Demo Downloads
Download latest demo versions of Renoise. Please check the System Requirements to see if your system is capable of running Renoise.
See what has changed in the latest version: Release Notes. For downloads from earlier versions, see Archived Renoise Demos.
Should I download the 32-bit or 64-bit version?
The advantage of 64-bit is mainly being able to use more than 4 GB of RAM, and that the 64-bit version runs slightly faster. Whether you are using a 32-bit or 64-bit version, Renoise's internal audio precision remains exactly the same. To run the 64-bit version, your OS must be a 64-bit one. If in doubt, use the 32-bit version. It will always work on any OS.
- If you rarely or never use plugins, and have a 64-bit OS, go for the 64-bit version of Renoise as well. The 64-bit version can use more than 4 GB of memory and will perform a little better.
- If you use a lot of plugins, your OS is a 64-bit one, and most of your plugins are available as 64-bit plugins, then you might also want to go for the 64-bit version of Renoise.
- When ReWire is an important part of your workflow, make sure that both the ReWire host and slave (Renoise and some other application) are both either 32-bit or 64-bit. ReWire does not work across the "bit boundary".
Demo Restrictions
- no ASIO support on Windows
- rendering to .wav is disabled
- rendering/resampling selections is disabled
- rendering/freezing plugin instruments to samples is disabled
- nag screens
- as ReWire Master, only the first stereo input bus will be available
- as ReWire Slave, Renoise will occasionally generate a small subtle hiss
Buy Renoise to download the full, unrestricted Renoise 2.8 immediately from Renoise Backstage.
Documentation
Beginners Video Tutorial
A step-by-step guide to create a song in Renoise: LearnRenoise on Youtube.
Quickstart Guide
Renoise User Manual
Have fun with Renoise!