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Discuss. Interested in hearing from people who were converted to trackers. Or just in general, people who use trackers.

Just discuss. What do you like...what do you dislike.

i like the search function

deadly habit wrote:i like the search function

lol think you missed the point....but I won't hold that against you.

edit: after using the search engine I realized you must have been joking

Greenboro wrote:lol think you missed the point....but I won't hold that against you.

no i think you missed the stickies and the renoise q&a thread for starters

deadly habit wrote:

Greenboro wrote:lol think you missed the point....but I won't hold that against you.

no i think you missed the stickies and the renoise q&a thread for starters

Maybe I should have stated: "I converted to Renoise a year ago, best decision I ever made"

while I can always learn something new, a newbie Q&A thread is not really relevant to what I'm asking.

All I'm interested in is seeing how people have enjoyed the conversion. If the original post was vague as hell, I apologize. But "I like the search function?".....really now?

Basic A is your man for Renoise shizzle. He makes some top draw stuff, nice guy too. Always up for a chat.....

Only ever used Renoise, i always wanted to move away cos I felt i couldn't get decent production out of such a cheap DAW....

My views have completely changed, and this new update has made them even more sure...... i fucking love renoise

heh i use renoise too
just tend to not post techniques about it as much as i did on renoise forum

JFK wrote:Basic A is your man for Renoise shizzle. He makes some top draw stuff, nice guy too. Always up for a chat.....

Thanks for the heads up. Appreciated .

I think I'm the only person in my city using Renoise.

lol at the thong. Classic.

i got my ex the renoise thong.
then again there is a reason she is my ex, that prolly included amongst reasons

Love Renoise but only use it for drums.....Its slaved to Logic 9 for all round awesomeness

intend on slaving it to reaper in the near future

ive been meaning to play around with renoise a bit but just haven't had the time, so im also curious about the transition to a tracker, what the benefits are, if any, workflow differences etc

better off using the demo than having us mugs telling you how good it is

http://www.renoise.com/download/renoise/

since i discovered renoise..i actually never went back or changed; i did try other things but renoise is my weapon of choice.

Greenboro wrote:

JFK wrote:Basic A is your man for Renoise shizzle. He makes some top draw stuff, nice guy too. Always up for a chat.....

Thanks for the heads up. Appreciated .

I think I'm the only person in my city using Renoise.

lol at the thong. Classic.

Not 100%, I dabbled in it pretty thoroughly snce it was Linux compatible, and I really like its parameter specific stuff, makes for some very detailed effecting n the like, but, really, FL is what fit, renoize with the dropping playlist... Needs my shizz horizontal

I started out on trackers. Impulse Tracker, Fast Tracker, Scream Tracker.

These days I'll rewire Renoise into ableton from time to time.

I started out on Live 2.0 i think, and then moved to reason 2.0, and then to cubase sx, and then to logic 8, and then to Renoise at around 1.8 i think. It's an incredible piece of software, with a UI that's poetic in it's simplicity. Since i've made the switch to exclusively using renoise, i've stopped using an external audio editor, since the one in renoise is more than 'good enough'. Hell it's faster than my experiences with my previous favorite, soundforge.

I'm a renoise user for life, it's great, and i get MUCH more music done with it, than with any other sequencer. stuff i make with it just sounds 'right' in a way that requires more work in other sequencers. It's native effects are dope, and i know a few producers that are 'big' that rely on them solely, much like i do. it's 'render selection to sample' function is badass, and i use it all the time.

my only gripe with Renoise, and probably trackers in general, is that there's no real 'easy' way for me to remix other peoples tunes. i mean, it can be done, and if im lucky enough to be able to ask the artist for individual samples and 8 bar loops, i can chop them up pretty quickly and throw them into Renoise. Though, for large audio files, it's easy to get lost with a tracker, i find. This is good too, though, since you're working with primarily with MIDI, and not bouncing down large 'loops', you can get into a part that you decide you want to change later, and change it easily.

I'd say that there are things i do in renoise in 5 minutes, every day, that would take at least an hour or two in any normal sequencer.

I've used a lot of normal sequencers, and im at the point with renoise where i just don't 'get' horizontal sequencers anymore. Also, if you can't properly see your music like you can in a horizontal sequencer, you're more apt to listen to how it actually sounds.

hope this helps.