gremlinmoon wrote:more of a Neuromancer feel.
I'm all for that feel!
Actually checked some of these out, yesterday. They will no doubt be useful later on, but for now they presume a little too much previous knowledge i.e not for beginnersxbitz wrote:wort to check the tutorial songs they introduce all the basic techniques (press "renoise" at the bottom right corner of the main app) there is probability based project too "tutorial - maybe melodies" or something similar
How is this a fail? The focus of the Renoise team is to build an excellent pattern-based DAW and they explicitly describe it as one. No one's trying to fool any one.Andrey Marchenko wrote:One of the biggest fail in Renoise - arrangement. If you trying to write "no patteren based" music - goodbye Renoise.
Under the the graphical envelope frame there is a +/Line button that enables you to "draw a linear ramp across multiple patterns".Andrey Marchenko wrote:Also modulation curves that locked in patterns... arrgghh... If devs will solve this problem Renoise will be one of the greatest daw. Even without pianoroll and audiotracks implementation. Nowadays Renoise good only like a big sampler for sketches.
dunno not seems too difficulty for me enabling/disabling(resetting) LFOs with custom curves(they can use any LPC(line per cycle) so they are totally pattern length independent ) in the pattern/phrase editorAndrey Marchenko wrote:One of the biggest fail in Renoise - arrangement. If you trying to write "no patteren based" music - goodbye Renoise. Also modulation curves that locked in patterns... arrgghh... If devs will solve this problem Renoise will be one of the greatest daw. Even without pianoroll and audiotracks implementation. Nowadays Renoise good only like a big sampler for sketches.
gremlinmoon wrote:I think Renoise gives you the most street cred out of any DAW. It pretty much let's everyone else know that you can hack into the Matrix. Zero-hipster vibe, more of a Neuromancer feel.
Nice demo.xbitz wrote:dunno not seems too difficulty for me enabling/disabling(resetting) LFOs with custom curves(they can use any LPC(line per cycle) so they are totally pattern length independent ) in the pattern/phrase editorAndrey Marchenko wrote:One of the biggest fail in Renoise - arrangement. If you trying to write "no patteren based" music - goodbye Renoise. Also modulation curves that locked in patterns... arrgghh... If devs will solve this problem Renoise will be one of the greatest daw. Even without pianoroll and audiotracks implementation. Nowadays Renoise good only like a big sampler for sketches.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MZKqpGPzJA
it's quite fun with keymapped phrases or hydra with multiple lfoed fx chains or with dynamic LCP(modulated modulation) ... etc.
another idea (for pattern length independent effects), signal follower + formula device and which trigger the lfodformd wrote:Nice demo.xbitz wrote:dunno not seems too difficulty for me enabling/disabling(resetting) LFOs with custom curves(they can use any LPC(line per cycle) so they are totally pattern length independent ) in the pattern/phrase editorAndrey Marchenko wrote:One of the biggest fail in Renoise - arrangement. If you trying to write "no patteren based" music - goodbye Renoise. Also modulation curves that locked in patterns... arrgghh... If devs will solve this problem Renoise will be one of the greatest daw. Even without pianoroll and audiotracks implementation. Nowadays Renoise good only like a big sampler for sketches.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MZKqpGPzJA
it's quite fun with keymapped phrases or hydra with multiple lfoed fx chains or with dynamic LCP(modulated modulation) ... etc.
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I think this could be "solved" with a simple toggle switch (maybe an infinity"sideways eight" symbol) at the pattern length line-selector that indicates something like "record until stop." This would then turn a pattern into a clip. This would push it into FL Studio /Ableton territory though and other workflow features would need to be introduced to accommodate it. And then they would need to hire more staff to maintain it, sell more volume, more advertising costs, etc... I think Redux is strategically clever without over-reach -- instead of competing for marketshare with Abes/Bitwig/FL -- spin off a product that brings the tracker into them.Andrey Marchenko wrote:One of the biggest fail in Renoise - arrangement. If you trying to write "no patteren based" music - goodbye Renoise.
Not really true. You can simply set up a bunch of blank patterns and set it to record continuously between patterns. That's actually the main way I use it.Andrey Marchenko wrote:One of the biggest fail in Renoise - arrangement. If you trying to write "no patteren based" music - goodbye Renoise.
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