Renoise user since 2005 here. Finally decided to focus on branding my music and get it “out there.” Music is a creative hobby for me, though I did do soundtracks for the iphone game Toy Drift and the digital pinball game Junkyard Cats. My tracks range from 16 bit Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo chiptunes to synthwave, progressive rock, and probably some other form of electronic music that I didn’t realize was a genre. I’m learning to mix more and more these days, but that is honestly probably my biggest weakness at the moment.
Anyway, I’d love to trade youtube subscribers with other Renoise users (or likes, followers, whatever floats your boat). I really enjoying hearing what other people create with the software as I find it inspiring.
Here’s a few tracks to give you the gist of things:
Sega Genesis:
Super Nintendo:
Feel free to post your youtube, facebook, twitter, or soundcloud on this thread so I can follow you.I’d love your support and hope you enjoy some of these tunes
Thank you, @Land_of_Bits - I use the animation software “Keyshape” for all vector animation. Mac only, I think, but there might be other apps that do the same thing for PC. Then, I run the animations through Apple Motion ('cuz it’s way cheaper than FCPX) for effects. If there is any voices, it’s created with MaryTTS, because I won’t get sued/charged for using the voices - they’re open source.