Reverse Reverb:
1.Needs its own track.
2.Set the length of the reverb with ‘frequency (LPC)’ in the LFO ‘length LPC’. A pattern length or multiples of work well.
3.put your note the same amount of lines before or if you set it to your pattern length a pattern before.
4.You should only enter note/notes on 1 line then wait until the reverb has finished before adding more or else you won’t hear anything.
Auto pan:
Autopans with the eqs, it can for example autopan the higher frequencies and leave the lowers centered. I used it on the reverse reverb to add some interest.
Gated reverb:
Good for Drums.
Beat doubles:
Add a hip hop dj style beat doubles.
To use automate the on/off on the track its on.
Kick generator:
Creates kicks from nothing, just put it on a track and play notes through it.
WARNING
Stop your song before saving kick generator or it makes a very loud sound when you reload it, and will scare the living daylights out of you if you’re wearing headphones or if your speakers are loud. kick generator + kit
Wave generator + Note filter
Wave generator is a doofer that uses ringmod and keytracking to make a basic synth just play some notes through it or samples maybe. Note filter filters above and below the current notes frequency. Both doofers are used in the example.
Heres a dnb example of kick & wave generator in action:
WARNING
Kick generator drumkit.xrns makes a very loud sound when you first load the XRNS, and will scare the living daylights out of you if you’re wearing headphones if your speakers are loud.
Added Wave generator + Note filter
Wave generator is a doofer that uses ringmod and keytracking to make a basic synth just play some notes through it or samples maybe. Note filter filters above and below the current notes frequency. Both doofers are used in the example.
Cheers, every sound you here in the example was generated in Renoise, I not a big user of VSTi but sound design using Renoise is sweet, would love more instrument macros.