Trying to use some very old songs of mine (pre 2.1 at least) so were written when Renoise still used Ticks and the reported BPM was not exact.
Been trying to use the Render Each Pattern As Separate File option but due to the BPM not being perfect this is not giving me perfect chunks.
I have tried opening the old song, so it should force Renoise to operate in the old mode (or so I thought) and then render the wav file from in there but it still does not work correctly.
So is there any way to calculate the exact BPM which Renoise used to use?
Or can we please have my request to take Markers outputted on a Render as Slices and keyboard shortcuts for Next/Prev Marker in the Sample Editor. Then at least I could do it reasonably easy by hand…
And although I do still have the original files in most cases I do not have the plugins installed to re-render from scratch.
As I said I don’t have the plugins to do it from the original file, so I’m trying to slice a pre-rendered wav from my old (knackered) desktop.
Maybe I should just download an older version from Backstage… Has the Each Pattern As Separate File always been a option when rendering? When were Ticks removed as a core piece of the code?
(Values rounded/simplified purely for demonstration)
Might be a bit unfeasible to know the exact number of beats in your entire render, but you could at least cut out a few bars and base the calculations on that. Should get you close enough.