Shiny

http://soundcloud.com/theftofcarbon/shiny

Not exactly my greatest work. More of a song I just made to test the Reaper-Renoise-Rewired workflow. Sequenced the drums with Renoise, recorded the guitars in Reaper.

Sounds like the test worked.

Hi there,

nothing to be ashamed of, had fun listening! Feels like a nice jam.

I am thinking of similar stuff, although, no guitar available at the moment, just my lovely Mango (yesss, it’s a ukulele :D).
And I am also working on a reaper/renoise workflow.

Most annoying, I am so used to the spectrum analyzer in renoise, did not find an alternative for reaper yet. Can you recommend something?

I found that annoying too, what I ended up doing was using the JS: Analysis/gfxanalyzer (it’s included when you download Reaper). I put it on the master track and pulled it over to my second monitor and resized it. That’s the advantage over using that over a VST, is you can resize it. Anyways it’s not quite the same because you can’t just click on a track and get a different colored line for that track, but it’s better than nothing.

Actually, try this instead. You can monitor multiple tracks Renoise style with it.

http://au.tomatl.org/

Hi Carbonthief,

thanks for the info! The spectrograph is actually quite nice, especially, it is open source and multichannel.
DarkStar from the reaper forum pointed me towards this one: Voxengo SPAN

Here is also a nice tutorial, how to set it up. As a total reaper noob, this was quite usefull:

The JS one is also nice, unfortunately, it is not multichannel. Perhaps I’ll try to add this, in a quiet minute ;)/>

Cheers!