We have a lot of nice wikis, tutorials, videos, websites and news-articles about the best DAW ever, but there does not seem to be a good ol’ printed book about it. So I started to create a book about renoise. It’s written in german and this is just a super small sneak preview. I think the book will be finished/published in march 2018.
It’s a huge job to do. Seriously, I could go the easy way and translate the fantastic manual but no: I really think renoise needs a book like those typical “blablabla for dummies”-books. I am at the outline at the moment and even those few chapters I have will be rewritten.
But March 2018 is a self-set deadline which I have to hit. Thanks for the kind words danoise
I found a book which mentions renoise favourably (along with sunvox and modplug tracker), has a few pages about the renoise sample editor and pattern editor:
everyday guides made easy, making music for games - david newman
The book makes the claim that some trackers can be made to run backwards. I am not sure if this is true. Tracks may appear to run backwards in extreme sequences, but it is an optical illusion…am i wrong?
I really like to read this kind of literature, thanks for the advice! I also recommend interesting material at https://studydriver.com/the-main-themes-of-the-story-of-an-hour/, go ahead and study the main themes of The story of an Hour, it’s very interesting and lures you into a full study of the book.