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Excellent! The keyboard workflow is daunting at first but when you get the muscle memory down stuff can fly! I’m still discovering new things that make my life so much easier. Interestingly, a ton of Renoise workflow shortcuts work on excel, I find that’s helped me in both programs.

You're a don for breaking down the process of the don like Paradox.

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Amazing tracks and explanations

great vid thanks man

This was a wonderful experience. Thank you for organizing this and what a loving community with great artists.

Mutant Break - drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-MFp5ec1KxfLFkGX_uzLDPEU3qptKWMD?usp=sharing

Grandeee! Thank You George!

nice, sadly that is why I never lked using Renoise (yeh...I actually bought it) the keyboard stuff. Maybe...just maybe could try...BUT

Really good tips in here like the convert to selected instrument

Fantastic always love the renoise content

so much win

Excellent video!!! Long time user of SCSI2SD (now Zulu SCSI) and Chickensys Translator. Discovered a lot of tricks along the way. I've reported at least 20 bugs (all related to hardware samplers) over the past few years all of which have been ironed out. Translator is worth the investment. Actually I have almost every hardware sampler, bought them all while they were cheap a decade+ ago. Glad I'm not the only one in this journey. I hope you grabbed (on time) the ASR-10 - that thing is a monster, it sounds much thicker than my S1000 and those effects inside are on another level (even now in 2024) absolutely magnificent.

Excellent! Good to see other peoples workflow in Renoise. There are so many keyboard-ways to Rome :) . I started on protracker, moving to fasttracker myself so a lot of legacy shortcuts still get used (f9 to f10 for jumping around the pattern, space bar set to record for example). A good mention for newcomers would be checking out the "edit/preferences/keys" tab where you can check out all the shortcuts and custom assign them to your own liking if needed.

So much this... Now I need to get off work so I can watch.

I needed that. Thanks !

Man this is just what i needed ! I have bought new keyboard with numpad for using it with renoise. This video comes right on time. Biggups !

great stuff!

how to get rid of this "glide / slide" effect when pitching up/down single notes? it really sucks and it doesn't sound oldschool. there are only two variations in the coammnd list. thanks for help!

Came back to this video to try out your resampling technique using Amigo now that 2.0 is live. For anyone using Ableton: I highly recommend the Slink LFO and Slink Filter max 4 live devices. They're very powerful for quickly generating automation movements by mapping the LFO slots to various values of Amigo as well as any FX plugins you put in the chain. Because they're based on multiplying sine waves, you can get a sweet spot between randomness and repetition I think sounds more human than pure random automation. If you place the slink filter before whatever delay fx you're using, it'll produce alien Krell style sounds by controlling what part of the frequency is delayed. Much love.

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Great videos mate, thankyou and keep them coming ❤

Hey, im curious what hardware you find best for breaks? I have a Digitakt Mk2 but it's quite cumbersome in chopping and arranging breaks i find.

Nice

ive been struggling to get this on ,y FL studio any suggestions

Great video! Hope to see more of this.

I use Propellaheads Recycle to chop up tracks and save for later, really good if you dont own a Mac

I like trackers. Some of my favorite video game memories growing up featured tracker tunes -- nostalgia fuel, man. But I seek to record irl instruments -- I just can't give up guitars and my MIDI controller (therefore a conventional DAW). If not for those ambitions, I would totally give Renoise a try, heck I already got along okay with Buzzmachines a while back. I would probably sink deep into the genres of ambient DnB (PS1-era menu stuff was dope), Neurofunk, ambient breaks, demoscene-era chiptunes, etc. Alas... I'm not retired and have already bitten off more than I can chew.

Good Looking absolutely changed my world!

This is a brilliant video!!! I would honestly love to see another one similar to this. I remember I was searching for tips on how to make lush pads and so many videos were sending me to buy some expensive plugins or use some expensive DAW for their effects, so at some point I decided to follow one of them, but I just copied the technique. I took a basic mono saw wave and wanted to see how far I can get with just effects and it's crazy how much you can do with layering, resampling and even stock basic effects if you just keep repeating the process. I think if you can make lush sounds with even more basic sounds you would inspire even more people. Thanks for this.

For anyone on (M1/M2/M3..) Apple Chips use Rosseta. 1. Command Button + Space bar 2. When app (logic pro) is highlighted to open 3. Use Control + I (letter i ) to open up menu click on "use rosseta" and relaunch / Launch logic, and now ReWire options will be available in settings ! :)

Super interesting approach to create a pad! I dig it! 🙂

The fx sound really cool

Does the live resampling work on a base model s3000 XL also?

Awesome video! Hope to see more Renoise stuff too. I’ve been finding a lot of motivation in combining modulators for instruments, like LFO + AHDSR envelopes and see how that sounds on a wicked driven filter, little stuff like that. Love the channel!

Really looking forward to all your future content ✌️

I love the arp to pad trick. So sick

UK junglists -Avoid the extortionate £2 VAT charge by buying a flight to New York, downloading it at the airport, and coming back on the next flight.

Resampling is crucial. Valhalla FreqEcho can be nice for things like this as well, turning the knob & recording the output makes for great creative FX. I want to try this Amigo technique with FreqEcho & see what happens.

Wish amigo could do stereo. It has really nice tools for beat chopping and mangling. Great vid!

Those chords sound exactly like the start of "all I wanna do" by Sheryl Crow !

Dude!! I had never thought of that technique for making fx, so useful, thank you!

want that amigo update! Thanks for the video, I wonder if you've considered formalizing your approach and workflow into a course?

beautiful.

Beats have a bit of a Pete Rann vibe. Thanks for sharing this walk through!

So cool, thanks for sharing! lovely track as well

dawg u always make the best tutorials right when i need them thank you

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