hello two ideas here:
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Yesterday the new awesome left or right channel individual editing possibility made me do this:
I had a tablas sample that was really groovy and cool as it was but a bit off to a drumloop in rhythm so;
in a stereosample of the drums (but they were in mono i could tell) i pasted the tablas in the left channel,
(the tablas and the drums was rendered so they were the same length)
i first copied the drumhit i wanted to move, then silenced that selection and then mixpasted it back where i wanted it.
The result was superduper so:
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I could use at least two samples shown, or even just one as a reference to the one youre editing?
For me mainly for editing rhythmical stuff, but i could see a use for arranging longer rendered or recorded tracks too. -
And that leads to the second idea; to be able to highlight a section of the sample and then drag it into place, or elasticly stretch it.
I do this in cubase when i use cubase, which isnt that often because i like renoise so much more.
thanks for the new features in 2.8 and thanks for the awesomest music making software around!
/karl
