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zathras	Are there any trackers/musicians out there who are familliar with the workings of Renoise? I'm very interested in learning how the program works and thought it would be helpful to have someone else who has used it to discuss it with. Or if someone else is just now learning how it works, yeah! Let's learn together! :) Anyway, just an idea. /bows and departs/ Posted on 2004-06-26 04:13:28
vecna	I am kind of presently playing with it! I've had a bass guitar and acoustic guitar since highschool, and I just recently bought an electric guitar and a multi-effects processor. I've been pretty interested lately in doing some stuff like Metroid Metal or Goat's stuff (I have my own list of songs I'd like to metal-ize) so I figured at the least I could use renoise for drums. Although I still need to find a good multi-track wave editor. Audition seems to be primarily a single-track editor, unless I'm an idiot, which is possible, because at the moment I'm not completely sober. Posted on 2004-06-26 06:09:38
Troupe	Zathras: I can tell you how to add effects in Renoise, and add notestops. Other than that, I know very little of it. I also have a... means... of getting the full version if you want to render some wavs. Vecna: Audition is awesome! I'm also fairly sure its a multi-track editor, unless I'm an idiot, and I don't know what multi-track means, which is possible, becuase I am dumbstuffs. MPT > *, however. If there are any specific questions about Renoise/Audition I have them both and will try to answer them. Also, when I finish the current piece I am working on (featuring a combination of MPT tracks and live guitar :o) I will post it here. Posted on 2004-06-27 04:01:27
vecna	How DO you add notestops in renoise? I could never figure the key out, but I was too lazy to read the manual too :D About audition... I see that theres a multitrack uhh category under the effects tab, but I cant figure out how to... enable multitrack, in the way I'm thinking of. I want to record a song. I have a wav or mp3 of the drums only, done either via midi or renoise (presently MIDI, I'd eventually like to track to renoise to get better sample quality). I'd like to record bass guitar as a separate track and electric guitar as another track. while its certainly possible to mix the guitar wave into the drum wave, thats not a very good paradigm. Ideally I should be able to arrange the guitar track, for instance, as a parallel wave track, so that I can paste stuff around in it to get the timing right or re-record certain parts with moving the drums around in the process. So I guess the question is, how to I get more than one track in a single 'document'? or, how do I associate the two tracks? Posted on 2004-06-27 06:06:02
Troupe	Capslock. Its dumb, I know. Audition: You aren't even using the whole program if you're not using multitrack! See that little button in the top left corner with the wav looking thing on it? Click that, and there you have multi track. Whats funny is that I recorded my guitar first, then put the wav as a sample in MPT and put drums in that :o But that is stupid, doing drums first is a much better idea. Anyway, after you you have gotten all the tracks set up the way you want (you can record from the multitrack view also, which is handy. Click the record button on the little track control panel on the left, select that track, and then press ctrl-space to start recording (so you can get your hands to the guitar quicker ;))) you can go to file -> mixdown and get it all together as one wav. Hope this helps. Posted on 2004-06-27 09:02:09
geronimo	Does this renoise have a built-in metronome? Posted on 2004-06-27 11:01:39
vecna	@troupe: ... yeah. audition just got 50 times cooler. Thats exactly what I was looking for. I tried finding it in the menus but couldn't see it. Didnt really look at the toolbar though! Now to get to work! @geronimo: uhm well. I dont know how familiar you are with trackers, but there really isn't much of a need for a metronome like there is with a wave editor. If you want one, its really easy to put in a click track or hihat track and then remove it later. Posted on 2004-06-27 16:33:53
Troupe	Glad I could be of assistance. Let me know if you need any more help getting it to work. Posted on 2004-06-27 22:56:09
vecna	http://vecna.verge-rpg.com/desktop.gif Dualmon + audition + renoise = sex Posted on 2004-06-28 04:28:16
Troupe	pwnt At first, I had Renoise open instead of MPT. But then I actually tried playing a song in Renoise and I nearly vomited, so instead I rock you with MPT. Posted on 2004-06-29 00:27:02

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