Inserts notes into the Pattern Editor that match Repeater timings. This can be done manually or by linking to a Repeater and using its effect commands to track the changes made.
Advanced Step Composer or A.S.C. is a stepper note injector, with an acidic sequencer approach. It is an evolution of the Acid Step Sequencer tool. Choose a number of steps between 2 and 32. You can manipulate the notes and all their related values. Use the Master Step (“M” swith) for manipulation in selective groups or each step individually. You will be able to import, edit and delete data. Experiment with your notes quickly from a advanced sequencer panel. Use the power of randomization to get more creative in no time. Or use profiles!
"Start Recording On Note Input" or "STN" starts recording notes from the first input note with follow the player's position in the pattern. It will start recording from the selected line.
- Go to "Renoise/Options:~ Start Recording On Note Input" to enable/disable it.
"Playback Loop Selection" or "PLS" play in loop the selection in the pattern editor from a key command. It also allows unmarking the selection and greater control of the loop selection. You can also set the selection with the mouse while the PLS is working.
- Go to "Renoise/Edit/Preferences/Keys: Pattern Editor:Selection:~ Playback Loop Selection" to link it (suggestion: [CTRL + ALT + L]).
- Go to "Renoise/Edit/Preferences/Keys: Pattern Editor:Selection:~ Unmarked Selection" to unmark the selection (suggestion: [SHIFT + CTRL + ALT + L]).
Acid Step Sequencer or A.S.S. is a stepper note injector, with an acidic sequencer approach. Choose a number of steps between 2 and 32. You can manipulate the notes and all their related values. Use the Master Step (“M” swith) for manipulation in selective groups or each step individually. You will be able to import, edit and delete data. Experiment with your notes quickly from a advanced sequencer panel. Use the power of randomization to get more creative in no time. This tool will add hours of fun building your patterns!
The Arturia KeyLab mkII is a "bridge" tool to make these MIDI controller keyboards (KeyLab mkII 49, KeyLab mkII 61 or KeyLab mkII 88) compatible with Renoise.
In general, it enables all the extra buttons of the controller and converts the wheels and faders into dedicated controls for direct editing in the pattern editor and for navigation.
Activate the tool and go. The learning mode of MIDI mapping is not necessary! Turn this controller into something useful!!!
This double function randomizes the notes or values of the selected range within the selected track.
First it is necessary to select an area in the pattern editor. The first line and the last line selected must have different notes/values, which define the minimum and maximum notes/values of the range to randomize.
Use "ALT + mouse select" to the precise selection.
