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Hey guys. Tried Renoise demo a couple of nights ago and gelled with it instantly!!! Really cool program - feels lightweight and powerful. I’ve bought a Polyend Tracker too and look forward to using them together.

One concern, however - On my laptop (2017 i7 MacBook pro Retina) Renoise works super great - really fast and snappy and responsive. HOWEVER on my faster i9 2020 Imac, it is very sluggish! Clicking on buttons has a noticeable delay. The VU meters are all out of time and looks like it has very low frame rate. (I checked the options and it’s set to 60) it’s pretty unusable tbh.

Is that a known issue? Is there a simple way for me to resolve it?

Also one small question… Renoise shows a greyed out version of the pattern above the current pattern. I would like to turn that off, but can’t figure out how. Would be grateful if someone can let me know.

All the best!

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Hello together!

I have the Problem that my actual Melody dont fits the tracker raster. i try to modify the bpm, and the LBP from 4 to 8 but then i must lowering the Songtempo at ridicolous values around 32 bpm. What must i do in Renoise to have that for instance:

Song 125 BPM 4/4 Takt
Trackerraster = Midi Noteraster 1/32 Notes and Renoise should Quantize like other DAW’s.

i have problems with the “off” Note too. Because on the playposition for next note i must place an “off” Note between, or it sound poor. Have anybody a suggestion for me?

happy Tracking

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I think this could be quite useful for arpeggios, to better distinguish between octaves (low notes vs high notes). Maybe as on/off option per track.

Could also be used in different modes like: note in scale(green in scale, red out of scale) or loud note vs quiete note.

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so I have spitfire discover the free bbc thing but it doesn’t have attack and release
is there a vst that can do this or is there a way in renoise cheers

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Hello All, I want to build my career as a php developer and I am looking to online tutorials, Can anyone know what the best way to learn it? Any suggestions.

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hi I like to pan a lot and sometimes I take one track pan it hard left and copy that and pan it hard right im having issues here any tips im going to learn this and u guys are awesome helping me cheers

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so I’m using a Roland digital piano and using line in to record , but when I set it to play back in midi settings it doesn’t sound the same any ideas cheer

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so I want to change the number of lines from 64 to 32 but only in one block can you change per block ? cheers

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This is no song in the “this-might-be-music-way” but anyhow. I think it’s funny af

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heyo, new tune up! going for some high bpm psy styles now

100% renoise dsp, no plugins were harmed in the making of this production…

let me know what you think!

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making something after summer hiatus

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Description:

• Intermittent crash or Renoise due to IK Multimedia UNO Synth dll, which is a dll for use with hw synth.
• Seems to crash at random whenever doing something related to this plugin (and UNO hw synth).
• Unable to reproduce, issue appears intermittent (today 3x though in 1hr).

Expected results:

• No crashes

Actual results:

• Intermittent crashes, loss of song & progress.

Extras:

• Reported issue with IK Multimedia (pending response).
• Renoise should be latest version
• UNO Synth DLL is latest version
• UNO Synth (hw) is on latest firmware v1.1.4)
• Section from log:

Feedback requested:

• Would appreciate recommendations & suggestions for this issue.
• Thanks in advance!

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Version : Renoise V3.2.0 (Aug 26 2019)
Date : 2020-09-18
Time : 16:57:10
OS : Windows 10 (x86_64)

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VstPlugs: Caught exception in VSTPlug::SetParameterValue

Warning Message: Ouch. The VST plugin ‘IK Multimedia: UNO Synth Editor (from IK Multimedia)’ crashed in VST event/function: ‘SetParameterValue’, Thread: ‘AUDIO Slaves’
Warning Message: IMPORTANT: This is a fatal error. Please save the current document under a !new! name to prevent losing important data. Renoise will silently ignore any following errors from this plug-in.
Warning Message: DO NOT IGNORE THIS ERROR; DO NOT CONTINUE USING THE PLUGIN. THIS CAN DESTROY YOUR SONG OR CAUSE OTHER RANDOM CRASHES AND PROBLEMS!
Warning Message: It’s most likely that this is a bug in the VST plugin, so please report this problem to the authors of this plugin in order to get the problem fixed!

KeyEventHandler: Unknown DirectInput key pressed. ScanCode:‘0xB7’

KeyEventHandler: Unknown DirectInput key pressed. ScanCode:'0xB7’Log.txt (7.4 KB)

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I used string harmonics to make an almost medieval organ sound which sets the mood quite nicely in the opening, and the rest just sorta happened…

I wrote this track to be less like a menace (for now!), though it does poke through cheekily. Whatcha think?

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Imagine when adding an FX that your search query already highlight the best match so you can just press enter and have it inserted. Keep the textfield in focus so you can quickly add in a chain of effects.

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I tend to use a MIDI keyboard to record musical chords, typically with a piano instrument.

Lately I’ve been interested in learning what chords I’ve played so I can try to recreate them on guitar.

I wrote a short Ruby program that reads an XML file and prints the note data.

You need to have the Nokogiri gem installed.

To use it, select a pattern, copy it (e.g. ctrl-c on Windows), then create a text file named pattern.xml and paste into it (ctrl+v).

Run the script in the same folder as this pattern XML file.

require 'nokogiri' @doc = Nokogiri::XML(open "pattern.xml") @lines_data = {} @doc.xpath("//Line[@index]").each do |line| note = line.xpath("NoteColumns/NoteColumn/Note").text @lines_data[ line[:index].to_i ] ||= [] @lines_data[line[:index].to_i] << note end @lines_data.keys.sort.each do |line| puts "Line #{line}: #{@lines_data[line] }" end

The usual caveats: Works for James, “tested” via practical usage, useful hack to solve a simple problem.

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Hey everyone,

Simple question: I’ve seen people do this in screenshots but cannot find the commands for it. I want to group patterns in the pattern editor together, i.e. “intro” “ambient section”, etc. so I can find stuff more easily. How is this done? Thanks!

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I was just searching the internet for this, but could not find anything.

Why is there no such thing as a single-file music album format? That is, a single file with the album cover as the icon, that contains all songs (in lossy or lossless format), and can be played by a music player. Basically something like a digital Audio-CD. I think a self-contained single file would make much more sense than having a folder with the single songs.

Does anyone know if there is something like this and I just missed it?

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Hi everybody,

I wanted to use Reason Rack Plugin within Renoise, but I was having trouble getting it to work.

Problems

1. Reason Rack Plugin is a VST3 (Not currently supported).
2. The Reason Players didn’t work.

Fixes

1. I could get the RRP working using the vstwrappers. (See : Support Vst 3???).

2. The Renoise Players didn’t work still when sending midi out and I really wanted to use the players (probably because the wrapper didn’t support it?).

So what I did for this was download and install Kushview Elements (https://kushview.net/). This cost $2, although it’s free is you build it yourself - I can’t personally!

a. Once installed, load up the standalone version of Elements and scan your VST plugins. Close Elements.
b. Then go to Renoise, and scan for VSTs.
c. Now load up the plugin KV_Elements into Renoise.
d. Open the plugin KV_Elements and select Reason Rack Plugin.
e. Choose the Reason player of your choice (I have only tested Scales & Chords).
f. Ensure MIDI Out is there in your Reason Rack, if not, drag it in place.

g. Go back to Reason and on the next instrument down (01 in my case), choose your INSTRUMENT VST you want to use.

h. Go back again to Renoise. select the instrument KV_Element VST, go to the plugin tab in Renoise and under MIDI Routing on the left, choose the VST Instrument you chose in point g (01). (This should route all midi you play as INSTRUMENT 00 through to this VST)

i. Open up the KV_Element VST again and connect the orange dots on the panel (see attached image).

Now when you play instrument 00, it will send the midi from the Reason Rack Plugin through to the 01 VST correctly.

!! Remember to match the scale you choose in the Scales & Chords to the Scale in Renoise (Instrument 00), else it sends a “bum” note and doesn’t auto-transpose it.

I think that made sense, but I hope it helps someone. Was longer than I expected it to be, but it is quite simple (I did it!)

If there’s an easier way, let me know, but until we get VST3 support this was the only way I could find that worked for me.

Edit:

1. Also, on the KV_Element VST, press the [EXT] in the top left for it to match your tempo in Renoise, etc.
2. Changed the instructions above as I mistyped Reason and Renoise twice

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Heya, I’m wondering if there’s a hidden setting or a config file I can edit to hide my license name when I boot Renoise up. I wanna stream my music production once in awhile, but I don’t want my full name to show up publicly haha. Thanks!

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I don’t know how I did it but I accidentally formated my win 10 drive and lost some songs .I installed linux mint there so is it possible to recover anything?

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