Hi guys, wanted to thank you for your effort and involvement but i’m considering to go to 3.1 for a while. as i’m having few issues:
Loading projects from 3.1 doesn’t remember (FX plugins) nor instrument remember presets (VSTi) when opening in 3.2
Sometimes it hangs, when opening projects (freezing, being unresponsive) after i wait a while, i just kill process, and i open renoise and it works great.
Loading simple projects without plugins sometimes take a while, idk why
I’m interested in optimizing pc for it and i’m asking you guys to sum up some performance-related setup within renoise/os.
Thanks in advance!!
Hm, I am using really a lot of plugins, and I can report the opposite. Renoise 3.2 nicely fixes everything which was a headache in 3.1. All VSTs load here, including the presets. Audiounits also will load as expected, as long you saved the song not in 3.1 + 10.13 or later. If so, you need to export the .aupresets in 3.1, edit it and then restore it in 3.2.
Loading of songs including large samples always was a bit slow in Renoise, in my experience. Overall I have the impression that loading times speed up a bit in 3.2 (and is bug free).
Can you more accurately explain which plugins you are using, or provide an example song?
mostly “play” by east west, airwindows, and TDR (which are cpu hogs), but mostly AU don’t restore presets saved in 3.1
will it restore correct presets or it won’t?
~well i saved a lot of songs in 3.1 since that was prev release
and when opening in 3.2, FX preset just goes to default (on every channel/master/VSTi). I can provide you few examples if so.
It will restore audiounit presets correctly. There is no bug here in 3.2. But in 3.1, there is a bug, which causes audiounits to be saved in a improper way. 3.2 cannot load improperly saved presets. You will have to fix it by hand.
just to post your workaround if that is okay with you?
boonier: I now around-worked most of my projects. Only works if you still have 10.12 installation, too:
Boot up 10.12, load the song, save all audiounit’s presets in .aupreset format within Renoise, save it to the song dir (don’t forget AU instruments, too, and look into renoise instrument fx sections)
Boot up 10.13, open the preset files in a text editor, set manufacturer, type and subtype to 0, save the preset to a new file, like “xx1013.preset”
Load Renoise, load the faulty song. Now load all fixed preset files into the respective plugins.
Bonus ideas:
Keep the original presets (saved in 10.12), in case Renoise will be fixed and then the modified presets won’t work anymore :3
Replace as many AUs with their VST versions, using the plugin’s preset mechanism, in case, there is any
Some plugins won’t evenwork with this workaround. This will be the case then after reloading your fixed project once. e.g. Zebra2 au doesn’t work here
Ok, only that statement is from pre 3.2 time. So it actually is outdated.
HOW TO FIX A AUDIOUNIT PRESET/SONG INCLUDING AUDIOUNIT SAVED WITH RENOISE 3.1 AND MACOS 10.13++ TO MAKE IT LOAD PROPERLY INTO RENOISE 3.2
Load Renoise 3.11 and the song you saved with 3.11/high sierra++
Load Renoise 3.2 and put it on another virtual desktop
In 3.1, select the au effect or instrument and then left click on the preset selectbox and choose “export preset” (at the bottom of the list)
Open a proper text editor, and open the saved .aupreset file
Now edit add those values which are missing with the proper ones. If you don’t know which these are, open a new instance of that effect in 3.2, save the aupreset and then open that to another tab of your text editor for comparison
After editing, save the aupreset file
In 3.2, select the device, click onto the preset menu and choose “import preset”
HOW TO FIX THE .AUPRESET USING A (PROPER) TEXT EDITOR
Saved with with Renoise 3.11 (.aupreset, here using ambience AU as an example):
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