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Heck yes. Make it work! My man!

is this a fortnite reference

back again

I downloaded the demo today after lusting after a Polyend Tracker thinking I could dive right in, but it’s a bit of a learning curve. Not sure I’ve got it in me…

Damn what a good little collection of tracks. i'm in love with Meaningless :)

man, that was amazing. especially the demo for that last track, that was legitimately very very good. thanks for this, seriously. I'll probably be playing this on repeat for the next few weeks lol.

Hell yeah! Glad you are back! I've been listening to your "What a Shame!" album almost religiously lmao.

Holy shit I love your music kali

glad to see you back

My work bench is covered. Thanks, babe.

Thank you for this piece of pleasure. Good luck in everything!

I'm just saying, If I ever were to become a game developer, you'd be the composer no doubt <3

finally

Welcome back

nice to see you back, can't wait for more to come, take care of yourself :)

Kali posting again? Yeah, it’s gonna be a good day

Love you channel- very much a bigger in renoise why when I drag samples in the sampler do they always sound so weird - very fast or slow

Great tutorial and Renoise is a fantastic tracker. I started off using Octamed and Fasttracker back in the day. I made this remix of the Pogo song Redrum using Renoise. ua-cam.com/video/fAaD9-mLzLc/v-deo.html

this 'modern breakcore' is just fast jungle + melodies. Literally just jungle.

cool vid, thinking about getting renoise rn. kinda dig the workflow.

how do uadd a off-note, mine doesnt work. i pressed caps lock nothing happens

you got my hopes up clicking the folder right above the devil daggers samples....

better use gate for this effect

i wish somebody could make a video like this for openmpt

clicked because of the title, stayed because there was a Half-Life 2 reference within 30 seconds.

lol

thank you for this. love your channel

yup, still love it

So hot.

You should lower your voice a bit, you sound too humble, not self important 😝 Nice vid!

is there a way for me to like, buy every piece of music you have made

Just started getting into trackers yesterday with LSDJ. Holy shit, sound design while composing. I don't remember the last time I had so much fun making music. I might have to learn renoise.

Over the years, I've tried so many DAW's and even 100% hardware setups using physical sequencers. At a certain point I just hit a wall and it stops being fun, and busy-work creeps in. Renoise on the other hand just seems totally expansive and although the learning curve is initially steep for those used to the highly-graphical interfaces of modern DAWs, all of Renoise's faculties orbit around similar or identical principles (and only handful of different edit screens), so you can actually master it relatively quickly. Its the only piece of software I've ever used that has the rigidity and definitiveness that hardware has. There's simply no room for messing around because it's a completely distructive workflow. You have to get stuff right first time, because most of what you do gets rendered into samples, sometimes multiple-generation samples!! I love that, especially the rather brutal musical approach that it engenders. Another reason I probably won't ever go back to using a traditional DAW is because Renoise packs an unbelievable amount of information on a single screen. Being able to see your music laid out in streams of data is invaluable, and something I also love about hardware sequencers. I don't want to see my drum programming laid out as musical notes on a graphical piano roll! That's just horrible, all I want to see is the raw inputted data, and of much of it as possible, so that I know exactly what is happening at any given moment and thus I can make decisions and actualise musical ideas as soon as they enter my head with as little distraction as possible. Renoise lets you see stream upon stream of sequenced data, over multiple tracks. I think that is the number one reason it's workflow feels so fast. The tracker interface should be the industry standard for electronic music production!

how did you make openmpt have a background image?

I love this such a nice melody at 0:44 really reminds me of hollow knight tears city for some reason

Hi how do you make the patterns sound more loose with groove more funky instead of robotic?

incredible, u got discord or Insta bro

hey man, sorry if this has been asked before. i just recently got into renoise and i got synth1 but mine doesn't really have anything aside from the default sound. do you know where i can get more like the ones you use?

Great video, helped a lot! Thanks

Great technique... Saved me from several epistaxis interludes while recording... I love Renoise and Tracker style workflows but the sidechaining in Renoise is probably one of its most frustrating features to route as opposed to other DAWs like Bitwig, Ableton and Cubase...

Love this

These are great, you should do more of them

I never think about ‘theory’ when programming a beat but really like the way you laid out the concepts during that part of the video. I will be coming back to that in my mind in the future. feeling that TN12LLU hit at the end too!

its not fast Fast Tracker 2 is. I never have used copy whole parts like in 5:36 as I am stuck using the same commands I have learned and used over 20 years of tracking

tried learning renoise a few times, like really digging in to learn all the things, but since i'm more experienced with side scroller daws, i usually go back to them because they're easier. but there's something about renoise that i like and whenever i re-visit, i realize i forgot everything and need to re-learn from complete scratch. i'm interested again which is why i'm at this video which is pretty great, but i was looking for a video on "how to draw a note" in renoise hehe.

CHRONO TRIGGER CHRONO TRIGGER WHAGSGDVDGSGS GOD I LOGE CHRONO TRIGGER

I subconsciously pressed CTRL.

I tend to get lost in all the filters, but you don't even use any.... I should look into that

Nice, just noticed using my dracula theme. 🧛‍♂️

Bro I miss you, come back