thank you so much jesus christ, this is the only normal and genuinely helpful video on renoise i've seen lmao. kisses and hugs love u

Great tutorial for someone like me who's coming back to trackers after years of using a vintage MPC. One little advanced tip about slicing: while you almost always want the END of your slice to fall on a zero crossing, deliberately puting the START of a slice at a non-zero point in the waveform is a classic, oldschool technique for adding some transient to a sound that isn't snappy enough. It's especially handy for kicks sampled from vinyl or cassette, but it can work on almost anything. Also, a good compromise between slice markers and sample offset is to use an even number of equally spaced markers (and use fades to deal with any unwanted clicking), like creating a slice grid on an Octatrack or slicing to the default zone values on an MPC2000xl. I usually prefer slicing my main break to an even grid to retain all of the groove of the original erformance, and then fine tuning the slice points on any other percussion I layer over it.

Yo you are for reals one of the most entertaining and laid back tutorial makers. Definitely look forward to more from you. I'd love to see a deconstruct of some crazy Venetian Snares effect tricks. I can mostly pick them apart by ear but I bet you have them down quick.

Shoutout to the number 12 looks like you reference. You really helped to break this program down and make it palatable. Thank you my G🙏🏽

That third method around 12mins is genius!!

Wow!! I've been desperately looking for that button in your '3rd way' since starting with renoise. You helped uncover it for me! Thank you!

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!

You are amazing, congratulations!!!!

i wish somebody could make a video like this for openmpt

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Thanks broski

at 22:08 how are you jumping to each beat to put down a drum? also found your channel recently and you make some awesome tunes man, found out about renoise recently and ur tutorials are a big help, xoxo edit: you explain it in your other tutorial, step skip : )

Could you do a tutorial on punching in drums onto the editor like what buttons to press etc, that would be super helpful!

Where did you find this theme? Looks beautiful!

Great video! I didn't know this about the zero crossings and that'll help a lot. Note on terminology: I think of the 2&4 as being the *backbeat*, whereas the *up*beat is halfway inbetween (AKA lines 2, 6, 10, & 14 here). Those upbeats are widely used in reggae and ska as the place where the guitar and/or keyboard hits, adding an upward jumping feel to the rhythm.

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

at 1:53 what button did u press to play the sampler. i try pressing space and it ends up not working (im super new to this)

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