeat button, for example to shift the position of the line up or down.
The problem is that the timer seems to run very slow with a value in milliseconds below 60-70 ms.

For example, if you put 1000ms (1s), the timer will work practically perfect:

renoise.tool():add_timer(func,1000)

Up to about 70-80 ms it seems to work fine:

renoise.tool():add_timer(func,70)

But if you use a value lower than 60 ms, the timer will keep running something above 60 ms always. I get the feeling that in previous versions of Renoise (v3.0 …), the timer could run at 10 and even 5 ms with a small margin of error.

Is it possible that add_timer now has a minimum limitation above 50 ms? We need a timer to work ultra-fast, which can reach up to 1ms speed. For example:

renoise.tool():add_timer(func,20)
renoise.tool():add_timer(func,15)
renoise.tool():add_timer(func,10)
renoise.tool():add_timer(func,5)

I have been experimenting with this code that I have purposely written to test it:

local C=0 local T=0 local function bang() local NC=os.clock() T=T+1 --print("T:",T,"clock:",("%d"):format((NC-C)*1000),"ms") vws.TIME_TEXT.text=("T: %s | clock: %d ms"):format(T,(NC-C)*1000) C=os.clock() end local function bang_timer() if not renoise.tool():has_timer(bang) then renoise.tool():add_timer(bang,vws.TIME_VALUEBOX.value) else renoise.tool():remove_timer(bang) vws.TIME_TEXT.text="" C=0 T=0 end end --viewbuilder local function gwt_frame() local FRAME=vb:row{ vb:valuebox{ id="TIME_VALUEBOX", height=19, width=79, min=1, max=5000, value=1000, tostring=function(value) return ("%d ms"):format(value) end, tonumber=function(value) return tonumber(value) end, }, vb:button{ height=19, width=99, text="Timer Test On/Off", notifier=function() C=os.clock() bang_timer() end }, vb:text{ id="TIME_TEXT", width=140, text="" } } return FRAME end

It is even possible to notice that something is wrong simply by simply printing on the terminal.

Can anyone try this? If we cannot comfortably set a value between 10 and 100 ms, the timer is useless in many cases.

@taktik, can you review this matter in depth? Personally I use various tools with add_timer () remove_timer () and i’m experimenting serious slowness problems below 100 ms.

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