Mixing

What it`s for:

This tool is to help you achieve a balanced mix more quickly. It features 4 Gain-Nudge Buttons, which apply to the tracks post-faders. There are two modes of action:

INVERSE mode:
The Gain Nudge buttons effect the current track post-faders and all other tracks post-faders will be moved in the opposite direction. Similar to a Tilt EQ.

CURRENT mode:
The Gain Nudge buttons effect the current track post-faders only.

This is a collection of shortcuts aiming at a faster and more simple keyboard based editing and recording workflow. It also provides you with alternatives to the vanilla shortcuts. And some mixing tools.

A helper for when you are mixing and want to zoom in on the details of a particular track, as an alternative to full solo.

GUI has:
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1) [BPM Buttons]

to speed or slow the BPM by 30. The original song BPM is shown in the text above.

2) Track selection popup

choose track you wish to solo

3) [Spotlight Solo button]:

This tool gives you a simple way to reference your mixes against professional releases or other tracks for mixing/ compositional purposes.

For GUI use:

Open the GUI with either:

A) The Shortcut "Global:Tools:`TRT` Reference Track GUI"

Menu entries:
B) Instrument box: Toggle Reference Track GUI
C) Tools menu: Ledger`s Scripts >Toggle Reference Track GUI)

1. load up the wav sample of your reference mix, into a renoise instrument slot.

This tool works by adding menu entries to the DSP lanes/ Mixer for navigating to and from the send tracks.

1. If you have a send device on a track, select it then right-click for menu. You should see an entry:
~ Go to Send

Click it and you will be taken to the send track the device is routed to.

2. On any send track that has a send device routed to it, right-click on the DSP lane and you should have a list of all the tracks with those sends. Choose the one you want and you will be taken to that track/ send device. The entries will look something like this:

Runs in the background and lets you control multiple track (pre&post) volumes and maintain their relative levels.

Usage:
When it's enabled select tracks that you want to control in the pattern matrix and then adjust any mixer volume fader, all other selected tracks will also be adjusted by the same decibel value.

By default the tool is set to be operated manually and to only work on post fx volume faders.
Installing gives you two keyboard shortcuts, "Multi Volumes Enable" and "disable". Assign these to keys to manually enable/disable the tool.

The AlphaTrack tool for Renoise adds native support for the advanced features of the Frontier Designs AlphaTrack DAW controller.

A quick reference guide to the features and controls can be downloaded here.

Observes track names and automatically assigns colors to tracks by predefined filter rules.
It's comparable to Reapers SWS auto color extension. How it works is best explained by example:

E.g. filter is: kick, snare, hihat, drums -> color red
E.g. filter is: synth[0-9], lead -> color green

Faderport driver integrates the Presonus Faderport DAW Controller seamlessly into Renoise. Focus is laid on mixing (mixer+fx control), automation envelope creation, and general DAW control. This tool can seriously improve the ergonomics of your workflow and mixing process.

History:
1.0 - inital release (Renoise 2.6)
1.0.1 - bugfix release, fixed manual (Renoise 2.6)
1.0.2 - output button now toggles and displays pre-fx / post-fx mixer state, updated device mappings, updated manual (Renoise 2.7)
1.1.0 - emulator mode, better help integration, fixes and improvements (Renoise 3.0)