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freeform drawing in the sample editor! mmmm.

Sound Forge can do it

Nah I got the email this morning as well. Looks like a nice feature, being able to just draw out pops and clicks.

This has been out for a while... Guess you naughty boys havent paid for it!



Yeah, 1.9.1 is wicked. The drag and drop is cool, as are the other additions.

Noice.

The email about 1.9.1 went out today. I'm a proud Renoise owner (not user, alas) since v1.5. So yaa boo.

vadarfone wrote:This has been out for a while... Guess you naughty boys havent paid for it!



Yeah, 1.9.1 is wicked. The drag and drop is cool, as are the other additions.

Noice.

how DARE you. i got a credit card just to get the program. best loan i ever got.

Misk wrote:freeform drawing in the sample editor! mmmm.

Octamed did this back in 1989...

20.......years.....later....

two oh one wrote:

Misk wrote:freeform drawing in the sample editor! mmmm.

Octamed did this back in 1989...

20.......years.....later....

i dont care. you can all go piss up a rope, you dirty little bitches. let me just be happy with this! i need this! i NEED this.



i know that its not a software first, but it makes renoise *that* much more integrated. blow me.

Misk wrote:

two oh one wrote:

Misk wrote:freeform drawing in the sample editor! mmmm.

Octamed did this back in 1989...

20.......years.....later....

i dont care. you can all go piss up a rope, you dirty little bitches. let me just be happy with this! i need this! i NEED this.



i know that its not a software first, but it makes renoise *that* much more integrated. blow me.

Don't be silly!

Anyway, you should be working 100% in Garage band now! Check out the awesome saxophones!

two oh one wrote:

Misk wrote:

two oh one wrote:

Misk wrote:freeform drawing in the sample editor! mmmm.

Octamed did this back in 1989...

20.......years.....later....

i dont care. you can all go piss up a rope, you dirty little bitches. let me just be happy with this! i need this! i NEED this.



i know that its not a software first, but it makes renoise *that* much more integrated. blow me.

Don't be silly!

Anyway, you should be working 100% in Garage band now! Check out the awesome saxophones!

wait... what? i love saxaphones! i'll have to check this "garage band" out. i really love loops too, anyone know where i can get some fresh loops, like in MTV music generator? god i love that game!

Misk wrote:freeform drawing in the sample editor! mmmm.

whats that?

Misk wrote:

vadarfone wrote:This has been out for a while... Guess you naughty boys havent paid for it!



Yeah, 1.9.1 is wicked. The drag and drop is cool, as are the other additions.

Noice.

how DARE you. i got a credit card just to get the program. best loan i ever got.

Haha. I laughed out loud at this

vadarfone wrote:

Misk wrote:

vadarfone wrote:This has been out for a while... Guess you naughty boys havent paid for it!



Yeah, 1.9.1 is wicked. The drag and drop is cool, as are the other additions.

Noice.

how DARE you. i got a credit card just to get the program. best loan i ever got.

Haha. I laughed out loud at this

whats funnier, is it's true.

haha

Just downloaded 1.9.1 tonight. Told you I paid for it

Things are getting a bit stale here. Gonna have a play on this tomorrow and see if I can cure that. I never once finished a tune on Renoise, but trackers are always good to get the creative juices flowing (no homo).

I think I ll try this on linux. I saw those oscilloscopes doing their business on multiple channels . Can you tone those ?

@Auan: Really? I have never felt so free to be creative than when I am using a Tracker.

I have finished far more tunes than I ever did using Horizontal/Visual sequencers! I guess it comes down to personal preference, but I reckon tracking is the only way to go for programmed music (I have said this a load of times before, I know).

@tudniillik: What do you mean? I figure you are talking about the scopes, but which scopes and what do you mean by "tone those"?

vadarfone wrote:@Auan: Really? I have never felt so free to be creative than when I am using a Tracker.

I've been playing with it again for a few days now. I still can't get my head round the pattern sequencer, and can't train myself into any kind of workflow. All I can do is really cool loops. Are you meant to Clone Pattern, so that every pattern is derivative of the first one, or are you meant to build each pattern from scratch so that nothing ever repeats?

Also, I can't seem to make anything that isn't drum'n'bass/breakcore on it. I can see the possibilities, it's just that beatslicing in Renoise is so much fun.

Auan wrote:

vadarfone wrote:@Auan: Really? I have never felt so free to be creative than when I am using a Tracker.

I've been playing with it again for a few days now. I still can't get my head round the pattern sequencer, and can't train myself into any kind of workflow. All I can do is really cool loops. Are you meant to Clone Pattern, so that every pattern is derivative of the first one, or are you meant to build each pattern from scratch so that nothing ever repeats?

Also, I can't seem to make anything that isn't drum'n'bass/breakcore on it. I can see the possibilities, it's just that beatslicing in Renoise is so much fun.

hahaha! yeah beatslicing is pretty damn amazing in renoise! as far as workflow goes, i'll clone patterns, and the change them up completely. and sometimes i'll work on a track from beginning to end, making new patterns each time. A great way to make dubstep in renoise is to make a bunch of cool little drum loops and bounce them. then use those loops in a new track by chopping them up even further.

Misk wrote:

Auan wrote:

vadarfone wrote:@Auan: Really? I have never felt so free to be creative than when I am using a Tracker.

I've been playing with it again for a few days now. I still can't get my head round the pattern sequencer, and can't train myself into any kind of workflow. All I can do is really cool loops. Are you meant to Clone Pattern, so that every pattern is derivative of the first one, or are you meant to build each pattern from scratch so that nothing ever repeats?

Also, I can't seem to make anything that isn't drum'n'bass/breakcore on it. I can see the possibilities, it's just that beatslicing in Renoise is so much fun.

hahaha! yeah beatslicing is pretty damn amazing in renoise! as far as workflow goes, i'll clone patterns, and the change them up completely. and sometimes i'll work on a track from beginning to end, making new patterns each time. A great way to make dubstep in renoise is to make a bunch of cool little drum loops and bounce them. then use those loops in a new track by chopping them up even further.

Render Selection to Sample! In one keyboard shortcut! Every sequencer should have this!

Made a hip-hop track tonight, we're making progress. I don't like the grooves much, and putting 0Dxx delay on every offbeat is a bit of a tnuc.

I'm slowly getting converted back to Renoise though, especially now I can get things out of it and through a real-life mixer, rather than the shitty built-in one. I've got a week off work coming up, think I'm gonna print out all the pattern effects, all the keyboard shortcuts and get ninja on it.

Auan wrote:

Misk wrote:

Auan wrote:

vadarfone wrote:@Auan: Really? I have never felt so free to be creative than when I am using a Tracker.

I've been playing with it again for a few days now. I still can't get my head round the pattern sequencer, and can't train myself into any kind of workflow. All I can do is really cool loops. Are you meant to Clone Pattern, so that every pattern is derivative of the first one, or are you meant to build each pattern from scratch so that nothing ever repeats?

Also, I can't seem to make anything that isn't drum'n'bass/breakcore on it. I can see the possibilities, it's just that beatslicing in Renoise is so much fun.

hahaha! yeah beatslicing is pretty damn amazing in renoise! as far as workflow goes, i'll clone patterns, and the change them up completely. and sometimes i'll work on a track from beginning to end, making new patterns each time. A great way to make dubstep in renoise is to make a bunch of cool little drum loops and bounce them. then use those loops in a new track by chopping them up even further.

Render Selection to Sample! In one keyboard shortcut! Every sequencer should have this!

Made a hip-hop track tonight, we're making progress. I don't like the grooves much, and putting 0Dxx delay on every offbeat is a bit of a tnuc.

I'm slowly getting converted back to Renoise though, especially now I can get things out of it and through a real-life mixer, rather than the shitty built-in one. I've got a week off work coming up, think I'm gonna print out all the pattern effects, all the keyboard shortcuts and get ninja on it.

thats the spirit!! message me if you have any questions