Just made a new intro for my youtubes
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Too long,users will skip your videos if you have long intros.Dont like the deep voice also,i skip videos because of that 
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hehe. The deep voice was me. I was testing, if I am able to do that ātrailer guy voiceā 
Valuable Feedback, getting back to the scratchboard.
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Hi TNT,
Thx for your feedback and for digging the composition 
! And I think you are right! An improved mix could probably make it better and more alive and remove some mudiness! Problem that I encountered during production is mostly CPU limits. As this song is written fully in microtuning format, the total track count in Renoise estimates arnound 208 and I needed to duplicate and manually tune many vstās. This eats CPU! With my 15 year old computer, I unfortunately cannot play all the track at the same time in the renoise workfile, or another DAW even if I render everything to wav. So it was a continuous game of trying to finish the song in the form as I heard it in my head. Also, when listening to the song on small earpods, indeed the vocals seem to move a bit to the background. However, on the 3-way and 4-day speaker sets that I used as reference monitors, it seems to be pretty much in balance (here). The never ending game of audio engineering right?! In the coming years Iām going to save up some money for a fully new studio, but that could take a while. When this is arranged, iām 100% sure I will dive into a new mix Btw, the beats are mostly loops that are aligned to time, and cut in many pieces. Again thanks for listening and for taking the time to leave a message. Happy composing!
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Another short Drum & Bass-y track. I feel like Iām getting a bit stuck in a formula with these, but theyāre fun to make.
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If it aināt broke, donāt fix it! Good stuff for sure. Maybe youāre making an album/EP 
Hey all ! Thanks to some holidays I took, I managed to finish my second Renoise track ! still learning, this 2-step beat made me use the delay column more which is good
Let me know what you think ! Kind of went outside of my comfort zone and just followed my inspiration and instinct on this one!
Fun fact, I used a classic french song as a base sample, weāll see if you recognize (should not be that hard if you know the track)
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Itās a little unfinished and not as refined as iād like, but my CPU thought it was enough of this crap. 
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That sounds like a remix of Ceephax Acid Crew - Sidneyās Sizzler Planet
Oh, didnāt know this track but actually I love it, guess this is the lead synth that makes you say so!
For context here is the track I sampled (might loose some magic here though haha)
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Good track! Kind of like that raw sound
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I did this recently for a uni project. Itās uh, kind of rough, the arrangement is kind of trash because I had to make it longer to satisfy the brief. HOWEVER I kinda dig how it came out.
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Thereās some super cool textures going on here!
I think your snare could cut through a bit more though, I usually have a flat eq somewhere on a track group or couple of tracks. Then have the snare on itās own track, put a signal follower on it, invert the min/max, send that to a band on that eq, generally 350 - 600 hz, that make the snare cut through like crazy.
Iām not a production wiz by any means but thatās a trick Iāve been obsessed with lately.
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Thatās really cool, I like it a lot. Feels really crunchy in all the best ways. Excellent work.
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I love the textures! good job
Also, always cool to see a live recording of your screen, I find it very interesting to try to understand otherās people workflow seeing how their song is composed
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Yeah, I always think renoise also looks cool as well while playing. On top of that I use mostly the built-in stuff that renoise comes with (device/plugin wise, I use all my own chopped samples and stuff). Renoises, signal follower is insanely powerful once you start thinking out of the box. Iāve also been playing with the key tracker + comb filter, that can ātuneā atmospheric samples.
Gotta have that crunch, what even is the point if you couldnāt sell it in a cereal box?
Itās worth posting this version though, basically the video version is the one that was valid for the assignment. This version is the correctly arranged one. I wasnāt allowed to loop or reuse any of the live recorded parts so it sort of ruined the song.
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Recently released two new albums (sort of a double album, but also released back-to-back completely separately). Mostly made using Reaper, Giorgio san Cristoforo applications, IrcamLabs TS2, PaulStretch, and a plethora of VTS FX Plugins. Not much Renoise in these two, mostly standalone applications and arranging in Reaper. āGod Rayā may be one of my favorite tracks that I have ever made to date.
Stylistic Influences: Ambient, Dark Ambient, Noise, Musique Concrete, Electronic, Pseudo-Generative
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