Hi all,
I just release the Renoise workflow tutorial part II.
I started over because I lost the xrns of the first one, but this one is more extensive and covers creating the main building blocks of a track. It is for intermediate users.
Hi all,
I just release the Renoise workflow tutorial part II.
I started over because I lost the xrns of the first one, but this one is more extensive and covers creating the main building blocks of a track. It is for intermediate users.
Thanx ! Good Tutorial !
btw it seems you still use a c64 ?
would be cool to see in a future tutorial how you use it with “renoise”
Thanks!
Yes actually I’m using it on some of the material of my upcoming album. There’s a really nifty expansion cartridge called MSSIAH with hardcoded synths you can use to midify the C64 and it even contains a mouse driver (to be used with an Amiga mouse, as they have the same connectors). Then all you have to do is route it through a standard audio in, into Renoise!
Check it out here http://www.8bitventures.com/mssiah/faq.php
Thanks for the vid.
Will the xrns file of the example tune be available for download ?
Yes I’ll add the dl link in the description tomorrow!
Rather annoying and unfortunate interference/noise from what I assume is your on-board microphone, but an otherwise excellent tutorial and fun look into your personal workflow. Cheers!
+1
(Next time record with headphones on and the speakers off, so you wont get the crosstalk/echo’ing delay from the speakers feeding back into the mic. If you add a line-input device on a track in Renoise - setup your mic as recording channel, you could also add a gate that only lets through your voice and cancels out the background hiss, keyboard clicking.)
xrns added in the description and here : http://www.shapermusic.com/Workflow_II.zip
Sorry bout the static noise, its because of the grounding of my laptop or something. Really have to fix that, it was already an issue in part 1
celsius like in “sensation” celsius ???