I would like to hear your music made with Renoise or other Daws

great tune! soooo groovy!

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Nice Doom Metal @Cursed. I keep on being impressed by your virtual guitar sound. It sounds convincing enough.

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Remixed a classic from 1993:

sampled some vocals from ā€œAbsolute Gigantenā€, https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0177507/

Whole track made and mixed with renoise.

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Raw/work-in-progress screen recording of a track Iā€™m working on for an upcoming EP. For this release, Iā€™m aiming at different LPB settings (5, 6, 14, etc) and pattern lenghts, for more ā€œbrokenā€ rhythms.

Around 70% of the sound design (including drums) done with Vital, and sometimes Hive. A few drum samples here and there.

Still little to no EQing, until I finish the other tracksā€¦ so donā€™t mind that :slight_smile:

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Nice job friend

Great track man simple but effective

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nice ! I also like the mpc oneā€¦ did a video also

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Nice jam but let me tell you something.Never ever have liquid stuff on the same table you have your gear because sooner or later an accident will happen.

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nice work! Always good times to play with unconventional rhythmic structure. I love how easy it is to create strange subdivisions, polymeters, & polyrhythms in renoise. Phrases are really powerful in this regard

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This is the main reason why I chose Renoise over any other DAW. The ease of rhythm manipulation is very powerful.

Exactly what Iā€™m trying to achieve. Iā€™m prone to ā€œminimalismā€ :blush:

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Great vibe, reminds me drum and bass golden ages)

simple boombap;
renoise > mixbus32c via jack

renoise

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Hello good folks, iā€™m back with some tracker metal this time, hope you enjoy it :slight_smile:

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Nice! Can you tell me a bit about how you make these very nice sounding distorted guitars?

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Thanks ffx, i mostly use my Ibanez Blazer together with Boss GT-001 guitar processor and native time stretch and some sample editing in post. Time stretch doesnā€™t always sound very convincing, but i think it works pretty good with distorted guitars.
Sometimes i just open ā€˜record new sampleā€™ and jam along to some rythm and maybe a melody, then i cut out parts of the jam that i can use. Iā€™m not the best guitarist, so this is a method that works for me. :wink:

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Old song made with Renoise.

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That is a sweet little track @untilde.

@antismap The mpc one looks like a lot of fun! A nice bit of old school indeed.

@dspasic Renoise 001 (Demo) is nice. It has an interesting mood. Wonder where youā€™ll take it.

@TheBellows Rock on! That is a cool track. Nicely sharp. If you donā€™t mind me saying. I wish there was a bit more development in the piece. There is a nice variations in the different sections. But when parts repeat they sound identical to me. I always like it when repeating segments offer something new. Doesnā€™t have to be much. It can be an additional layer. A different drum groove. Or take away something. You get the idea. Familiar but a new experience.

@Cursed Our resident Doom Lord returns. It may be old but it is still nice!

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Glitchy noodles made from eurorack recordings, cutup, processed & arranged in Renoise;

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There are some nice sounds there. Though Iā€™m not the biggest fan of the modular fares.What kind of Eurorack modules did you use?