dubstep: 140 BPM, kick on 1 snare on 3, multiple samples of Massive’s Scrap Yard & Modern Talking waveforms + Transformers samples
breakcore: randomly 180 to 260 BPM, 1 gabba kick + amen break tracks routed to a send with Supatrigga (all parameters probability set to 100%)
IDM: changing BPM, 20+ tracks of circuit bending samples with several instances of Glitch, Effectrix, Artillery & Stutter Edit on each track with randomized automations
minimal: 123.07 BPM, one instance of Rebirth (303s turned off) with 1 min long automations on volume faders
All welcoming you by a sober “You’re a legend!” txt in the comments panel.
depending on the character you choose at the beginning you get certain perks.
Dwarf - Only gabber kicks available as samples, lofi-mat as effect.
Elf - Only pads available as samples, reverb and delay as effects.
Mage - Only white noise sample available, edits use up manna and you will need to have a large library to be able to use effects at all.
That would be awesome, make it into an rpg and get experience points and such.
Orc - “Speedcore mode”, everything you do sounds like speedcore.
Hobbit - Only half the volume, half the pan width, half the distortion, just about half everything, everything you could divide in two.
Include our avatar (200x300x256 animated .gif pictures) in the .xrns file format and display the picture next to the song comments window when it’s displayed.
Integration of .xrns charts directly in the Renoise GUI interface, featuring every genres, rankings… songs could be downloaded in one click.
Encrypt .xrns data material (i.e. some samples or every samples) and password-protect data material,
the listener / user can’t not edit copypaste nor render encrypted material
he has to enter a password, to edit/copypaste/render protected material (samples)
in that case, it would probably also be a pretty bad idea if it could make beer, wine, wodka, weed, LSD, cocaine, meth, shrooms, cake, tea, lollipops, chocolatemilk and 3D printers printing out Barbapappa transforming himself into a 3D Printer printing out himself.