Our post-person was kind enough to leave me a copy of Computer Music Magazine (May '09) today, first thing I turned to was a review of Renoise 2.0.
Renoise obtained a huge 10/10 overall, so congratulations to all the dev’s (and the community, you get a mention too). It obtained a ‘CM Performance Award’ and ‘CM Value Award’ and was praised for:
brilliant value
most professional tracker available
improved timing system
rock solid and stable
great quality native plug-ins
looks fantastically techy!
Nothing us regulars didn’t already know, but I’m sure it’ll encourage a few more people to try out Renoise.
I’m not sure if it was already posted but it has also been reviewed in Linux Format magazine (April '09), scoring 8/10 overall which is praise indeed from a FOSS obsessed magazine: “If cross-platform usability is more important to you than freedom, Renoise may suit your needs perfectly” and “Renoise is the best of it’s kind. Nobody worried about OctaMED on the Amiga costing money”.
Hi guys!
Welcome me, Iam new one here!
I just downloaded demo version of Renoise, and I must say after just spending minutes, I already like it, its like Impulse tracker back in my high-school demo days again! yeee, been waiting for you Renoise, praise you!
And here is the scan, I had CM open at exactly right page while reading through forums ->
I’m not a subscriber to CM, however I sometimes buy that magazine. At least in CM’s March issue News section, on page 11 they have a half page column titled “Trackers & Demoscene”:
On page 13, in an article on making music with netbooks, we can read:
edit:hmmz, there is actually no installation instruction at all in the quickstart as there is a dedicated section for installation (which also contains a quickstart install for Linux)…
I’ve been buying this magazine for about 8 years and one thing I’ve always noticed is that they don’t give 10/10 out that often. This is a superb result, recognition at last!