Yea for sure! all of these can be translated onto the M8 or even to DAW's like Ableton even though some the techniques definitly lend themselves to being on a tracker :) 🥷
Haha cheers dude! I know I need to make more UKG stuff. I love it alongside Hip-Hop but just been on a mad 90s jungle hype recently. Lots of the techniques are transferable across DAWs and genres so its all useful :) ✌️😊
That's a valuable tip for sampling what you programmed in, while what our dear friend here teaches us is a method to record live performing on a looping pattern. Both are powerful methods. Thanks for sharing your tip with us. Take care.
Yea Rolling Sampler is very handy. I think Synthphilosophy makes a good point. They are two slightly different ways to resample. Both really useful for differnt things. I've mapped resample selected track to a hotkey in Renoise so its super fast. ✌️😊🎄
Cheers Matt, Yea I feel there a good way to wrap up lots of the techniques I go through over the year. Nice to have them all in one place for people to see! 😊✌️
you can't even begin to comprehend how useful your videos are, thanks. if i have enough time i'll definitely get renoise the drums are infinitely more pleasing here than on ableton but i don't really know why i have that feeling
Cheers ledge - really appreciate that mate. Renoise is amazing for drums and definitly has its own sound. Even so eveything is possible in Ableton, you just need to translate the techniques over. ✌️😊
Your content is getting right on the money. In the 90's we were running Octamed tracker. I may consider this Renoise after watching this. Many thanks again brother. superb video editing.
Thanks so much David! I think Renoise kind of took all the best features of the Octamed/Protracker and merged them with a kind of hardware sampler setup. Its really similar to my EMU e5000 in that sense just with a tracker sequencer. I love it! Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
Cheers Farben! I put a lot of time into all the extra edits & animations. I think it helps translate Renoise to other DAWs a bit easier. Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
Excellent last tutorial video for this year, thanks a lot for all your tips & tricks. For resampling I stay in the DAW with this VST: Rolling Sampler. Edit: It works fine in Renoise (effect), can drag the recording to a new sample-slot. It's also available for MacOS. Could save you some time, not recording to a separate application.
Yes ghal3on :) Big ups dude and Merry Christmas. Yea for sure Resampling has so many uses once you get into it. Essential tool in that powerhouse of a studio you've built! ✌️😊🎄
Cheers Troy! Thanks for all the support this year mate :) More than happy to share everything I know - spread the good word of jungle/dnb far and wide! Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
Performing gods work, fantastic yet again. You sir must not only be on Santa good list but on his gold list! 😂 Merry Christmas and thanks for the videos. Will be playing this alongside my projects.
Hey groovin, thanks for all the generous info you've shared with us. Have you been able to decode what hitoritori does in his sets? He seems to have a live setup I can't make much sense of.
Hey AffyisAffy :) Yea its actually pretty easy I think. He's just mapping his midi buttons to the clip launch buttons in Renoise. If you look in the pattern matrix, you can map patterns 0,1,2,3,4 etc. to midi. In this way you can trigger sections from all over you tune on after another. If you then make each pattern 1 or 2 bars you can connect them all up in a live performance.✌️😊
Thanks mate, for all your effort and time to treat us with another excellent tutorial. A nice recap of the older videos, imo. With awesome added insight on dub delays and phasing FXs. Essential old school jungle techniques, that is not featured much anymore. Note to self: don’t forget about resampling breaks, you stupid! 😉 Because I do forget the power of that, indeed. Merry Christmas!
Thanks Dennis! Merry Christmas to you too mate 🎄. I’ve been meaning to get back to your email but I’m on a little break now so it may have to wait till next year. Thanks for all the support and the kind words :). Looking forwards to what’s to come next year. All the best mate ✌️&❤️
Cheers HChun. You've been subbed with me for nearly 2 years now! Bascially from the beginnning. Excited to see what is to come next year. Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
Yes ping-pong loops are a way to achieve something similar but they work on slightly different ways. Ping-pong loops with a volume decay can work well to extend hits
@@groovining yeah with the Ableton sampler id probably wanna try some experimenting with changing the point where the ping pong starts and ends and using one of the release modes too maybe automating the release time in the clip i do think renoise has some perks over Abelton but this particular trick seems easy enough to recreate, i'd just never actually thought of it before so props to you for the tip!
I'm getting a lot quicker a the process but they still definitely take me a while. This one from creating the examples, scripting, filming, editing, animations, SFXs - probably 60+ hours for the vid.✌️😊
Yea I know Ableton is the most popular but i've sort of picked my DAW's of choice now so i'm just running with it. All these techniques are translatable into other DAWs, just the workflow is often very different from Trackers. I do my best to explain things so hopefully people can make sense of it. ✌️😊
The reason is that I'm doing a live recording of me messing with paramters and macros in Renoise. Render to sample renders out anything you have locked in Renoise like automation/modulation/effects but you can't use it to live record. ✌️
Dope - yea Renoise is great for dance music & is just such a unique DAW compared to Ableton/Logic etc. Leads you into loads in interesting creative directions. I love it as you can probably tell! :)
your channel is honestly a god send for figuring out this DAW, I dont think I would get far without it
Happy to help mate! I love Renoise so feels good to share and get other people into the program :)
Excellent, clearly demonstrated techniques. BTW, most of these apply to the M8 hardware tracker, and probably other trackers too!
Yea for sure! all of these can be translated onto the M8 or even to DAW's like Ableton even though some the techniques definitly lend themselves to being on a tracker :) 🥷
best jungle tutorials on TH-cam!
Cheers mate - appreciate that! ✌️😊
I barley made it 8 min before I had to open the daw and try a few things. Your vids are so informative that I can hardly keep up 😂😂🤘
That’s the whole idea mate! Happy to inspire 😊
Man... your tutorials are getting better and better, this is so crazy in depth, I love it!
Thanks Antismap! We've been slowly building the quality up this year! Big plans for the next. Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
Came to your channel for the garage. Stayed for the jungle!
Haha cheers dude! I know I need to make more UKG stuff. I love it alongside Hip-Hop but just been on a mad 90s jungle hype recently. Lots of the techniques are transferable across DAWs and genres so its all useful :) ✌️😊
About resampling: you can also do it from the daw (make a selection, right click, render to sample)
That's a valuable tip for sampling what you programmed in, while what our dear friend here teaches us is a method to record live performing on a looping pattern. Both are powerful methods. Thanks for sharing your tip with us.
Take care.
Yea Rolling Sampler is very handy. I think Synthphilosophy makes a good point. They are two slightly different ways to resample. Both really useful for differnt things. I've mapped resample selected track to a hotkey in Renoise so its super fast. ✌️😊🎄
I found you after looking for Amiga plug in tutorials. really awesome detailed stuff. just subscribed. thankyou!!!!
Nice mate! Happy to hear & welcome to the channel 😊🌴
These notepad style videos - all techniques in one - are absolutely top notch mate.
Cheers Matt, Yea I feel there a good way to wrap up lots of the techniques I go through over the year. Nice to have them all in one place for people to see! 😊✌️
you can't even begin to comprehend how useful your videos are, thanks. if i have enough time i'll definitely get renoise the drums are infinitely more pleasing here than on ableton but i don't really know why i have that feeling
Cheers ledge - really appreciate that mate. Renoise is amazing for drums and definitly has its own sound. Even so eveything is possible in Ableton, you just need to translate the techniques over. ✌️😊
man i love this channel
Cheers Ben! Appreciate that mate ✌️
awesome video. thank you for this!
No problem friend! Glad you found it useful :)
Your content is getting right on the money. In the 90's we were running Octamed tracker. I may consider this Renoise after watching this. Many thanks again brother. superb video editing.
Thanks so much David! I think Renoise kind of took all the best features of the Octamed/Protracker and merged them with a kind of hardware sampler setup. Its really similar to my EMU e5000 in that sense just with a tracker sequencer. I love it! Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
These demos are really slick with the animations and are very easy to follow.
Cheers Farben! I put a lot of time into all the extra edits & animations. I think it helps translate Renoise to other DAWs a bit easier. Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
@@groovining Cheers, have you checked LiveCut by Smart Electronix? Worth a look imo.
Excellent last tutorial video for this year, thanks a lot for all your tips & tricks.
For resampling I stay in the DAW with this VST: Rolling Sampler.
Edit: It works fine in Renoise (effect), can drag the recording to a new sample-slot.
It's also available for MacOS. Could save you some time, not recording to a separate application.
Great tip - I bought rolling sampler a while back but keep forgetting I have it! The drag and drop is really handy. Thanks mate 😊
Excellent video! I’m supposed to be working now so I’ll have to watch this in detail after work. Thanks.
Haha - thanks mate, that's when the algorithm distracts you! :)
Fantastic content, one of the best for Renoise on TH-cam. Thanks for keeping us inspired and interested in this fantastic software! Keep going bro
Thanks mate - I love making content for Renoise. Such a dope program. Lots more to come next year! Merry Christmas 🎄 😊
biggup my man :) great shout on the resampling, its a great way to glue a track together too
Yes ghal3on :) Big ups dude and Merry Christmas. Yea for sure Resampling has so many uses once you get into it. Essential tool in that powerhouse of a studio you've built! ✌️😊🎄
Another gem of a video! Thanks for always being willing to share your well of knowledge! Happy holidays and happy new year to ya!!
Cheers Troy! Thanks for all the support this year mate :) More than happy to share everything I know - spread the good word of jungle/dnb far and wide! Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
That's brilliant 😊 amazing tips and video editing is top level👏
Thanks Canttidub! I've been working super hard at the editing recently so I'm glad people are taking notice. Lots more to come this year ✌️😊
awesome and incredibly informative as always. thanks brotha
No worries dude! Was cool to wrap up the year like this - just got back today from a nice break in 🇦🇺. Here we go all over again! ✌️😊
Bro... you are going to make me produce dnb again! Great tutorial, keep it up!
Haha yes! You know you want to. Merry Christmas✌️😊🎄
Performing gods work, fantastic yet again. You sir must not only be on Santa good list but on his gold list! 😂
Merry Christmas and thanks for the videos. Will be playing this alongside my projects.
Haha thanks Dan! Felt like a good way to finish off the year. Merry Christmas mate :) 🎄
Hey groovin, thanks for all the generous info you've shared with us. Have you been able to decode what hitoritori does in his sets? He seems to have a live setup I can't make much sense of.
Hey AffyisAffy :) Yea its actually pretty easy I think. He's just mapping his midi buttons to the clip launch buttons in Renoise. If you look in the pattern matrix, you can map patterns 0,1,2,3,4 etc. to midi. In this way you can trigger sections from all over you tune on after another.
If you then make each pattern 1 or 2 bars you can connect them all up in a live performance.✌️😊
@@groovining wow, thanks! I had no idea
Thanks mate, for all your effort and time to treat us with another excellent tutorial. A nice recap of the older videos, imo. With awesome added insight on dub delays and phasing FXs. Essential old school jungle techniques, that is not featured much anymore. Note to self: don’t forget about resampling breaks, you stupid! 😉 Because I do forget the power of that, indeed. Merry Christmas!
Thanks Dennis! Merry Christmas to you too mate 🎄. I’ve been meaning to get back to your email but I’m on a little break now so it may have to wait till next year. Thanks for all the support and the kind words :). Looking forwards to what’s to come next year. All the best mate ✌️&❤️
no worries, mate! Enjoy the holidays. And thanks for all those real helpful tutorials you brought us this year. Big ups! 👊@@groovining
Excellent and deep. Thx
No worries mate! glad you enjoyed the vid 😊✌️
merry christmas
Merry Christmas Cereal ✌️😊🎄
thx bro
Cheers mate! 😊
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I told myself I would only writea short comment ( up or downn in the comment thread).. but I can never succeed (except this one i suppose)! 😂😅
short comment or long comment, I always appreciate the words as much as the words appreciate me 😊
Hell yes! keep up the great work dude!
Btw merry Christmas and happy New Year 🎊☃️
Cheers HChun. You've been subbed with me for nearly 2 years now! Bascially from the beginnning. Excited to see what is to come next year. Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
you actually can sorta do the trick at 11:35 in ableton. Use a sampler, set it to loop and set the sustain to backwards then forwards
Yes ping-pong loops are a way to achieve something similar but they work on slightly different ways. Ping-pong loops with a volume decay can work well to extend hits
@@groovining yeah with the Ableton sampler id probably wanna try some experimenting with changing the point where the ping pong starts and ends and using one of the release modes too
maybe automating the release time in the clip
i do think renoise has some perks over Abelton but this particular trick seems easy enough to recreate, i'd just never actually thought of it before so props to you for the tip!
@tukoijarrett9155 do you make dnb tracks in ableton ?
@@roym1444 sometimes yeah
i make a lot of stuff
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Great video and tut :)
Cheers mate. Merry Christmas 🎄 😊
cool tips and great video.
Cheers bro! glad you enjoyed this one mate. Merry Christmas ✌️😊🎄
Your video editing is off the scale. It makes other channels look sloppy.
Cheers Battledrone - it takes ages so I’m happy people notice the effort! Merry Christmas mate 🎄:)
Great video! Nice explanation. How much time you spent to edit the video?) thank you for your work!
I'm getting a lot quicker a the process but they still definitely take me a while. This one from creating the examples, scripting, filming, editing, animations, SFXs - probably 60+ hours for the vid.✌️😊
@@groovining wow, this is impressive! I hope you enjoying the process and this video will bring many followers on Patreon! Keep it up!
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Logic next 😜 🎉❤
Haha yes - I've been on a bit of a Renoise streak recently ✌️😊🎄
Is it possible on one occasion you could try so some of your techniques in ableton .. they give a trial version of live12 .
Yea I know Ableton is the most popular but i've sort of picked my DAW's of choice now so i'm just running with it. All these techniques are translatable into other DAWs, just the workflow is often very different from Trackers. I do my best to explain things so hopefully people can make sense of it. ✌️😊
What was the reason for doing resanpling with an external program rather than use tender to sample on renoise?
The reason is that I'm doing a live recording of me messing with paramters and macros in Renoise. Render to sample renders out anything you have locked in Renoise like automation/modulation/effects but you can't use it to live record. ✌️
Thank you! What video editor do you use?
Premier Pro, After Effects and Photoshop. I need to do a vid on my editing/animations on day! 😊
What's the little performance controller you're using here?
FaderFox UC4 :)
@@grooviningNice, thanks. Loving the channel BTW.
@@billB101 thanks mate! Glad you’ve been enjoying the vids. Lots more on the way! 🚀
use some serious daw man
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Really love this high quality content - Helps so much getting into this
Wow thanks man really appreciate the donation! 🙏 glad you’ve been digging the vids so much. You making tunes in Renoise?
@@groovining Im using ableton since 2019 but now im switching to renoise because im making alot of idm and renoise seems perfect for that lol
Dope - yea Renoise is great for dance music & is just such a unique DAW compared to Ableton/Logic etc. Leads you into loads in interesting creative directions. I love it as you can probably tell! :)