At the moment, I’ve been using renoise a lot for making soundtracks to little animations, but working at any tempo that isn’t a multiple of sixty makes this hard.
The renoise clock just isn’t precise enough, not going lower than a second.
It would be nice if it could be made a lot more precise or if renoise could have an effect device that did Timecode or something similar.
Shouldn’t be too hard to make, right? and i know there are a few people on here that use renoise for similar purposes.
If anyone has any tips for doing this kinda stuff in renoise, let me know!
sorry, maybe I was unclear, I mean the clock in the top right hand corner.
Basically, say I’ve made a track, and i want to know exactly when the kick drum appears because I want to make that kick synchronize with a certain frame of the video.
I need to know when to the 25th of a second, 1/25th of a second being one frame (25 frames per second being the standard.)
A multiple of sixty is easier because there are sixty seconds in a minute, hence with lpb 4, i know that every line is a quarter of a second.
I realize this is maybe pretty specific to the way I use renoise, but i think it’d also be helpful for people using renoise for other things, such as synching with external sound files.
Yes, that would be nice! I don’t write soundtracks, but as a kid I loved watching the 100th seconds on a stopwatch, I just have a fetish for high frame rates I guess. So 5 stars from me
Seriously, it doesn’t hurt if you don’t need it (if the fractions of a second would be displayed in a lighter color or a slightly smaller font, that is), and it’s required if you do.
