I’m proud to announce that I’m organizing a Renoise workshop here in Montreal. It will be a double feature including a LSDJ workshop as well. It’s going to be a great way for people to get introduced to both LOFI and HIFI trackers… I’m taking care of the HIFI presentation while a friend of mine, XC3N, will present LSDJ.
For whom might be interested, the workshop will happen at Foulab, a really nice organization: (http://www.foulab.org/en/wiki/Index_Page) on September 18th between 13:00 and 17:00, (there might be changes in the time.)
I’ll try to get pictures for you… this is usually my job to photograph events but… I’ll see what I can do… we need pictures of that, right?
one note though: the Facebook event description talks about a 2.6 presentation, inviting people to download the demo version on our site. It should be specified that the latest demo version available is not 2.6, expecially if you are going to show 2.6 features
I take it as my supreme duty to admonish anyone who attends this event of the repercussions of ‘sharing’ or giving away a copy of their licensed version of renoise. Not only does it give a very hard slap in the cock for our hard-working team of developers, but you also run the risk of losing your license.
Have fun at the workshop.
Yeah I know… but since the were mostly beginners, I simply introduced them to Renoise, most of them had the demo of 2.5 so it’s a good start, I presented the GUI, the features… it was pretty sweet.
Don’t worry about this, no body shared licenses…
I was expecting about 20 peep for the dual program renoise + LSDJ but we got about 10… which was still pretty cool. We had a board range of attendant, visual artists, chiptune musicians, indie video game maker, guitarists… Hopefully renoise will help them do what they want. Even though only 10ish people attended the workshop, the place was full (there were an arduino workshop) and we had lots of fun.
Pictures will come shortly.
At the party (following the workshop), me and some friends had a jam… again, lots of fun.