Really, people?

[dspasic (senseiprod)]

you are right, sorry once again, i bursted this morning.
sorry, when did i say that people need to watch more tutorials?

• i’ve said that i don’t understand what the “ultimate” limitations are to some people, since they spend more time asking for XYZ feature than making music… i’m curious what’s that important to them

I use vst/au just as fx processors only (tokyo dawn plugins) and everything else is contained within native sampler

@ffx

I still think that the timing of the midi recording in Renoise (at least on macos version) really is quite horrible in comparison to any other major daw.

• for my way of making music, it’s perfectly fine. Sometimes i just program stuff, at other times, i record simple melody/harmony whatever, and just fine edit with further programming.

@ffx

Also I really cannot see a reason, why slider automation recording is line-based. Renoise also supports points in between the lines. Well, for a fluent mouse-based recording, the gui would have to work with stable 60fps, which it doesn’t - even all VST guis are much slower and laggy than in other DAWs.

• i’m used to “sloppy” guis, as long as audio is intact and OK, so that’s another nope from my workflow. (i don’t utilize automation in other way than drawing points). The plugins that i’m using are always reaching10-15% per instance because they are cpu hogs (tdr kotelninkov, tdr limiter, tdr slick eq M and few more from same company), but i’m used to them, and to me they sound pristine, so i tend to resample often, to free up some additional cpu cycles

@ffx

Maybe it also is time to drop 32 bit support completely. Some plugins I still use won’t work, but I guess I can replace then with others then. I am suggesting this, because UHe also stated something that their GUI slowdowns are related to 32bit / mac 10.7 backwards compatibility. Better set mac 10.11 now as minimal standard.

• i agree on dropping 32 bit support in near future, but doesn’t concern me even slightest