There are some more advanced ones on YouTube. I made a point of watching every single video about Renoise I could find there, and in the end it was a good indoctrination into the ways of Renoise.
What advanced tutorials are you referring to? Every one I’ve seen has been pretty beginner-ish. I would love to see some of the more advanced workflows. One thing I’m particularly interested in is how people work using the high LPB style use case (eg as in the hitori tori vids).
It would be great to get some official Renoise tutorials up - they vary in quality so greatly
I’d love to see someone like Djeroek do a bit of composing…
Thanks but this is still too basic. Most of the material is stuff you could figure out looking up stuff in the manual.
I’m more interested in things like personal workflows of advanced users and unconventional uses of effects and signal routing (but not limited to this). Stuff beyond “hey this button exists and this is what it does”.
And yeah, it would be cool just to see someone super advanced going about their composing process in realtime. That could be more interesting than any tutorial come to think of it.
Thanks for the info, especially the IRC channel. Still, I think some sort of paid (and not a cheap price either) live help would be awesome, especially if it could be where you do a remote desktop and voice chat.
Hmmm…it’s not as bad as Blender 
I don’t think the Renoise team would have resources to do it, even if they charged for it, so it would be a local initiative. But then, the Renoise user base might be not that large to try to build a business model around it for someone.
But what sort of info would you be expecting to learn using this service? You can pretty much ask any question of any level here and get an answer to it rather quickly.
Also, how would you define that someone is of a sufficient level of Renoise knowledge to provide such service? Seems like you have been registered on the forums for quite a while, most likely many users would rightfully expect you to answer pretty much any question about Renoise yourself.
Kizzume, you need to make some Youtube videos where you CLEARLY show what you are having problems with. In your other post where several people tried to help you, I couldn’t understand most of the problems you were trying to explain, and a video would make it much easier to see exactly what you mean.
If you ask questions on here, you will almost always get an answer. Post up a video on Youtube and it will be even easier for us to see what you mean.
You can use Faststone Screen Capture to capture video of your screen (it costs something like $20 but you can try it out for free, I think - I use it every single day for cutting images out of screens, etc.) I did try using Camstudio but found the audio was always messed up, whereas the Faststone Screen Capture video had perfect quality audio.
Renoise forum should have a quick chat window, so anyone could ask simple questions and answer without having to post new threads. Not everyone uses IRC.
Yes, but then the answer would only be seen by ONE person, and others wouldn’t be able to benefit from the answer - which is the whole purpose of forums.
I’m talking about an open chat window where anyone can comment, they have it on other forums, so why not here?
Sorry, I didn’t mean only one person would be able to see the chat, I meant the chat would be lost after the answer had been given, and the whole purpose of the forums is for people to be able to ask questions, get answers, and for those answers to be stored so others can search for them.
Chat would be nice, but for questions and answers, I think we could lose a lot of knowledge if people answered questions using chat.
I think forum posts is for important stuff that could benefit the community, but if you have a simple question like “i can’t find the volume setting and finetune for a sample, where is it?” it does nothing more than fill up the forum with crap imo.
That is what the Bugs, help, support forum is for.
People are entitled to ask every question, even if it seems rediculous/obvious, but perhaps so may be the answer.
I didn’t mean it like that, it works allright as it is, but i think having an extra quick chat window would make it better.
To search for the answer to your question by using the search function isn’t very easy, you have to plough through a lot of stuff before you come to the answer you want, so you probably just end up starting a new topic anyway. If we could just ask the simple question in the quick chat then anyone can see it and instantly answer, it would save everyones time and would probably lower the threshold for noobs to ask “stupid” questions.
…maybe a Google+ Hangout might help also?
I’d like to see a tutorial from sodiufas explaining his entry for this year’s Mutant Breakz comp. 
SO.MUCH.HAPPENING
I would love that! 
As someone with very little experience and who is entirely new to “modern” forms of music making (I play a few acoustic instruments and toyed with trackers when the Atari ST was hot), I feel fairly in the dark with Renoise. I watched the beginner videos, and fumble around, but there’s overall relatively little in the way of “hands-on”-type of tutorials that one can follow along and learn from. I’m fairly persistent, so I’ll get there, but what you wrote, and the idea of it, sounds very delicious!
This isn’t a problem exclusive to Renoise, either. I couldn’t find a lot of consistent material for Reaper, so I went and bought the video series at Groove3. It was around $30, which I hesitated to spend, but it was really worth it. After the ~8 hours of video material, I felt I actually had a bit of an idea what I was doing, and it was entertaining, too. Wish they did a “Renoise Explained” series! (Maybe one of you pros should talk to them!)
I prefer Renoise over all the other DAWs I tried out, so I’ll definitely stick with it, but there’s a relatively high entry barrier – thought I’d really not compare it to Blender! I keep notes of my newbie adventures with Renoise, so perhaps one day I’ll write something up from the perspective of having zero background.