tool updated, added a validation for every note inserted in order to check if is in the correct range.
Might be useful especially for mod, which has a short range of period.
1.2 released.
Added a new helper window that considerably improve the ease of use, because does the opportune conversion for portamento and volume value.
*EDIT
1.3 released, solved a bug everytime renoise starts
1.4 released.
Added Transpose features that adjust tempo according to ticks / tempo set to sequencer track simulating the mod format behavior
Look at the tutorial video on the first post
Nice going Zenon! If it wasnāt for the lack of vibsweep, I could see myself tracking my xm chips with Renoise. The development of milkytracker has halted unfortunately.
Greetings. Seems like a great tool, is there any information on getting this running with OSX? thanks!
I think you can run it using Mono runtime.
Remember to map required dll (under lib folder) as described here.
Something like this
<configuration><br>
<dllmap dll="libs\x64\bass.dll" target="bass.so"></dllmap><br>
</configuration>
Then you can try to run at least xrns2xmodcmd from the command line.
Iāve already had success on running it under ubuntu some years ago.
Tool was updated to version 3.
The tool was almost entirely rewritten, with a lot of features included, no more overloading notifiers, source code optimized and clean
Download the last Xrns2XMod version here
Is this Tool available for MAC users?
The tool is just an interface to the main program which is written in .NET
Actually the main applicationās binary is compiled and run only under Windows, but it might probably work well with Mac compiling with MONO; in the past I already compiled and run Xrns2XMod under Linux / Ubuntu.
Unfortunately, I donāt have any Mac so I canāt test nor compile it (unless someone with a Mac and basilar programming skill want do it)
Is this being worked on? Iām getting errors that my song version is incompatible 
Is this being worked on? Iām getting errors that my song version is incompatible
Check the System Requirements on Xrns2Mod homepage.
Next, look at {RenoiseHomeFolder}/Resources/Schemas for the latest used schema.
Probably you are using an older or newer version of Renoise (guess the beta version?).
Check the System Requirements on Xrns2Mod homepage.
Next, look at {RenoiseHomeFolder}/Resources/Schemas for the latest used schema.
Probably you are using an older or newer version of Renoise (guess the beta version?).
Ahh yes, Iām on the beta. Does the stable version work with the converter?
Ahh yes, Iām on the beta. Does the stable version work with the converter?
Yes
Yes
Thanks, works now, just need to get the volumes to come out okay, they donāt seem to export relatively yet 
Thanks, works now, just need to get the volumes to come out okay, they donāt seem to export relatively yet
Talking about volume, in Renoise thereās a world behind.
I suggest you to read the documentation hereand look at
Adjusting volume sample on Renoise
Default Sample volume
Global volume effects
paragraphs
Talking about volume, in Renoise thereās a world behind.
I suggest you to read the documentation hereand look at
Adjusting volume sample on Renoise
Default Sample volume
Global volume effects
paragraphs
So, looking through that, itās to be assumed that the track volume can be converted? I didnāt notice it was properly converted on the exported xm files, does the track db volume not quite align to the xm channel volume?
So, looking through that, itās to be assumed that the track volume can be converted? I didnāt notice it was properly converted on the exported xm files, does the track db volume not quite align to the xm channel volume?
Afaik, the track volume is not convertible because it doesnāt exists in XM.
Xrns2XMod take care of sample and instrument volume instead
Afaik, the track volume is not convertible because it doesnāt exists in XM.
Xrns2XMod take care of sample and instrument volume instead
Hereās a test track Iāve made with Renoise and converted with Xrns2Xmod
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h98i7ycqaaytkhn/testicelz.xrns?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a4hav49esmlqzhm/hearu.xm?dl=0
How can I preserve the timings so it doesnāt end up all mangled like that?
The note timing issue is due to the usage of delay column on original xrns; actually the Renoise delay column works in a different way than xm. (The latter works with ticks per line).
Iām currently working on a new version that should parse the xrns delay column also, but it would be just a trick to make it fit as much as possible.
So, for the moment, what you can do is to use Qxx command instead thatis fully compatible with xm.
http://tutorials.renoise.com/wiki/Effect_Commands
Best regards
Fabrizio
Hereās a test track Iāve made with Renoise and converted with Xrns2Xmod
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h98i7ycqaaytkhn/testicelz.xrns?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a4hav49esmlqzhm/hearu.xm?dl=0
How can I preserve the timings so it doesnāt end up all mangled like that?