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Is there a way of copying a sample from the Note-On Layer to the Note-Off Layer using LUA API, or has that been misplaced by the API altogether?
I used to have a functioning script that would let me copy samples from note-on layer to note-off layer and even change the pitch, which was amazing. @vvoois wrote it i think. i tried to modify it to work with Renoise 3 but it doesn’t seem to.
here’s what i’m working with

--vV's wonderful sample keyzone noteon/noteoff copier + octave transposition for note-off: local NOTE_ON = renoise.Instrument.LAYER_NOTE_ON local NOTE_OFF = renoise.Instrument.LAYER_NOTE_OFF local function copy_note_layers(source_layer,target_layer,offset) local instrument = renoise.song().selected_instrument_index --delete target layers prior to copying (to prevent overlays) if #renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[target_layer] > 0 then --Note that when using the delete_sample_mapping, the index is changing on-the-fly --So you have to remove the mappings from the last to the first entry instead of vice versa. --Else you get errors half-way. for i = #renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[target_layer],1,-1 do renoise.song().instruments[instrument]:delete_sample_mapping_at(target_layer, i) end end for i = 1,#renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer] do local base_note = renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer][i].base_note local map_velocity_to_volume = renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer][i].map_velocity_to_volume local note_range = renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer][i].note_range local sample_index = renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer][i].sample -- local use_envelopes = renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer][i].use_envelopes local velocity_range = renoise.song().instruments[instrument].sample_mappings[source_layer][i].velocity_range local oct_base_note=nil oct_base_note=base_note+offset renoise.song().instruments[instrument]:insert_sample_mapping(target_layer, sample_index,oct_base_note,note_range,velocity_range) end end local function norm() copy_note_layers(NOTE_ON, NOTE_OFF, 0) end local function octdn() copy_note_layers(NOTE_ON, NOTE_OFF, 12) end local function octup() copy_note_layers(NOTE_ON, NOTE_OFF, -12) end local function octdntwo() copy_note_layers(NOTE_ON, NOTE_OFF, 24) end local function octuptwo() copy_note_layers(NOTE_ON, NOTE_OFF, -24) end renoise.tool():add_menu_entry{name="--Sample Mappings:Paketti..:Copy Note-On to Note-Off Layer +12", invoke = octup} renoise.tool():add_menu_entry{name="Sample Mappings:Paketti..:Copy Note-On to Note-Off Layer +24", invoke = octuptwo} renoise.tool():add_menu_entry{name="Sample Mappings:Paketti..:Copy Note-On to Note-Off Layer", invoke = norm}renoise.tool():add_menu_entry{name="Sample Mappings:Paketti..:Copy Note-On to Note-Off Layer -12", invoke = octdn} renoise.tool():add_menu_entry{name="Sample Mappings:Paketti..:Copy Note-On to Note-Off Layer -24", invoke = octdntwo}

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How do I make Renoise send a wavefile (selected_sample_index) to an external app? I know how to boot up os.execute(“appname”) and i could send it a path to a sample, but how does one create a stable sample path?

So I wanna make Renoise send a sample directly to Ableton Live by referencing file with something? does the Renoise LUA API allow for referencing the selected_sample_index and delivering it as a wavefile “safely” (not talkin /tmp/blaablaa.wav - which would then consistently keep getting overwritten)

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i’m wondering what the shortcut for this is? if there’s no shortcut, is there a way of doing it from the LUA API?

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hi, is it possible to save screensets so that they also have the specific Disk Browser width and content in the Disk Browser (i.e. not modules, but Samples)?

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this is also about XRNT…
So I have this stuff

>>> rprint (renoise.song().selected_track.devices[2].presets) [1] => Init [2] => #SendPakettiInit [3] => Init [4] => Init2 >>> renoise.song().selected_track.devices[2].active_preset = 2

and i’d like to load the #SendPakettiInit of this #send device. but i don’t want to load it by saying “2”, because maybe the slot “2” is not that at all.

How do i make sure that instead of loading “some” preset that happens to be in preset slot, i always load “#SendPakettiInit”, please?

also, how can I load a XRNT? I have no way of changing the Send device settings since i can’t control “Keep Source” / “Mute Source”, only the Amount, Panning and Receiver. Need better control. my solution was to create a preset, but i need to be able to load it. but answering both quetsions would be amazing.

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Renewing my apologies to the forum for the misunderstandings, I make a proposal for the future, it’s just a proposal, feel free to ignore it.
Why rather than creating continuous discussions for each instrument we create, which will then get lost in the labyrinth of the forum (and those with slow brains like mine take a while to understand the situation) let’s not start creating a sort of "user topic "?
For example I’ll open Dr4 Instruments and post all my instruments here.
I think of people like @slujr who create a lot of things, but for months I only saw the ReGranulizer, only now I’m finding everything else, if something like Zensphere Instruments existed, everything would be easier to find.

Let’s move on to the instruments.

Taking inspiration from “303 Clone-ish” and making a few changes to my taste, I tried to recreate a “perfect” emulation that is not perfect, of the TB-303.

The Accent control is something of a strange thing, not having figured out how to replicate it really faithfully, I replicated it quite creatively. The Decay is simply replicated to my taste. The rest should be faithful enough. To use the instrument you need to download NA Black
Obviously nothing prevents you from using the native distortion, but you won’t get the same result (and nothing stops you from replacing the pedal with your favorite one, if you have it)

Furthermore, nothing stops you from making changes and sharing again, in fact, I would be rather curious to see where a tool starts and where it ends up.

RE-303_Saw.xrni (28.7 KB)
RE-303_Square.xrni (26.7 KB)
RE-303_Triangle.xrni (15.3 KB) (experiment)

*Since I have a disease of naming things, my tools will be called RE-something, when external plugins are included, RN when is totally native. (REnoise / Renoise Native)

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Hi, I’d like to modify my “dump VST/AU/Native effects to Console” so that i also have a way of copying the contents of said dump to the OS clipboard. Any idea how to do that?

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hi, I’m wondering how to sort the Menu_Entry content for Tools → Paketti → content
EDIT: well it helps to have the right screenshot

I have a bunch of menu_entries all over the place, should i isolate them to a specific .lua file and tweak the order there, or…?

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Hi, I’ve got Paketti as a GitHub repository. I sometimes update it.
But rolling it into a shareable xrnx file is very confusing to me. I mean, doing it manually from the folder, i don’t know how.
but are there GitHub Actions methods of rolling the package into an installable xrnx directly?

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so i tried this

renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing=1

and this

renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing=Master

and i keep getting an error:

>>> renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing[0] *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].outp..."]:1: '=' expected near '<eof>' >>> renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing=0 *** No matching overload found, candidates: *** void <unknown>(Track&,custom [class String] const&) *** stack traceback: *** [C]: ? *** [C]: in function '__newindex' *** [string "do..."]:22: in function <[string "do..."]:9> *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().select..."]:1: in main chunk >>> renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing=1 *** No matching overload found, candidates: *** void <unknown>(Track&,custom [class String] const&) *** stack traceback: *** [C]: ? *** [C]: in function '__newindex' *** [string "do..."]:22: in function <[string "do..."]:9> *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().select..."]:1: in main chunk >>> renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].outp..."]:1: '=' expected near '<eof>' >>> renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing=[1] *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].outp..."]:1: unexpected symbol near '[' >>> renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().selected_track_index].output_routing=Master *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().select..."]:1: variable 'Master' is not declared *** stack traceback: *** [C]: in function '_error' *** [string "local mt = getmetatable(_G)..."]:29: in function <[string "local mt = getmetatable(_G)..."]:24> *** [string "renoise.song().tracks[renoise.song().select..."]:1: in main chunk

what am i supposed to do, to change the output routing of said track?

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Hello,
can I set the length of a note on a VST instrument individually?
Like in FL Studio: There you can set the note length from 1 ms to 1 hour…

Thnaks
Jogi

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Hey!

So I’m trying to use Bitwig+Redux for vocal-heavy tracks, which is quite harder than plain Renoise obviously. My main gripe so far is that I can’t move stuff between instruments as easily as I can in Renoise.

I was looking for YouTube videos of Redux workflows, because the Renoise workflow videos (primarily those of Groovin in G and Lil Kevo 303) helped my tremendously to get real shit done, so I was wondering if I could use this cheat code for Redux as well?

If not, then I’d love you to spill your secret sauce for Redux here;)

Thanks and happy April Fools’, although this is obviously not a joke, well not a funny one at last

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I have explained how I use Phrases when I make my arrangements in Renoise to a few people.

As an example, I have created a small track for them to inspect, to be able to show what I mean. It’s actually an attempt to cover some parts of Todd Terje’s Inspector Norse.
The reason for choosing this track, is that I feel this gives a very simple view of whats going on.

If anyone is curious, I’ve attached the Renoise file here.
Sinatra_-_Inspector_Norse_Reprise.xrns (2.3 MB)

Note: It’s very basic. For people who have not really touched phrases too much.

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Hello,

this is a new Electro Track with Renoise and :

Roland Cloud : VST Juno 106 (for a bass) and few samples (drums)
Arturia : VST Pigments and VST Acid V - 2 bass
Spire VST - the big lead
And my old midi instrument : Orbit Dance Planet 9090 (the pad)

Good listening !

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Hello!

Is it possible to disable octave switching for an external midi note source?

Thnx!

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So I’m interested in having an a few LFOs apply to a filter cutoff, but I don’t want them to modulate all at the same time. I’m hoping to have LFO1 modulate for the first 512 lines, then LFO2 on the next 512 lines, so on and so forth. Should I just go ahead and turn off LFO1 at the same time that I turn on LFO2, and repeat? I’ve been using paired LFOs and filters but that eats up space in the FX columns pretty quickly.

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Hi!

Color Themes For Renoise General Discussion Damn! This is amazing! Worth making a separate thread just for it imo.

Per @untilde 's suggestion to start a thread for my little python cli tool, here begins a thread

The utility basically just takes an image file input, does some pixel parsing, and then generates a Renoise theme file. I just started really getting into writing Lua so the idea of refactoring from Python to Lua to make a native Renoise tool that can do this suddenly is of interest. Collaboration would be welcome in such an effort. <3 ya’ll.

Color Themes For Renoise General Discussion [Renoise Image To Theme Utility] Color Themes For Renoise General Discussion hihihihi everyone… i’m new here here is a nice little utility, written in python, for generating themes i cooked up while stoned on the front porch last eve… feed it an image file, set some parameters to taste, and enjoy. u all @slujr perhaps you can make a quick video showing it off? EDIT: link fixed

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A month ago I played my Fast tracker II / Renoise track “live” in club in the Netherlands.

I was given the Mp3 and i decided to over impose screen-grabs from trackers going on.
It s a post production so it s not 100% in synch (+ the usual issues when playing live in a club)-
Hope you enjoy the video (Sonically it s a bit “challenging”. )

Rotello Live@Trash Massacre 2024 (Berzerk VS Aneurysm Recordings)

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Looking for granular solutions…any advises about it?

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Cizzle (ALM)

ALM Cizzle module:

VCV Library ALM Busy Circuits CIZZLE

ALM042 CIZZLE: Dual Oscillator inspired by Casio CZ

Used to have a huge Cazio CZ, loved the sound of it.

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