This software has a LOT of cool features i would like.
I just wish i had the patience to learn the Tracker method of input. Which i don't, even after first seeing one over ten years ago.
It looked so cool the way my tracker using friend just tapped away like he was touch typing, and out popped a sick tune.
oh well!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbV8dLpB ... r_embedded#!
new renoise 2.8 update
new renoise 2.8 update
ctrl + left/right = select transient
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
Re: new renoise 2.8 update
It's a kickass program and I know it well, but I never use it seriously anymore because bottom line is, for writing melodies & chord progressions, I personally require a piano roll. I can play such parts into the tracker but editing them is a nightmare; I need to 'see' chords, not read reference notes. Just my pref though. For rhythmic work, Renoise / tracking is an absolute beast, and *very* fun once you get a hang of it. At this point I basically just do rhythm sequencing in Renoise on my laptop when travelling or otherwise out and about, then export those little files as loops to use in a song in Live back home later. Fun stuff.
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my industrial music made with Ableton Live (as DEAD WHEN I FOUND HER): https://deadwhenifoundher.bandcamp.com/
my dark jazz / noir music made with Ableton Live: https://michaelarthurholloway.bandcamp. ... guilt-noir
my dark jazz / noir music made with Ableton Live: https://michaelarthurholloway.bandcamp. ... guilt-noir
Re: new renoise 2.8 update
Actually, for note visibility for me renoise wins because I can see all tracks at once and therefore know any accidentals. It makes working with complex key changes loads easier.mholloway wrote:I can play such parts into the tracker but editing them is a nightmare; I need to 'see' chords, not read reference notes.
Re: new renoise 2.8 update
Like being in the matrix, you mean!keefbaker wrote:
Actually, for note visibility for me renoise wins because I can see all tracks at once and therefore know any accidentals. It makes working with complex key changes loads easier.
ctrl + left/right = select transient
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
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Re: new renoise 2.8 update
i am into it.
will do some experimentation.
I do strictly vinyl sampled hip-hop beats
will do some experimentation.
I do strictly vinyl sampled hip-hop beats
Peace & Love, Lord Toranaga