Hi everyone. I am not sure that i must create topic in this category, but i want to contribute to the community of Renoise with some Korg Volca Bass samples (saw and square wave, and mix of them), maybe sample Roland JP-08. Also i can make instruments with this samples (Pads, Basses, Leads, Plucks, etc) and give to anyone who interested in them.
If no one is interested and this is not what Renoise about, just tell me
I am almost new to trackers and dont know all the philosophy here
Hi Dmitry, thatās very kind of you! Thanks in the name of all those Renoisers who are using bass samples or samples in general, which is probably the majority. In the beginning the philosophy behind using a tracker was using samples and twist, manipulate and change them until youāve reached the personal desired result. Meanwhile trackers are more advanced and can do both using samples and using instruments (plugins). But obviously the majority is mainly still using samples, so your offer is welcome for sure.
I will drop short saw and square wave samples tomorrow. They are specific, cuz itās Korg. So i am sure that it can be nice addition to someoneās wavetable collection.
About trackers philosophy: i watched some videos about Amiga Protracker and got interested in trackers. Also i like to watch Amiga Protracker mixes on youtube to search for an inspiration, but still cant feel confident about what i do. I want to write music in Renoise, but not sure that i do that properly. How can i explainā¦ My approach to writing music was some type of usual for a long type as i was using only common DAWs like Studio One and Ableton. But Renoise for me changes the game and i dont know is it welcome to use VST instruments in community, is it welcome to write music as like any other composers do? If the main goal of this philosophy is to show beauty and write music which knocks deep into heart - i am in the game
Neither is mine. ŠŠµŃ ŠæŃŠ¾Š±Š»ŠµŠ¼. Donāt worry about your english, itās good enough.
With a tracker you can compose any type of music you can imagine. Which kind of music is considered to be beautiful or touches hearts depends on the listeners as you already might know.
Of course! Personally I mainly use VSTs, no samples. I only use samples when it comes to drums. But for me itās very important to use high quality samples if I use samples, no random stuff like in the past (for example with ProTracker or FastTracker).
Just do what you like. If youāre listening to the stuff you can find here within this forum youāll see that there are a lot of different people creating a lot of different music styles. Check this thread.
As i promised, here is zip archive which contains:
one cycled SAW wavetable from Korg Volca Bass recorded at 88200 kHz, 24bit
classic Juno style sweep synth preset for Xfer Serum
classic Juno style sweep syntn instrument for Renoise (based on main wavetable, but unison detuned in Xfer Serum and then recorded again) [this one is super basic, i tried to simulate Xfer Serum post-processing with native plugins]
demo
Later i will drop long sampled SAW which phases a bit cuz its true analog VCO, also i can make a few basic synthwave/darksynth presets for Serum or Renoise if anyone is still interested.
Iām always interested in Serum presets, especially for Synthwave or Elektro.
Iāve checked your Soundcloud and your music is similar to mine when it comes to Synthwave, just darker and more aggressive. Have you finished āGridshiftā in the meantime? Very cool track, I would like to buy it.
Very nice! I just have to dull the delay a little. Have you made it from scratch?
But you wrote āpreviewā, and as far as I know a preview isnāt a finished song.
In my opinion a song is at least 3 minutes long, otherwise I wouldnāt call it a āsongā.
Yes. I just got sample wavetable that i made from Korg and some quick tweaks of knobs. I made it maybe in 3-5 minutes.
You right, i wished to finish Gridshift, add some twists and other stuff, but (cringy part begins) there was some situations in my life that broke me, now i write almost everytime short demos and then forget about it. I do not force you to buy my track, its only your choice
Cool, I wish I could do that, too, but actually I donāt have a clue. I use, twist and change instruments the way I need it, but I canāt create any great sounding instrument from scratch out of a beep sound. Luckily I donāt need to, there are more than enough sound creators who are doing it for me. Iām the one who creates music instead.
I can imagine and comprehend what you describe, but itās always a pleasure when a song is finished and youāll get some good vibes even if life is bad. If you would finish it Iāll buy it for sure, otherwise not, but itās a good piece of music anyway. Itās just not a song in its current stage.