Thanks for your help.
OK. I get it now. I was doing it the wrong way round. I hadnt explored phrases enough.
I have to keep doubling instead of halving the LPB in the phrase to get the smaller and smaller note divisions (64th note, 128th note etc.).
I think I can now end up with phrases the equivalent of 0.75 ticks main editor tick equivalent? Yes even smaller.
This is nice.
With a phrase of only one line in length its incredibly easy to do all the tuplets and beyond into waveform type speed ( LPB 256 ).
( 1 line phrase LPB settings )
LPB2 = tuplet
LPB3 = triplet
LPB4 =quadruplet
LPB5= quintuplet
LPB6= sextuplet
LPB7=septuplet
LPB8=octuplet
LPB9=nonuplet
LPB10=decuplet
LPB11=undecuplet
LPB12=dodecuplet
LPB13=tredecuplet
for 2 line phrase, the above LPB values x 2 etc.
I would like to confirm to the LSDJ and LittleSoundParkTracker users that renoise does indeed have much faster “tables” than theirs (which do maximum 1 tick resolution, unlike renoise phrases which go all the way to oscillator type speed, 1 line phrase LPB256).
renoise 1 tick resolution phrase – 1 line phrase, phrase LPB-48 ( 4 line dodecuplet x 4 = 1 line dodecuplet).
256uplet is th maximum. That is 5.33333333 times greater resolution than LSDJ and LittleGameParkTracker ( if they are set at 12TPL) or 10.66666666 time greater resolution if they are set at 6TPL.