Renoise In:Depth is a web magazine about music production with Renoise. Whereas the Tutorials Wiki is the equivalent of the product manual with a broader view on subjects, Renoise In:Depth explains features and concepts in greater detail and shows how Renoise is used in practice.
The very first public demo and Release Candidate for registered users of Renoise 1.9 will arrive a little bit later than promised.
In the meantime, check out the Renoise 1.9 sneak peek by everyone’s favorite Renoise monkey, the honorable Mr. Baguette.
The secret delay problem that your soundcard’s company does not want to be too public about. Let us dig deeper to solve the problem. The reward: recordings that sit perfectly in your mix.
The server on which renoise.com is hosted experienced hardware failure, causing the site to be down for the past day.
It appears all data has now been restored without any significant loss of data. If the site does not look or behave correctly, please be patient as we tie up the remaining loose ends. If you experience anything inordinary related to the site, please contact us. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Due to popular demand, all articles in the Renoise News category are now removed from In:Depth’s home page and main feed.
There are numerous reasons to send MIDI data between Renoise and another program, merge MIDI data or even send MIDI data to a different computer.
In this tutorial I will try to cover every possible scenario.
Let’s make some effects.
BeatBattle 5’s Final Ranking has been published, so it is time to give all the winners their prizes. In fact, all plugins from CamelAudio, Crysonic, NUSofting and Tone2, and the Trotch discography, have already been given away. We are now collecting personal information from those who win the Renoise licenses and WusikStations.
At the moment of writing, we have sent e-mails to ranks 5 to 9. If you are one of them, please answer as quickly as possible, so we can proceed with the next ranks. We might have prizes for ranks up to 20, so stay alert.
We are handing out over 1500 Eur worth of VSTs, records and Renoise licenses:
Find out if you are one of the winners:
Renoise’s epic music compo BeatBattle 5 ~Underwater~ is coming to an end. The final ranking will be determined and published tonight, 31 July 2007 at 23:59 + 2:00 GMT. After that time, althought it will still be possible to rate and review, the outcome of the compo cannot be influenced anymore.
Which songs do you think will be make it to the top 5? If you haven’t done so, leave a rating for the songs while you still can!
Update - results are in!
It is almost time to announce the winners of the Renoise BeatBattle 5 ~Underwater~ music competition. Be quick if you still want your opinion on the songs to be heard, because the voting closing date is only 4 days away: 31 July 2007.
Vote now: BeatBattle 5 voting
A neat resource for beginners to check out when getting into the world of digital music production.
