those things would be great, too. And yes, you would want to slap a limiter on there, unless you like bleeding eardrums and blown speakers…
perhaps a warning dialog would be apropos.
A lot of daws allow for feedback routing, so, I imagine it’s a technical challenge that has been solved
Ah ok, didn’t know that. Is there an example video of a DAW showing this feedback capabilities?
Sunvox can do it.
I suppose all we would really need would be a return track. Basically a send that can route to a track to the left on the mixer (not just the master track). Not sure what technical challenges exist here, though…
Alternatively, allowing send devices on the master track (perhaps with a warning dialog popup) would do the trick
Afaik know ableton and Reaper allow for feedback between mixer channels
There’s a plugin for that, if anyone’s desperate to have this feature right now
Lol, I just saw this plugin a couple days ago, and was going to post it here. Looks like it may do the trick!
Maybe the loopback of the feedback loop could be created outside Renoise? I tried this on Linux with Jack:
- Add two more inputs/outputs in the in/out devices in Audio preferences.
- Outside Renoise, connect the extra two outs to the extra two inputs (e.g. using Carla or qjackctl).
- In a Renoise channel, add a Line In device receiving audio from the extra stereo inputs and make the channel output to the extra stereo outputs.
- Populate the channel with the effects that should be part of the feedback loop.
- Add a Send device (with Keep Source set) so that the sound of the feedback loop also escapes to the Master out.