Some sort of “instrument” in the sampler that can live record the internal master into the sampler would be great. I like to tinker with plugins and knobs but I find myself having to constantly input/record motion into blank patterns then rendering whatever to a sample, it’s quite tedious. I think FL has some sort of always-on recording device, same with the Roland SP’s. Would be nice to be able to grab whatever I’ve been tinkering with from the sampler whenever needed. I don’t even necessarily mean during playback, most of the time I’m doing this when playback is off, but both would be great.
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Easy internal recording would be cool. Depending on your soundcard you might be able to do it right now?
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yeah it would be smashing to be able to record directly in renoise without any “oh just get a loopback-capable soundcard” or “install this track dsp device”.
totally up for internal recording. opening a second renoise app and recording with blackhole or soundflower (mac) would be nice to avoid.
and at the same time, might as well make the recorder able to record the whole computer system, in different formats, wav, mp3
in some apps this is doable with the WASAPI drivers (on any sound card?) but sadly not with renoise atm.
aside from external routing software you could record the performance as midi and render the pattern.
Bumping this 'cause I still think it is important.
I’ve always found myself needing to do this exact thing but reading this thread just made me realize this is possible to do easily with Jack on Linux (though this actually sets your entire systems audio output as the Renoise input). You’re just gonna wanna do something like this:
Still would be nice if this could be done purely inside Renoise like how Fruity Loops users have it.
Have look at Melda prod. MRecorder.
Put it on a track, master, external FX Return track. External return synt.
It will record! And it’s free.
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Native is better.
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Rolling sampler is a great little thing. Would love to see a native option along these lines as well.
A number of ways to achieve this: Plugdata, Bidule, aforementioned MRecorder…
But a native integration, whether a device, or a Renoise audio api tool, would be sweet yep.
Weird , I have always been able to do this with my soundcard(s)
Both edirol ua 25 and now Integra 7 , but…I have to make sure no other programs are open that use the same driver.( using assio 4 all )here
I guess it really depends on your hardware , a build in soundcard will most often not work
Even on-board audio chips these days are capable of “loopback” recording, for example my office computer with a Realtek driver can do it (it’s just named differently). So you can have Audacity recording in the background your session. It would be nice though if you could copy portions of the recording from Audacity, and paste them in a Renoise sample slot!
