Gotta post again how awesome the Launchpad edition is !
After some hours of testing I can say that 1.5 runs pretty stable over here.
As long as you don’t create a 9th track by accident everything runs smooth,
when sequencing my funky drums.
Future suggestion:
Somebody already wrote, that it would be dope to adjust the default matrixcontrollers and save them as presets.
It’s hard to find the right steps on your knobcontroller hardware when you are
inside the matrix editor and want to adjust a specific controller@ a specific step.
Now, since I activate “notecolumn1>Notes” on the first matrix line,
it’s much easier to orientate and edit the controllers in line 2-xy and find the active steps easily…
Another lauflicht with the active tracksteps in the matrix section grid would do the job as well…
Indeed. Also you could have some predefined presets like “random”, “line up”, “line down” or something like that, which generates some values for a parameter line of the matrix.
But this seems to be quite time-consuming to code, so not in the near future but with another major version increase.
Good point.
Unfortunately you can not adjust the (background-)color of a gui-controller like a value-field. So you could color every fourth value-field or so.
But yes another headline with the active tracksteps would be possible I think, at least a lauflicht-like button row with every fourth step colored (and step-nr as text).
is now implemented.
It is like the original “Lauflicht” button-bar, with two additional features: Each button is labeled with the current note value of the corresponding step; each button is clickable and sets/unsets a note.
Ah I see, populate the dragged steps… hm, there is no possibility to catch mouse events like dragging/right mouse click etc. in the current lua api (you have to code controller like buttons, knobs and so on to catch an event). Currently I have no idea how to implement this with the current controls.
To control the volume of a track/single steps I would use the controller matrix: Assign either track volume (Automation Efx) or note volume to the matrix of the desired track, and then assign each value box to your midi controller to control the volume of every single step, or to the first value box only to control the volume of the complete track.
Another possiblity to control the volume of a complete track is with the help of the build-in Renoise midi mapping; assign the volume of the track to a midi controller.
i have renoise 2.8 x64 bit rc2 and i am trying to import the stepsequencer tool… the installation / import of the tool seems to work. when i start the stepsequnecr tool i get the following error message…
i have fixed the problem… as you could see in the screenshot above… it says that there is a file missing… i was wondering about it an locked into the folder… the files are all there… the next thing i thought about, was that there might be an issue with wrong spelling… it seems like it is case sensitive… probably because under linux… If you have a look into the screenshot bellow, you can see the inside of the images folder from the stepsequencer tool… there is nothing wrong except of the small letters… i have changed the file which gave the error message to big Letter: keyFill to KeyFill…
long story… i think you get what i mean… i am not sure about the other files… maybe they need to get changed is well…
anyways the stepsequencer seems to work now… thank your for the tool
Thank you. I can not reproduce the error unfortunately. Could you download the 2.0 version please and if the error appears, maybe repost again in the new thread?
Feel free to come back to me, maybe we can work on an extension like I did for the Launchpad.
Very nice to hear.
