I just bought a registered copy of Renoise for my Mac. Currently I am using Logic as my main tool to make music, but I am very interested in learning to use Renoise. I have previously used Buzz-tracker (almost 10 years ago).
My questions are: what are the Renoise benefits over Logic? What can I do with Renoise that I can’t do with Logic? Are there some steps in making a track that are better done with Renoise (like building “IDM” beats).
Thank you for your point of views 
when logic will have pattern command…
anyway thoses tools are too different to compare, it s like comparing a Bugatti Veyron (logic) and a Suzuki Ayabuza gsxr (renoise) 
Congrats on your purchase of Renoise, it’s a good purchase.
Many users use both Logic and Renoise in conjunction. One does not replace the other unless you have a reason for it to be the case.
Your question is far too generic. I suggest lurking around the forums, surfing the website (Wiki Tutorials and In:Depth) and looking for XRNS (Renoise music files) to study other people’s styles.
Have fun.
Renoise will speed up your whole process. It is much more direct and I think it sounds better (this could be debatable though).
I use a horizontal sequencer (Repear) for recording at work, and I use Renoise for actually making music at home.
I dont imagine that I could actually make music on something like Logic, since I have been using Renoise. I tried to on Reaper, but it was sooo frustrating.
So, get into it and you will be loving it.
hi. could you describe how you use logic? are you mostly a .wav / .aiff only guy? or a mixture of outboard gear, .wav/.aiff and vst/au instruments?
since theres so many ways to use logic, there’s a lot of ways to integrate renoise into your workflow.